Meadow View

Located in a quiet residential area, Meadow View is a traditional 3 bedroom 1930’s semi-detached house which benefits from being newly renovated and tastefully decorated. Comfortably sleeping five, the property is laid out across two floors comprising of an open plan living area, fully equipped kitchen and three bedrooms offering generous storage space. Externally there is plenty of space to find a quiet corner to relax or simply enjoy some family fun, be it on the decked terrace area or garden lawn. The patio and terrace areas also provide the ideal opportunity to indulge in a little al fresco dining.

The lounge dining area benefits from access to the decking and garden terraces and is furnished with a pair of matching brown leather sofas, wooden coffee tables, lamps and a mirror, a flat screen TV with Freeview, DVD player and iPod docking station. There is Wi-Fi internet access. The dining area leads out onto the garden and is furnished with a wooden dining table and matching chairs.

The well equipped kitchen benefits from access to the decking and external seating area and features an integrated cooker and gas hob, fridge with ice box, washing machine and dishwasher along with a full range of utensils and accessories including microwave, kettle and toaster.

Bedroom one is furnished with a double bed, bedside units with matching lamps and generous storage space. Bedroom two is furnished with two single beds, bedside units with matching lamps, a chest of drawers and a mirror. Bedroom three is furnished with a single bed, bedside units with matching lamps, a wardrobe and chest of drawers.

The bathroom comprises of a large walk-in shower, wc, wash basin and heated towel rail.

Outside there is off-street parking for 2 cars at the front of the property and an attached garage provides secure storage. Meadow View has fully enclosed front and rear gardens with a raised decked terrace furnished with a wooden patio table, matching chairs and parasol. There is also a level patio area, with a bench, and lawn garden ideal for families to relax around and lead to the playing fields which include a children's play area. It is just a 15 minute stroll along the Rodwell Trail that leads to Sandsfoot beach with gardens and cafe overlooking Sandsfoot Castle and Portland Harbour. It is an ideal base to explore Dorset and the Jurassic coastline.

Wyke Regis

Wyke Regis is a village tucked away between Weymouth and Portland and is an ideal location to explore the local area, World Heritage Jurrasic Coastline and the Rodwell Trail.

A church has been at Wyke Regis since 1172 and the present church was built around the 1450's. Above the main door there is a carving of the Royal Arms of Henry VIII, said to have been brought here originally from Sandsfoot Castle which lies on the coast on the Wyke side of Portland Harbour and is well worth a visit, as is the cafe just a little further along from the castle.

The hub of the village is the square in what is called "Old Wyke" which hasn't really changed much in the last couple of hundred years and is every picturesque.

Wyke Regis lies along the Rodwell Trail, a track that follows the track bed of the Old Weymouth to Portland Railway line for just over two miles between Abbotsbury Road in Weymouth to just beyond Wyke Regis at Ferrybridge. It makes for a great walk with views to keep you company on route and is realtively level the length of the trail so a good way to get to Weymouth although there are a few beaches you could explore at the Wyke end too. The walk was featured on the BBCs 'Railway Walks' with Julia Bradbury.