- From £275/night
- Available all year
- 2 night min
Spacious self-catering apartment nestled in Swanage, Dorset. Just a 150m walk from the sandy beach and shallow sea, the Marston Penthouse offers luxurious accommodation with beautiful sea views, free WiFi and free private parking, perfect for families or couples.
Sleeps up to 6–8 people in 3 bedrooms
2 king size beds & 1 super king, all can be converted to twin beds
Quality king size airbed also available
1 bathroom & 3 en suites
Fully equipped kitchen (oven, microwave, toaster, dishwasher, etc)
Washing machine
Towels and bed linen provided
4 smart TVs with streaming services
Free WiFi
Private entrance accessed by external staircase
Private off-road parking
2 minute walk to the beach
Soundproofing
Cot & high chair available at request
Unsuitable for dogs
No smoking policy- Electric car charger available
Check in is from 4pm using the key in the lockbox — the access code will be provided 24h before arrival. Check out is before 10am.
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Our Top 10 Things to Do in Swanage
Swanage is the perfect place for families and groups to enjoy some quality time together. Here are some of our favourite things to do in the local area.
- Have a dip in the shallows of one of Swanage’s Blue Flag sandy beaches. North Beach is just a short stroll down the path with two sea-front cafés.
- If looking for a bit more greenery, head up to Durlston Country Park for stunning views and fascinating wildlife along the coast path.
- Take a six mile steam trip with Swanage Railway to Corfe. Time your visit with one of their regular rail events.
- The ruins of Corfe Castle are open all year round and surrounded by the village of Corfe with its local artisans.
- Let off steam at Putlake Adventure Farm, a small working farm where you can feed the animals with an excellent indoor play barn.
- Santa Fe Funpark has amusements and pirate and dinosaur-themed crazy golf.
- Have a promenade along Victorian Swanage Pier or catch one of the sight-seeing, fishing or self-drive boat trips to Poole harbour or around the headland.
- Cap your day off with open air dining at The Roof Terrace next to the Stone Pier, overlooking Swanage Bay toward The Downs or one of Swanage’s many other restaurants.
- Walk the South West Coast Path across The Downs above the chalk cliffs to Old Harry Rocks.
- Continue along the path to Studland Bay with four miles of sheltered sandy beaches with dunes, low cliffs, and nature reserve.
A little further afield, you can take the Sandbanks ferry to Poole and Bournemouth or catch another over to the quiet and relaxing Brownsea Island.
Venture a bit further inland you can find Monkey World, the ape rescue centre or travel further down the coast to Durdle Door and Weymouth.