Blue Waters

The Space
Blue Waters has an open plan living, kitchen and dining area where you can relax during your stay. The interior is ocean themed, beautifully furnished and decorated with local arts. Featuring a new Freeview TV, and high-spec interiors, the property has been equipped to a very high standard offering an accommodating space for all weathers.

Fully equipped, the kitchen has everything you could need to make the most of your self-catering stay. With modern appliances and cookware provided, you’ll be able to prepare meals easily. The dining area includes a breakfast bar with two black leather stools. Or enjoy your meal outside at the garden table, whilst taking in the fabulous views.

Head to the bedroom and you’ll find a comfortable space. Boasting a super-king size bed, premium bedding, and outstanding sea views, you’ll instantly feel relaxed here. A glass-fronted balcony and 2 drawer side table complete the space.

The ensuite bathroom includes an extremely spacious walk-in shower, WC and basin.

Outside you’ll find three different recreational areas for the sole use of guests. Make the most of the patio and lawned area direct from the living space, or the decked swinging seat to the side leading round to the hidden sundowner arbour to watch the sun set with a glass of wine.

Neighborhood
Blue Waters looks out over Lodmoor RSPB, Weymouth Bay and Portland. The garden overlooks Lorton Meadows with footpaths down to the bird reserve, Lodmoor Park and Overcombe Beach. Pick up the Jurassic Coast Path for a spectacular walk to Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove or enjoy a stroll along Weymouth Esplanade into the town centre, where you’ll find an abundance of local restaurants and pubs. Most of which specialise in local seafood.

You will never be short of things to do in Weymouth. A visit to the Nothe Fort is a must! Built by the Victorians to protect Portland Harbour - this unique attraction is a network of underground passages and is steeped in history. Not only that, but it also provides stunning views out towards the Isle of Portland and across Weymouth Bay. Other nearby attractions include Abbotsbury Swannery and Subtropical Gardens, Bennetts Water Gardens, and the birthplace of author Thomas Hardy.

Overcombe Beach is served by the Oasis Café, licensed and offering breakfast and lunch all year round and opens as a bistro on Friday and Saturday nights throughout the summer months. The Lookout Café and Bowleaze Cove are easily accessible with plenty to do and stunning views of the coastline.

Getting Around
Weymouth Train Station has fantastic rail links with regular direct routes running all the way to London Waterloo, stopping at Dorchester, Wareham, Poole, Bournemouth, Brockenhurst for the New Forest, Southampton, Winchester and Woking.

Several bus services, including the ‘open-topped Coaster and Breezer’, can be found operating from Weymouth offering direct access to Dorchester, Swanage, Wareham and the Jurassic Coast.

Bournemouth Airport is 39 miles away from Weymouth.