The property
Belmont is a holiday home with the most beautiful panoramic views of Newton's Cove, Weymouth.
This small pebbly beach is favoured by locals and especially children who love to explore the rock pools.
There are lovely coastal walks along to the old Nothe Fort and harbour.
On the ground floor is a well laid out kitchen, with dining and sitting room, although you to sit and relax and take in the sea views.
On the first floor is are two bedrooms the master bedroom allows you to sit and take in further views of Newton’s Cove.
A further two bedrooms are on the second floor.
Also take advantage of sitting in the enclosed tiered garden with views out to sea.
he picturesque harbour is five minutes' walk away where you can watch the boats as they glide to and fro across the harbour and try your hand at fishing or crabbing from the quayside.
Weymouth's golden sands with their shallow waters are about a ten minute walk from the cottage.
Why not take a drive along the coastal road to the market town of Bridport where a market spans three streets on a Wednesday and Saturday throughout the year in Bridport.
Maybe stopping in West Bay and walking along the end section of Chesil Beach.
The views, location, spacious rooms and parking are all benefits of staying at Belmont.
It is situated in a pedestrian only lane close to the waters edge, making it the ideal quiet break at any time for the year.
Accommodation
Over three floors. Four bedrooms: 2 x first floor 1 x super kingsize, 1 x kingsize , 2 x second floor, 1 x kingsize and 1 x twin (1 standard and 1 2’6” x 5’5”). Bathroom with bath, basin and WC on first floor. Shower room with shower, basin and WC on ground floor. Open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area. Tiered patio with garden furniture.
About the location
BREWERS QUAY HARBOUR
Brewers Quay is the old Victorian brewery situated at the heart of the harbour, in Weymouth, Dorset. Much of the grade II listed complex and surrounding brewery buildings date from the late 1800 early 1900’s and many have stones inlaid commemorating their construction year. This area is now a popular destination with many restaurant’s café and bars making it a vibrant area where you can relax with a drink and watch the world go by. Tucked in the harbourside streets here you will find original Tudor harbour buildings estimated to have built 1600 and well worth a visit, with a very interesting history to share. You will also find the Weymouth Museum, with some incredible facts and artefacts, there is more to this seaside town than meets the eye. The harbour is home to the lifting bridge where you can watch the luxury yachts head out to sea, and then walk over the bridge into the town with it’s winding streets of boutique shops and onto the seafront Esplanade and beach. Brewers Quay is a much loved location in Weymouth.
