Mermaid House is a lovely three-bedroom house in Weymouth, Dorset, and is ideal for a family holiday or a romantic getaway. It has a relaxing blue theme throughout to reflect the property's location, and it is tastefully furnished with contemporary amenities and stylish furnishings. When you arrive at your home-away-from-home, the kitchen/diner invites you to use the integrated appliances to prepare a delicious meal for your group before sitting down to dine and plan your adventures at the dining table. The living/dining room is a welcoming space from here, furnished with striking orange leather sofas, and a country-style dining table, ideal for unwinding after a long day. When it's time to sleep, make your way upstairs to the bedrooms; the first is a pleasant double room and a twin, both with neutral tones, and the third is a single room with a dedicated hanging space, allowing for a flexible sleeping arrangement. The interior is completed by a sleek bathroom where you can freshen up in style before your day, as well as a convenient cloakroom on the ground floor. Outside, take advantage of the furniture while sipping a glass of wine as the last of the summer sun sets. Enter Weymouth's town centre, a seaside town with plenty of attractions to keep you busy! With its variety of marine life on display, the SEA LIFE Centre Weymouth is a great place to start, or you can explore Nothe Fort, Portland Castle, and Weymouth Harbour; there's also plenty of lovely scenery to take in, so take a walk along the promenade or enjoy a picnic in the park. Dorchester is a historic town within easy driving distance of the property; the town is home to a number of attractions, including Borough Gardens, Kingston Maurward Animal Park and Gardens, and the Dorset Museum, Maiden Castle, and National Trust - Hardy's Cottage, for nature and wildlife lovers in your group. Dorchester is an excellent choice for a family day out. Mermaid House is a fabulous dwelling for a getaway with friends.

Weymouth, Dorset's old Victorian brewery located at Brewers Quay. Much of the grade II listed complex and associated brewery buildings originate from the late 1800s and early 1900s. This area has several restaurants, cafés, and pubs, providing a bustling culture where you can relax and watch the world go by. Original Tudor harbour structures, estimated to have been built in 1600, are tucked away down the harbourside streets and are well worth a visit.

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