The property
A modern 3 storey townhouse located in the lively town of Weymouth Close to the historic harbour and famous golden sanded beach and shallow waters of Weymouth’s beach.
Over 3 floors, this property provides high quality accommodation for families or a group of couples within a few moments of local amenities and the harbourside.
Access the house via the steps from the car park at the rear.
On the first floor you will find a large open plan kitchen, well equipped of rustling up some lovely dinners.
Whilst family and friends are gathered about relaxing and chatting.
Three comfortable bedrooms offer the perfect place to relax after a busy day.
With it’s feature fire place the sitting room is a great place to relax and catch up with some TV.
You could always choose the west facing enclosed courtyard to sit with a good book and a glass or two of wine.
A gentle stroll around the harbour and you can enjoy the sight of the boats floating past and the daily catch being landed by the fishermen.
There are plenty of places to stop and enjoy a drink, with both pub’s and café’s offering outside seating areas from where to watch the world go by.
The Nothe Gardens and Forte are just a short 5-minute walk away and offer some spectacular views over Weymouth and Portland as well as some incredible history.
Follow the meandering walks through the mature trees and enjoy the lively squirrels and their tameness.
With it’s central location you are perfectly located for exploring more of the Jurassic Coastline in Dorset, with incredible sights such as Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door, just a 25 minute drive away, the traditional country village of Abbotsbury is around 25 minutes away be sure to stop for a cream tea and see the Swans at the Swannery.
Ashwood is the perfect house for a family or small group of friends to stay and enjoy Weymouth and the Dorset Coastline.
About the location
BREWERS QUAY HARBOUR
Dorchester 8.7 miles; West Lulworth 15.8 miles
Brewers Quay is the old Victorian brewery situated at the heart of the harbour, in Weymouth, Dorset. Much of the grade II listed complex and surrounding brewery buildings date from the late 1800 early 1900’s and many have stones inlaid commemorating their construction year. This area is now a popular destination with many restaurants, café and bars, creating a vibrant culture, where you can relax with a drink and watch the world go by. Tucked away down the harbourside streets, you will find original Tudor harbour buildings, estimated to have been built in 1600 and well worth a visit, with a very interesting history to share. You will also find the Weymouth Museum, with some incredible exhibitions, and the harbour is also home to the lifting bridge, where you can watch the luxury yachts head out to sea, and then walk over the bridge to the town's winding streets of boutique shops and the seafront esplanade and beach. There is more to this seaside town than meets the eye; Brewers Quay is a much-loved holiday destination in Weymouth!
Region Information
Note: Ashwood is accessed via steps at both the front and rear entraces