This impressive family house stands proudly in prime position beside the Old Harbour in Weymouth which was recently shown on Phil Spencer’s History Of Britain In 100 Homes.
The property offers guests a luxurious stay in a contemporary atmosphere with interior designed sea and boat themed decor.
Sumptuous touches include boutique style en-suite shower rooms, several LED screens with satellite TV and WiFi, as well as a cutting-edge kitchen.
The house is very well equipped providing a real 'home from home'.
This holiday home is perfect for a large family or a large group of friends, as it has 4 spacious bedrooms, all with an ensuite or their own bathroom, and two lounge rooms as well as the bonus of a large rear patio.
Everything you could need is right on your doorstep with no need to use a car.
There are wonderful panoramic views of Weymouth Harbour, itself a popular tourist attraction, from the bay windows on each of the four floors of the property.
As well as being excellent for spotting visiting yachts from all over the world, the harbour still has fishing boats going about their daily work.
There is always something of interest going on at the harbour as watching the town bridge open and close to let the yachts into the inner marina.
It is fascinating for young and old alike.
The property lies within a two-minute walk to Newton's Cove and the sweeping coastline that leads to the very attractive Nothe Gardens and the old Fort.
Brewers Quay with its cafe culture plus the variety of pubs and restaurants is a minute's walk away.
Another two-minute stroll in the other direction and over the bridge brings you to the town which, as well as two 'high street' shopping streets, has a few narrow streets with interesting independently owned shops.
The dining choices are wide and range from harbourside fine dining restaurants to fish and chips.
Weymouth has a long, sandy award-winning beach with traditional seaside entertainment such as Punch & Judy, donkey rides and trampolines.
If you prefer wetter active pursuits the surrounding waters are a haven for water sports enthusiasts with sailing, wind surfing and scuba diving being very popular.
Dorset has a number of acclaimed attractions such as Monkey World, Sealife Centre, The Swannery and Tank Museum.
For a real flavour of rural Dorset visit one the picture postcard villages as Sutton Poyntz where you will be able to enjoy a traditional Dorset Cream Tea or locally made ice creams.
With the sunniest days in the UK often recorded in Weymouth, Harbourside House is sure to give you the warmest welcome.