Leap House is a well-presented three-bedroom semi-detached holiday retreat, sitting peacefully within a short walk of Wareham Quay. This well-presented holiday accommodation, is an excellent base to explore one of England’s Saxon Walled towns and nearby beaches of the Jurassic coast.

Entering the house via the patio area, you will be greeted by a fully-equipped kitchen, featuring integrated appliances and all the amenities for your culinary creations, which you can enjoy in the next-door lounge/dining area. The inviting living area features two leather sofas, an armchair, and a wood-burning stove – ideal for those wanting to unwind with a book or a favourite movie.

Climbing to the first floor reveals three bedrooms and a modern family bathroom. The master bedroom is adorned with a king-size bed. Further bedrooms include a bright twin room with a large wardrobe and a full-size single bedroom, both tastefully furnished and filled with natural light.

Enjoy a well-presented, private, raised, outside area for a sunny breakfast, lunch or evening drinks with beautiful lighting. There is also a garage to store your beach equipment or bikes – perfect for guests that love the outdoors!

Wareham Quay is on the doorstep to Leap House so why not hire a boat to travel along the River Frome, or explore the famous heaths and woodland of Wareham Forest?

Venture down to explore the remains of Corfe Castle or Swanage beach for a fun day out with family and friends.

Dorset’s famous landmarks such as Lulworth Cove, Durdle Door and Kimmeridge Bay are all a short drive away, so make sure you make the most of your visit to the Jurassic coast.

Leap house is available for holidays after February 2024.

Please note, that the raised patio area has 5 steps down to the property.

Please note, that the maximum number of guests for this property is 4.

Facilities:
Semi-detached. First floor: 3 bedrooms: King, twin and a single. Family bathroom with full-size bath and shower over, basin and WC, heated towel rail and heated mirror. Ground floor: Lounge/diner with wood burner. Smart TV (Freeview), DVD player and selection of books/DVDs/games available. Large dining table with chairs and a bench, seating 4 guests. Kitchen: electric fan oven, electric hob, microwave, good size fridge with freezer box and dishwasher. Built-in washing machine under the stairs. WIFI provided. Linen and towels are provided for weekly and short stay bookings. Heating: gas central heating and wood burning stove. Travel cot and high chair available. Rear private raised patio with furniture and evening lighting. Front lawned enclosed garden. Lockable storage available for guests to use. 1 hair dryer provided. Off road parking for 1 car. Alternative parking available on the road (first-come-first serve basis). No pets, sorry.

Access Statement – specific property details

The normal changeover for this property is a Friday, though this is flexible out of season and over Christmas.

Available start dates are circled in green.  Please click on the start date and select number of nights to calculate your price.  Dates in red are booked.

Wareham is known as the gateway to the Purbecks.  It sits between two rivers and was historically a very important town, protected by Saxon Walls, which can still be seen today.

The Quay is home to several good pubs, restaurants and a weekly farmers market.  You can also hire a boat to travel up and down the river or take a pleasure cruise out into Poole Harbour and the National Trust’s Brownsea Island.  You can also walk along the river path down to Ridge and Arne Nature Reserve.

The town is home to a good museum, which showcases the long history of the town.  Wareham is home to one of England’s oldest churches, which also houses an effigy of Lawrence of Arabia, who lived nearby.

Wareham Forest, Durdle Door, Corfe Castle, Lulworth Cove, Farmer Palmers and Arne Nature Reserve are all within a 10 minute drive.

 

The town of Wareham boasts a good range of eateries.

Have your morning coffee and a crossaint at Nellie Crumbs tea rooms on the High St.

For lunch why not enjoy eating al-fresco at The Old Granary, which sits on Wareham Quay and overlooks the River Frome.

In the evening why not try The Italian Kitchen, again located on Wareham Quay or the 29029 Restaurant in Sandford for Asian food.

The normal changeover for this property is a Friday, though this is flexible out of season and over Christmas.

Available start dates are circled in green.  Please click on the start date and select number of nights to calculate your price.  Dates in red are booked.

