Harbourside House

Brewers Quay Harbour, Dorset

Brewers Quay Harbour, located in the picturesque region of Dorset in the South West of England, offers an exceptional holiday accommodation known as Harbourside House. This impressive family residence, featured in Phil Spencer’s History Of Britain In 100 Homes, boasts a prime location adjacent to the Old Harbour in Weymouth. Designed with a nautical theme, the property accommodates up to eight guests across four well-appointed bedrooms, each with en-suite or private bathrooms. The luxurious interior includes modern amenities such as boutique-style shower rooms, multiple satellite LED TVs, WiFi, and a state-of-the-art kitchen, ensuring a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere for families or groups of friends seeking a home-like experience.

The house features two spacious lounge areas and a generous rear patio, making it ideal for socializing and relaxation. Guests can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Weymouth Harbour from the bay windows on each of the four floors. The harbour itself is a vibrant tourist attraction, where visitors can watch an array of yachts and fishing boats as they navigate their daily routines. A particularly captivating sight is the town bridge, which opens and closes to accommodate vessels entering the inner marina, providing entertainment for both young and old alike.

Harbourside House is conveniently situated just a two-minute walk from Newton's Cove, which offers scenic coastal walks leading to Nothe Gardens and the historic fort. A leisurely stroll will also take guests to Brewers Quay, known for its vibrant café culture and an array of restaurants and pubs. In the opposite direction, a short bridge crossing leads to the town center, featuring two bustling high streets and charming narrow lanes filled with unique shops. The area is renowned for its harbourside dining options and traditional fish and chips, ensuring that visitors can easily find a meal to suit every palate.

Weymouth is famous for its long, sandy beach, which has received a blue flag award, and offers a variety of classic seaside entertainment, including Punch & Judy shows, donkey rides, and trampolines. The town was also the venue for the 2012 Olympics, making it a hotspot for water sports enthusiasts who enjoy sailing, windsurfing, and scuba diving. Beyond Weymouth, the surrounding Dorset region is rich with attractions such as Monkey World, the Sea Life Centre, The Swannery, and the Tank Museum, all of which are within a short drive, adding to the appeal of this remarkable holiday destination.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby
• Coast Nearby