Spacious and bright, this four-bedroom holiday home sits in a central spot within a lakeside development in Dorset, giving larger families and groups of friends room to gather and space to spread out. Sleeping up to ten, it pairs an open-plan living space built for long dinners with quieter corners on its two balconies, while a stunning stretch of the Jurassic Coast lies close by. On-site, shared facilities include a spa and rooftop bar, along with a private beach and water sports.
The open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is decorated in light, soothing shades, with plush seating and a TV in one corner and the main dining table at the heart of the room. To the rear, the kitchen sits beneath a skylight set into the high ceiling, with an island and generous storage. The ground floor also holds a double bedroom, with a shower room alongside. Upstairs, the bunk bedroom sleeps four children across two bunk beds and is served by a shower room, while the family bathroom has a shower over the bath. A double bedroom has an en-suite shower room and a Juliet balcony, and the remaining bedroom has a super-king-size bed, wardrobes, a dressing table and a TV, along with an en-suite shower room and a private balcony. At ground level, a decked terrace features outdoor furniture and a BBQ, and a lawn wraps around the house. Parking for two cars is directly outside, with further spaces in the main car park.
Dorchester, the historic county town, lies 6.5 miles west, where Borough Gardens and Maumbury Rings sit close to Max Gate, once home to Thomas Hardy. Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove are within 10 miles, as is Osmington Mills. Weymouth, 9 miles away, has a good choice of pubs and restaurants alongside RSPB Radipole Lake and Bennetts Water Gardens. Maiden Castle and Hardy's Cottage are both within 8 miles, as is the Osmington White Horse.