A stunning beach front property has gone on the market for just under £4 million.
A series of brand-new homes has been built on Old Castle Road in Weymouth and this one is complete with wooden panelling contrasted with grey brick and floor to ceiling windows.
The extremely modern, architect designed home with beautiful panoramic sea views and direct access to Castle Cove Beach has gone on sale for £3,900,000.
There are also multiple balconies scattered across the three floors that this property offers, as well as a terrace, which are all perfect to enjoy the breath-taking views on offer.
Helen Asteris of Savills said: “The Beach House is a stunning architect designed home with uninterrupted panoramic coastal views and direct access to Castle Cove beach.
“The house has been designed to make the very best of the beautiful sea views, with full height glazing to the main rooms and an array of terraces, gardens and balconies.”
The property also boasts an impressive five bedrooms and four bathrooms as well as an oversized garage, and electric charging points.
CGIs have been created to showcase what the home will look like once complete.
A spacious kitchen and dining area mirrors the modern themes of the home’s exterior and is the perfect place for the family to get together and enjoy mealtimes.
A minimalistic but elegant theme runs throughout, incorporating integrated appliances to add to the sleek finish.
The grand living room is set on the mid-level and can be reached via a feature staircase set within an impressive stone styled wall.
The floor to ceiling glazing draws the eye to the vast coastal views on offer and opens onto both a balcony as well as a side door leading to an extra walkway and onto a further area of side garden with steps to the beach.
The property also benefits from a 10-year new build warranty and the extensive groundworks are backed by a 150-year warranty.
The house is due to be completed in early 2024.
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