Preston 1.8 miles. This three-bedroom property, Roman Lodge, sits in Osmington, Dorset, and is ideal for families. It is beautifully decorated and has an open-plan living area with all amenities for a self-catered stay. The property is a short drive from the beach where you can enjoy a day in the sun, as well as your amenities, which can be found in the village of Preston. This pet-friendly dwelling has off-road parking for two cars and an enclosed courtyard to soak in the good weather. Step inside to the entrance hallway, where you can house your shoes, ready for exploring your quaint surroundings. Discover the open-plan living space, where you can unwind on the corner sofa with a cup of tea in hand, as the TV plays your favourite shows. Gather at the dining table to enjoy mealtimes together, which can be prepared in the contemporary kitchen area, courtesy of the electric oven and hob. Afterwards, make use of the dishwasher and washer/dryer to tidy the space and then why not admire the sunsetting from your own private garden? As the evening cools, retire inside and opt for a quick wash in the ground-floor shower or a soothing soak in the first-floor family bathroom. There are three well-appointed bedrooms to choose from, with a double and a twin on the first floor and a double on the ground floor, ideal for those with limited mobility. Begin your days with a steaming cup of coffee and home-cooked breakfast, courtesy of the kitchen appliances. If you're looking for some family-friendly fun, then be sure to check out Sandworld Weymouth, where you can build sandcastles to your heart's content, or Weymouth Pirate Adventure Mini Golf, where you can put your way around a pirate-themed course. If you're looking for a seaside town with plenty of character, Poole is the place for you. From its lovely harbour and sandy beaches to its lively restaurants and pubs, there's something for everyone in this charming town. Why not book a table or pop in for a drink at The Sunray in Osmington village.Serving food all day offering seasonal, locally sourced menus with a focus on fresh Dorset produce.The National Trust's Brownsea Island is a popular attraction, as is the Poole Museum, which tells the town's rich history. Venture further afield to Bournemouth, Bournemouth Pier is a great place to start, with its stunning views of the coastline. Bournemouth Upper Gardens are perfect for a relaxing stroll, and St Peter's Church is a must-see for history buffs. For a much-needed break, choose Roman Lodge.
