Mandeville

The Space
The welcoming living, kitchen and dining room features a large ‘L’ shaped sofa, a flat screen TV, and a glass coffee table.

The fully equipped kitchen includes modern appliances and a large wooden dining table for family meals or games. A stylish breakfast bar is also on offer.

Mandeville has three modern bedrooms: a bright king room, a cosy double bedroom, and a third room with twin single beds, ideal for children and teenagers. All rooms include storage space and neutral colour schemes to create a relaxing vibe.

There is one bathroom at this single-storey holiday let. The space includes a bathtub with an overhead rainfall shower, toilet, wash basins, toilet, and heated towel rail.

The enclosed garden offers a patio area with a hot tub and a small astro-turfed area with a picnic table.

Neighborhood
Nestled along the stunning Jurassic Coast, Weymouth is a charming seaside town that offers an idyllic escape for visitors. With its golden sandy beaches, picturesque harbour, and a rich tapestry of history and culture, Weymouth is the perfect destination for your next holiday.

Mandeville is located just a short stroll from Weymouth's famous beach, known for its soft sand and shallow waters, ideal for families and sun-seekers alike. The Esplanade, a bustling promenade, is lined with traditional seaside attractions, including quaint cafes, ice cream parlours, and shops selling everything from souvenirs to locally crafted goods.

Weymouth boasts a fascinating history, with the dramatic ruins of Sandsfoot Castle and the Tudor House Museum offering a glimpse into the town's past. The nearby Nothe Fort, a Victorian fortress, provides not only a historical experience but also breathtaking views of the coast. For a taste of local culture, Weymouth Pavilion hosts various performances, from theatre productions to live music.

The surrounding Dorset countryside offers endless opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. The South West Coast Path, which runs through Weymouth, is perfect for walkers looking to explore the rugged beauty of the Jurassic Coast. A short drive away, you'll find the natural wonders of Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove, must-see landmarks that showcase the area's unique geology.

Weymouth is also a haven for food lovers. Fresh seafood is a local speciality, and the town is home to a range of eateries, from cosy pubs serving traditional British fare to fine dining restaurants offering contemporary cuisine. Don’t miss the chance to sample fish and chips by the harbour, or treat yourself to an afternoon cream tea with a view of the sea.

Despite its tranquil atmosphere, Weymouth offers all the conveniences of modern living. Supermarkets, boutique shops, and local markets are all within easy reach, ensuring you have everything you need for a comfortable stay.

Getting Around
Public transport links make it easy to explore the wider area, with regular services to nearby towns and attractions.

Weymouth Train Station has regular services operating to Bournemouth, Bristol, Dorchester, London, Poole, Southampton, Wareham, Winchester and Woking.

Bus routes can be found running to Dorchester, Swanage and Wareham.

Bournemouth International Airport is 29 miles away from Weymouth.