The Headlands

Weymouth, Dorset

Located in the charming village of Langton Herring, Weymouth, Dorset, this coastal retreat offers a serene getaway for up to six guests. Nestled along the stunning World Heritage Coastline, the property provides breathtaking views of the Dorset coastline, particularly from its open-plan living area, which features large patio doors and panoramic windows. Guests can unwind on the L-shaped sofa, enjoy the warmth of a log-burning fire during cooler months, or gather around the six-seater dining table adorned with maritime blue accents. The well-equipped kitchen, complete with modern appliances including an electric hob and coffee machine, ensures that all culinary needs are met.

Outdoor enjoyment is abundant, with an enclosed seating area that invites guests to soak in the fresh coastal breeze while relaxing on a picnic bench or tending to the herb garden. The downstairs layout includes a comfortable double bedroom and a convenient shower room, perfect for rinsing off after a day at the beach. Ascending the stairs leads to a luxurious master bedroom with a king-size bed and stunning sea views, alongside a twin room and a family bathroom featuring a P-shaped bath and rain shower, ensuring a comfortable stay with crisp linens and soft towels provided throughout.

The property’s location strikes a perfect balance between tranquility and accessibility, with a local pub within walking distance and the vibrant activities of Weymouth’s beach just a short drive away. The area is renowned for its picturesque landscapes, including rolling dales and the iconic Jurassic coastline. Visitors can explore nearby attractions such as the Fleet Lagoon, home to a unique mute swan colony, or embark on a boat trip with the Fleet Lagoon Explorer to discover the local marine life. History enthusiasts will appreciate a visit to Nothe Fort, Weymouth’s top heritage site, which offers panoramic views and intriguing underground passages.

Weymouth itself is a hub of seaside activity, featuring delightful spots like the promenade for enjoying classic fish and chips and the picturesque harbour, where a variety of boat trips are available. Seasonal attractions such as Sand World Weymouth showcase impressive sand sculptures, while nearby towns like Bridport and Lyme Regis offer additional exploration opportunities. The famous Durdle Door, a natural limestone arch, is just over thirty minutes away by car, and literary fans can visit the Dorset Museum in Dorchester to see the world’s largest Thomas Hardy collection, enriching the experience of this stunning coastal retreat.

• Hot Tub / Jacuzzi
• Internet