The Townhouse

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Dorset
  • 6 guests
  • 3 bedrooms
  • 3 bathrooms
Toad Hall Cottages 4.5
3 nights from £821
The Townhouse is a fabulous waterside property overlooking the harbour. Contemporary in its design with private parking and sun terraces. Superb accommodation at any time of the year with every home comfort for up to 6 guests and amenities very nearby. Read more
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Coastal
Dishwasher
Garden
Wifi
Accommodation details

Steps to rear entrance door

Hallway leads to Living/dining room with 2 x 3 seater sofas, dining table to seat six guests, TV, BluRay Player and sound bar. Sliding doors to Sun terrace Modern fitted kitchen with electric oven, induction hob, microwave, dishwasher, 50/50 full height fridge/freezer, washing machine/dryer, Nespresso Krups coffee machine. Cloakroom with WC and washbasin.

Stairs to first floor Bedroom 1 with 6ft super-king size bed and siding doors to balcony. En-suite room with corner shower, wash basin and WC. Bedroom 2 with twin 3ft single beds. French doors to balcony. Family bathroom with bath, hand held mixer tap, wash basin and WC.

Stairs to second floor Bedroom 3 with 5ft king-size bed. Sliding doors to sun terrace. En-suite room with corner shower, wash basin and WC.

More information

The fabulous Townhouse in West Bay is located on the quayside of this delightful fishing port and enjoys an envious position right in the heart of the village, near the beach. A high quality, modern property with impressive sun terraces, superbly presented inside with views across the harbour. Finished to a high standard with a quality feel, the Townhouse has a contemporary design and exudes a stylish appeal that will please all guests. Set to the backdrop of the spectacular Jurassic Coast, this is the ideal base from which to explore the magic of the area and to enjoy an unforgettable holiday by the sea. Everything is within an easy walk and there is a good selection of cafes, restaurants and pubs on the doorstep.

The property is a perfect base from which to explore Dorset's famous Coast and Countryside. West Bay is recently famous as the setting of the television series Broadchurch. Other popular destinations such as Weymouth or Lyme Regis can be accessed easily by car and nearby Burton Bradstock has a beach as well as the very popular Hive Beach Cafe. Slightly further afield is the seaside town of Charmouth where you will find the Jurassic Heritage Centre. There is easy access to the South West Coast Path which runs along this stretch of stunning coastline and the region offers opportunities for fossil hunting, walking, fishing and many other activities.

Outside

Patio sun terrace on the ground floor, overlooking harbour with outdoor dining furniture. First floor balcony with balustrade and seating, harbour views. Second floor sun terrace with seating, sea views.

The local area

For the best bits of the Jurassic Coast at your fingertips, choose a holiday in West Bay.

On the western edge of the 18-mile stretch of Chesil Beach, West Bay is a bustling fishing village set around a small working harbour, only one mile away from the market town of Bridport. With its shingle shores and majestic, towering sandstone cliffs, West Bay is known as the ‘Golden Gateway’ to the Jurassic Coast, England’s only natural World Heritage Site where the geology reveals 185 million years of Earth’s history. When you choose a holiday in West Bay, you might even find fossils hidden along the shoreline!

West Bay offers everything you could possibly wish for if you love a traditional seaside holiday. From the simple pleasures of crabbing from the harbour’s edge, takeaway fish and chips and ice creams, to beautiful beaches, coastal walks and water sports, West Bay has it all. From the harbour, you can book onto fishing trips, hire rowing boats and row up the River Brit to Bridport, or book a guided canoe tour. For an adrenaline rush, RIB rides, waterskiing and wakeboarding are also on offer.

When it comes to balmy beach days, you can take your pick from two beaches at West Bay. The bigger of the two is East beach, a wide stretch of fine shingle which shelves steeply into the sea. Spectacular, golden sandstone cliffs rise vertically behind the beach, towering around 50 metres high, which TV buffs will recognise from ITV’s hit crime thriller, Broadchurch. Meanwhile, West beach is smaller, quieter and more sheltered, making it popular with young families to paddle in the safer, shallow waters.

The best way to explore the extraordinary surroundings is on foot, and daily walks along the South West Coast Path are bound to be one of the highlights of your holiday in West Bay. Whilst steep, making your way up onto the headlands is definitely worth it for the breathtaking views. Head eastward to beautiful Burton Bradstock and Hive Beach, or set off westward to Eype and Seatown to climb the mighty heights of Golden Cap – the highest point on Britain’s south coast. Here, the views span all the way from Portland in east Dorset to South Devon and Dartmoor.

When you’ve worked up an appetite from all of your adventures, you’ll be spoilt for choice with places to eat in West Bay. Thanks to its working harbour, you’ll find freshly caught seafood on many menus, as well as restaurants, pubs, takeaways and cafes. Try Watch House Cafe if you like your breakfast, lunch or dinner with an epic sea view, as it’s sat right on the edge of the beach.

If you can tear yourselves away from West Bay’s waterfront, you’ll find plenty to do. Play a round of golf at Bridport and West Dorset Golf Club, or head into Bridport town for an array of independent shops, street markets and farmer’s markets, a leisure centre, museum and array of eateries. If you’re partial to a pint, make sure to visit Palmers Brewery, which is one of the UK’s best small, independent brewers, and is the only working thatched brewery in the country. If wine is your tipple of choice, the nearby Furleigh Estate Vineyard runs vineyard tours and tasting sessions. From West Bay, you can also easily reach Lyme Regis, Charmouth, Weymouth and Dorchester for great days out, or explore west Dorset’s stunning countryside with cycle rides and walking trails.

Whether you’re a budding fossil expert looking to follow in the footsteps of dinosaurs, are dreaming of the ultimate beach holiday or simply need a weekend away by the sea, a holiday in West Bay offers everything and more.

Parking

Allocated private parking for one car. Further parking may be available in the 2 guest spaces (first come basis). Additional parking is available nearby in the town.

Electric Cars: Please note that this property does not currently have suitable facilities for charging electric vehicles.

*From 2027* EV charging will be available at this property

Additional information

Included: Bed linen, towels, (guests must provide their own beach towels), Wi-Fi, electricity and underfloor heating. Travel cot and high chair available on request.

No Smoking/Vaping

Sorry no pets

Telephone: Mobile reception mixed.

Electric Cars – Please note that this property does not currently have suitable facilities for charging electric vehicles.*From 2027* EV charging will be available

Local Facilities: West Bay shops, pubs and restaurants within a few minutes' walk. West Beach: 100m. East Beach: 300m. Bridport town: 2 miles. Lyme Regis: 11 miles

Nearest Supermarket – Morrisons (1.6 miles away)

Short Breaks: Are available during low / mid season.

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