Spacious house decorated in a contemporary coastal style and set within easy reach of the vibrant centre of Swanage and its popular beach. Spend fun filled days touring this picturesque area
The perfect home for explorers, this brilliant bolthole sleeps four over three bedrooms and sits close to beautiful coastal spots and places to explore inland. Just a mile from the dramatic twists and turns of the South West Coast Path and Swanage Beach, enjoy sandy days and sea swims before heading back to unwind in style. Cosy up inside or continue your evening with a sundowner feast on the decking and enjoy your elevated position with views over the Dorset Hills.
Descend the sloped driveway, with parking for two cars, unload your bags and step inside to unpack and make yourselves at home. Head straight through to the open-plan lounge/diner, which is filled with natural light and cool, tranquil tones. Cosy up on the curved, corner sofa and light the wood burner effect electric fire for a relaxing welcome home from adventures, or pile the dining table high with treats, open the balcony doors and let the fresh air flood inside. Ample space in the kitchen means you can designate a couple of chefs to rustle up a storm to be eaten either inside or out. When it’s time to say goodnight, climb stairs to the first floor where a double bedroom and two single bedrooms await weary heads. With lovely views over the Purbeck Hills, rise and shine and admire your surroundings before freshening up in the family bathroom.
With so many places to explore, plan your time wisely and make the most of your fabulous location. Spend a beach day at Swanage (1 mile) with its golden sands, crystal seas and delicious eateries. From here you can follow the 9-mile Purbeck Ridge Trail past Old Harry Rocks towards Corfe Castle, where magical remains are cared for by the National Trust. Take a dip in the tidal pool at Dancing Ledge (1.5 miles), where a refreshing dip is a great to start or end your day (dependant on the tides). A 17.5-mile journey east will take you to the magnificent archway at Durdle Door, whilst a 16.5-mile trip takes you to the iconic, Lulworth Cove.