Fairways is a delightful home situated near a beach in the charming village of Wyke Regis, Dorset.

With one allocated parking space, this inviting retreat is perfect for families or friends seeking a coastal escape, offering easy access to the stunning Dorset coastline.

Upon entering the property, a hallway leads to a sitting room, complete with a Smart TV.

The kitchen/diner has patio doors which open to the enclosed lawned garden and patio area. This can also be accessed from the rear, great for when coming away from the beach.

The property has three well-presented bedrooms, two doubles and a single.

The family bathroom features a bath with a handheld shower, a basin, and a WC, while a separate, ground-floor shower room provides a walk-in shower handy for when coming back from the beach. It also has a heated towel rail, a basin and a WC.

Whether you're seeking a coastal escape or a base for exploring Dorset, Fairways is the perfect choice. Start with a visit to Sandsfoot Castle and Smallmouth beach, and take a break at Billy Winters Beach Bar. Across the road is the famous Crab House cafe, specialising in local seafood.

Nature and plant enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the beauty of Borough Gardens, while art and history buffs can explore the Dorset Museum & Art Gallery.

Walk through the rooms of Max Gate, the former home of Thomas Hardy, or take in the ancient grandeur of the Maumbury Rings Roman Amphitheatre.

Youngsters will be delighted with a visit to the Dorset Teddy Bear Museum. The charming Poole Quay and Hamworthy Park beckon you nearby, and a visit to the Poole Museum rounds up the list of attractions.

With so much to see and do, Fairways offers the perfect base for a memorable Dorset adventure.

Wyke Regis is a village on the south western side of Weymouth that sits on the northern edges of Portland Harbour and reaches as far as the back of Chesil beach and The Fleet, just two miles from the centre of Weymouth. There are local shops, cafés and restaurants including the famous Crab House café, with it’s own oyster beds on the doorstep. The National Sailing School, an Olympic legacy, offers a wide variety of water sports and is just two miles away on the edge of Portland Harbour. The Fleet Lagoon that runs between Wyke Regis and Chesil beach is an important area for wildlife and there are many species of birds to be seen in the area, whilst Chesil beach is also a renowned spot for fishing. The Fleet is probably most famous for being the testing ground for Barnes Wallis’s bouncing bomb, immortalised in the film the Dam Busters. Wyke Regis is the perfect location from which to explore many of Dorset’s most iconic locations on the Jurassic Coast.

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