Leap House is a well-presented three-bedroom semi-detached holiday retreat, sitting peacefully within a short walk of Wareham Quay. This well-presented holiday accommodation, is an excellent base to explore one of England’s Saxon Walled towns and nearby beaches of the Jurassic coast.

Entering the house via the patio area, you will be greeted by a fully-equipped kitchen, featuring integrated appliances and all the amenities for your culinary creations, which you can enjoy in the next-door lounge/dining area. The inviting living area features two leather sofas, an armchair, and a wood-burning stove – ideal for those wanting to unwind with a book or a favourite movie.

Climbing to the first floor reveals three bedrooms and a modern family bathroom. The master bedroom is adorned with a king-size bed. Further bedrooms include a bright twin room with a large wardrobe and a full-size single bedroom, both tastefully furnished and filled with natural light.

Enjoy a well-presented, private, raised, outside area for a sunny breakfast, lunch or evening drinks with beautiful lighting. There is also a garage to store your beach equipment or bikes – perfect for guests that love the outdoors!

Wareham Quay is on the doorstep to Leap House so why not hire a boat to travel along the River Frome, or explore the famous heaths and woodland of Wareham Forest?

Venture down to explore the remains of Corfe Castle or Swanage beach for a fun day out with family and friends.

Dorset’s famous landmarks such as Lulworth Cove, Durdle Door and Kimmeridge Bay are all a short drive away, so make sure you make the most of your visit to the Jurassic coast.

Leap house is available for holidays after February 2024.

Please note, that the raised patio area has 5 steps down to the property.

Please note, that the maximum number of guests for this property is 4.

Facilities:
Semi-detached. First floor: 3 bedrooms: King, twin and a single. Family bathroom with full-size bath and shower over, basin and WC, heated towel rail and heated mirror. Ground floor: Lounge/diner with wood burner. Smart TV (Freeview), DVD player and selection of books/DVDs/games available. Large dining table with chairs and a bench, seating 4 guests. Kitchen: electric fan oven, electric hob, microwave, good size fridge with freezer box and dishwasher. Built-in washing machine under the stairs. WIFI provided. Linen and towels are provided for weekly and short stay bookings. Heating: gas central heating and wood burning stove. Travel cot and high chair available. Rear private raised patio with furniture and evening lighting. Front lawned enclosed garden. Lockable storage available for guests to use. 1 hair dryer provided. Off road parking for 1 car. Alternative parking available on the road (first-come-first serve basis). No pets, sorry.

Access Statement – specific property details

 

The normal changeover for this property is a Friday, though this is flexible out of season and over Christmas.

Available start dates are circled in green.  Please click on the start date and select number of nights to calculate your price.  Dates in red are booked.

Wareham is known as the gateway to the Purbecks.  It sits between two rivers and was historically a very important town, protected by Saxon Walls, which can still be seen today.

The Quay is home to several good pubs, restaurants and a weekly farmers market.  You can also hire a boat to travel up and down the river or take a pleasure cruise out into Poole Harbour and the National Trust’s Brownsea Island.  You can also walk along the river path down to Ridge and Arne Nature Reserve.

The town is home to a good museum, which showcases the long history of the town.  Wareham is home to one of England’s oldest churches, which also houses an effigy of Lawrence of Arabia, who lived nearby.

Wareham Forest, Durdle Door, Corfe Castle, Lulworth Cove, Farmer Palmers and Arne Nature Reserve are all within a 10 minute drive.

 

The town of Wareham boasts a good range of eateries.

Have your morning coffee and a crossaint at Nellie Crumbs tea rooms on the High St.

For lunch why not enjoy eating al-fresco at The Old Granary, which sits on Wareham Quay and overlooks the River Frome.

In the evening why not try The Italian Kitchen, again located on Wareham Quay or the 29029 Restaurant in Sandford for Asian food.

The normal changeover for this property is a Friday, though this is flexible out of season and over Christmas.

Available start dates are circled in green.  Please click on the start date and select number of nights to calculate your price.  Dates in red are booked.