The property
A superbly located three-floor, characterful, terraced cottage in the popular Brewers Quay area of Weymouth.
Inside Seaholme there is a bright and airy feel decorated with seaside colours.
The sitting diner room is both welcoming and comfortable.
Leading out to the contemporary, fully equipped kitchen you can prepare wonderful family meals to enjoy out on the attractive enclosed landscaped rear garden.
All the Bedrooms are light and cosy, perfect to unwind in after a day exploring the delights of Weymouth.
Brewers Quay and Hope Square are only a minute away from Seaholme, where you will find numerous restaurants, pubs and cafes to enjoy an alfresco meal when the sun is shining.
Brewers Quay is home to some local quirky shops.
At the end of the lane to Seaholme you will discover the beautiful views of Newton's Cove favoured by locals for the little pebbly beach and children who love to explore the rock pools at low tide; along with attractive coastal walks leading round to the old Nothe Fort and harbour.
Nothe Gardens provide the perfect setting for an afternoon stroll or a picnic, relax and admire the panoramic coastal views.
A short stroll along the picturesque harbour and over the town bridge will take you to the town centre.
Weymouth is home to a variety of well-known high street brands and in the narrow streets you will find a multitude of quirky local shops.
On the edge of town is the award-winning main beach, famous for its long golden sands and gentle shallow waters.
Further afield you can head to Portland and explore the tout quarry and enjoy local crab sandwiches.
With its convenient location close to all the amenities, five minutes walk from the town centre, Seaholme is an excellent choice for a family holiday.
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: Twin room on first floor 2'6" wide beds.
Note: Reduced headroom due to sloping roof on the 2nd floor with the bedroom.