Dating back to the 1850's, Nothe House is an impressive holiday home situated in an elevated position overlooking Weymouth Harbour, with views spanning as far as the White Horse on the hill at Osmington, and even over to Hardy's Monument just west of Dorchester. The historic former coastguards house has been lovingly renovated into a stylish and accommodating holiday home with thoughtful touches throughout. The ground floor comprises a picture perfect sitting room, with floor to ceiling glass windows framing the breathtaking view, along with relaxed seating and binoculars to admire the view. Double doors open in to the dining room, with large dining table to seat ten and harbour views. Past the ornate staircase that runs through the middle of the house, is the cosy living room with wood burner and fitted kitchen. Also on the ground floor is a ground floor cloakroom with WC and utility cupboard.

Once upstairs, a light and airy hallway leads to all four bedrooms which have all been tastefully furnished in coastal pastel hues. There is a King size bedroom and a single room which overlook the harbour, along with a King size and a zip and link room on the garden side of the house (which can either be set as a King size or two singles - please request bed make up at the time of booking). Also on the first floor is the family bathroom, and next door shower room.

Guests also have private use of the one bedroom annexe which is just steps from the back door of the main house. The annexe is accessed via its own front door, and is complete with a King size four poster bed, along with a shower room and a separate WC.

The property is in a fantastic location for exploring the local area, named after the nearby Nothe Fort, a popular family attraction all year round, recently awarded the number 1 best thing to do in Weymouth on 'tripadvisor'. Just steps from the waters edge, Nothe House provides easy access to the Harbour and the South West Coast path.

Kitchen; Bespoke fitted kitchen with induction hob, double fan oven and grill, kettle, toaster, nespresso coffee pod machine, integrated fridge / freezer, digital radio, microwave

Dining Room; Harbour views, feature fireplace, dining table to seat eight

Sitting Room; Floor to ceiling picture windows framing the stunning views of Weymouth Harbour, over to the English channel and the sweeping golden sands of Weymouth Bay. The views span right the way across to the 'white horse' on the hill. Sofa seating, smart speaker and binoculars. There is also a work desk and chair, which can be used as a remote working space.

Utility Room; Washing machine and tumble dryer, cloakroom with WC

Living Room; Dual aspect living room with comfortable sofa seating, wood burning stove, flatscreen smart TV, books and magazines

Family Bathroom; Bath with handheld shower attachment, wash hand basin, heated towel rail and WC. Next door is a separate shower room with walk in shower

Bedrooms; 2 King size, 1 single and 1 'zip and link' bedroom which is set as two singles, unless requested to be made into a king size (please request bed make up at the time of booking)

Annexe; Just a few steps away from the main house is the delightful 1 bedroom annexe, the annexe has it's own entrance and is complete with a four poster king size bed and an en-suite shower room with separate WC

Garden; Lawned gardens wrap around the outside of the house, with mature shrub borders. There is a paved seating area, complete with a dining table and charcoal Weber BBQ

Pets; Dogs charged at £30 per dog, per stay. Maximum 2 dogs

Families; Family friendly, travel cot and high chair provided (please request at the time of booking)

Fuel; Electric

Parking; Driveway parking for 2 cars, nearby long stay car park available for further cars. EV charger, charges apply

Bed Linen and Towels; Provided, please bring your own beach towels and cot bedding

The Location

Weymouth Harbour is a picturesque and bustling harbour and it has been a vital part of the town's history and economy for centuries. Today, Weymouth Harbour is not only a working port but also a popular destination for visitors. The quaysides are lined with cafes, galleries, restaurants, and shops, where locals and tourists alike can enjoy fresh seafood, browse for souvenirs, or simply soak in the atmosphere. The harbour is also home to various events and activities throughout the year, including sailing regattas, maritime festivals, and fireworks displays. With its scenic beauty, maritime history, and vibrant atmosphere, Weymouth Harbour continues to be a cherished part of the town's identity.
Pets - allowed
Smoking - not allowed



From ASDA Weymouth - follow boot hill upwards towards Portland until you reach the set of traffic lights turning left into Rodwell Avenue. Follow this road all the way to the bottom, until you reach the mini roundabout. Go straight over at the roundabout and take the bend to the right. Follow Horsford St up the hill past 'CEFAS' on your right - continue straight, passing the car park on your right, and you'll reach Nothe House at the end of the row of Coastguard Cottages. The driveway is here on the left, or you can park in the car park opposite (charges apply).