Fairladies Barn is located in St. Bees, Cumbria. St. Bees is Cumbria’s most westerly point, it is a small village built around an 11th Century Priory. It has a superb sandy beach, tennis courts and a nine hole golf course. St. Bees Head, a red sandstone bluff, forms one of the most dramatic natural features along the entire coast of North West England. There are four miles of towering precipitous cliffs of St. Bees sandstone, this red stone is used for many buildings in Cumbria (including Fairladies Barn). An RSPB Nature Reserve on the headland is home to England’s only colony of Black Guillimots. Puffins, terns and other sea birds can also be studied. There are observation and information points along the headland. View our 360° Virtual Tour to see around St. Bees Click here for the Official St.Bees Website St. Bees provides the ideal base to see the many local attractions including: Lowes Court Gallery Muncaster Castle and Owl Sanctuary La'al Ratty The Sellafield Visitors Centre The Rum Story Whitehaven Beacon Whitehaven Harbour & Marina Haig Pit & Mining Museum And many more . . . . . . . The beautiful English Lake District is on the doorstep. St. Bees is also the starting point of the ‘Coast to Coast walk’ devised by A. Wainwright in 1972. There are plenty of public houses offering excellent Local pub food. There is also a restaurant that offers French Cuisine.