The town is home to pretty historical landmarks (Image: Getty Images)
A pretty part of the UK is known for its has now been revealed as being one of the most affordable places to live.
Barrow-in-Furness in is known for its green landscapes and friendly atmosphere.
And it has now been named as one of the most affordable places to live and work by as it has above average wages and a low .
It is situated on the coast of the Irish Sea and is known for its shipbuilding industry. The town has a rich history, dating back to the 19th century when it was a major industrial center.
Today, Barrow-In-Furness is a bustling with a population of over 67,000 people.
According to RightMove, the in the area is available for just £5000 with other affordable options at £33,000 and £49,950.
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Nearby, you’ll find the Lake District with huge swathes of incredible nature to enjoy (Image: Getty Images)
House prices in Barrow-In-Furness have an overall average of £165,351 over the last year.
The closest beaches to the area are Walney Island, Earnse Bay and Sandscale Haws National Nature Reserve.
One much loved spot in the area is Furness Abbey, an historic ruin.
A visitor on Tripadvisor said: “This is a beautiful location on the outskirts of Barrow. The Abbey ruins are set with a back drop of a woodland walk and an Amphitheatre in full view.
“The Abbey is a large site and it felt like it was so tranquil and spacious to walk around. There is plenty of seating areas to enjoy the full views.”
is located in the north west of England and it is close to the Lake District meaning access to incredible landscapes are close by.
There are a wide range of easy walking and cycling routes from the town centre that provide access to nature reserves, beautiful sandy beaches and fascinating sites of historical interest.
The town is also close to the coast meaning you can enjoy sea views and visit the lighthouse (Image: Getty Images)
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Another popular spot near the is Piel Island which is a perfect place for those who love the seaside.
A visitor on Tripadvisor said: “This was a great day out. We walked around the island beachcombing, had a drink and food at the pub, explored the castle before sitting looking out across Morecambe Bay for an hour or so.
“The little ferry that took us there and back was enough. That was an outing in itself.
“The weather was lovely and the sea was blue. Couldn’t wish for a better day out. We will definitely be back.”