The property
Quarry Trails is a very bright and spacious modern terraced house, with all the conveniences you need for a relaxing and comfortable self-catering accommodation in Dorset.
The remarkably spacious modern house offers a large sitting dining room for all the family to relax together.
The kitchen is well equipped with all your requirements to cater for your dinners If you fancy a night off there are many nearby places where you can sample delicious local food.
Boasting beautiful sea views from the master bedroom and only being a short walk from the rolling coastal path and quarry's walks of Portland, Dorset, it has a lot to offer from its setting.
Just a short 5-minute walk from the front door you will find a lovely cafe offering local food and drinks and the Portland Museum.
There is a bus stop if you'd like to visit further afield.
A brisker walk of about 30 minutes will see you at Portland Bill Lighthouse, famous for being the most southern spot in Dorset with its dramatic cliffs and roaring sea waves.
There are several wonderful places to eat, including afternoon tea and local seafood catch lunches and dinner.
Portland stone is famous all over the world and most notably for being the stone that St Paul's Cathedral is constructed from.
The Quarries are no longer active in the traditional sense, however there are many walks to be taken and Tout Quarry offers the added surprise of sculptures and etchings.
Portland is also renowned for its rare wild life and birds.
As well as multiple water sports, there is so much to be found on the doorstep.
If you would like to explore more of the Jurassic Coast, then Weymouth is a only short 10 -15-minute drive away with its Georgian seafront, award winning beach, it is worth the visit.
With its ideal location and great place to explore, this property would suit a family or a small group of friends.
About the location
EASTON, PORTLAND
Weymouth 6 miles.
Situated on Dorset's spectacular Jurassic Coast, now a World Heritage Site, the bustling village of Easton can be found at the top of the rugged Isle of Portland Peninsula, joined to the mainland by Chesil Beach, a pebbled shoreline, which stretches 18 miles towards West Bay. Easton, the second largest village on Portland, boasts a good variety of shops, pubs and restaurants. Portland’s vivid coastline boasts numerous scenic walking opportunities and is also well known as a birdwatcher’s paradise, plus with chance to try climbing, along with the array of watersport activities available, this super holiday destination is one not to be missed!
Region Information
Note: Rear garden artificial grass.
Note: Guests need to provide their own cot linen. There is no highchair.
