How does direct access to the beach sound?
Grandview is just steps away from the promenade, wonderfully positioned on Weymouth’s attractive seafront.
With large windows this first-floor apartment’s lounge, kitchen and master bedroom are full of natural light and offer gorgeous views overlooking the bay, with the sound of the sea.
As you step into the living room be amazed by the dramatic views of the famous Jurassic coastline, and with welcoming sofas, this comfortable room is great for enjoying the views whatever the season.
When it comes to dinner enjoy it whilst admiring the stunning sea views in the airy and spacious dining area or even alfresco on the patio.
Head to bed in either the master bedroom with its indulgent king-sized bed, the twin bedroom or the comfortable double bedroom, all of which makes a welcoming sight after a busy day exploring.
Weymouth and the surrounding area are full of natural wonders, exciting activities, beautiful hiking paths and so much more.
Stroll to the nearby RSPB Radipole Lake Nature Reserve, a 83 hectare nature reserve - Once you are on the footpath amongst the reeds and lagoons you are transported to a wildlife oasis, designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI).
A stone’s throw away is the award winning Greenhill Gardens with its brightly coloured borders, winding paths and its floral clock are a true delight to discover.
Sloping up from the beach and promenade, the gardens provide some of the best views across Weymouth Bay and can be enjoyed for a multitude of reasons be it to sit back and relax, to have fun on the putting green or to get active on the tennis courts.
Take a wander to Weymouth Harbour, situated at the heart of the town, where you can sit and watch the boats come and go and see the historic bridge lifting.
The pretty and traditional old harbour is the departure point for a range of boat trips including Jurassic coast tours, fishing trips and speedboat rides.
Enjoy a Picnic in the Nothe Gardens, sit and watch the local wildlife such as birds and squirrels roam the glorious grassed areas.
Visit The Nothe Fort, a fascinating museum with over 70 rooms and underground passages to explore.
You can also discover Newtons Cove, with its shallow waters and rock pools, great for fossil hunting, and not forgetting the stunning panoramic views around to Portland Harbour and beyond.
Explore Lulworth Cove, one of the most breath-taking destinations in Dorset; its UNESCO World Heritage sight is a must-visit.
Durdle Door, the most Instagrammed spot in all of Dorset, Durdle Door is as iconic as it is stunning.
Part of the Jurassic Coastal World Heritage Site, the famous natural arch was formed from a layer of hard Limestone.
Whatever you choose to do, Grandview is simply a beautiful home away from home in which to explore the wonders of the Jurassic Coast.