Places to stay near Mary Rose Museum

Stunning 360 sea & city views 5 bed listed home

Atlas house is a stunning 15th century, grade II listed property located a stones throw from the beach in Old Portsmouth. The house has multiple roof terraces with 360 views. There is no shortage of things to do and places see locally. A 2 minute walk from the beach, 10 minutes from both Gunwharf Quays and the hover port where you can enjoy a day trip to the Isle of Wight. Close to, restaurants, bars, Southsea Castle, Sea Life Centre, D-Day museum and much more. Less than a mile from the train.

18th Century Boat Builders Cottage

Grade II Listed Eighteenth Century Boat Builders Cottage. With one double bedroom, one single bedroom, shower room, kitchen area and a small cosy lounge. There is a small private court yard with bench. Car parking available in front of Cottage. A little small for a discovery as you would need a can opener to get out your vehicle. Towels and bedding are provided. The Cottage is situated in a busy town. Although the cottages location is on a side road which Leads to the boat yard and water.

Large apartment, Great location & Private Parking

If location and space are important to you, this apartment is perfect for your group. Located centrally, it offers easy access to The Dockyards Museum and Gunwharf Quays, as well as The Hard station and the Isle of Wight Ferry. The spacious 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment can comfortably sleep five guests. It also includes a free private parking space, with more available upon request. Additionally, the apartment is within walking distance of the University, Old Portsmouth, and the beach.

Self-contained flat, a 4 minute walk from the sea

A refurbished, self-contained, lower ground floor seaside flat, comprising double bedroom, bathroom, lounge and kitchen. The flat is in a quiet residential street in the desirable Craneswater area. The flat is a 4 min walk from South Parade Pier, the seafront and Canoe Lake park with its rose garden, tennis courts and cafes. A 10 min walk takes you to the centre of Southsea and Southsea Common with its castle, aquarium and the D-Day Museum. On-street parking is free & has an EV charger.

Large Southsea House, driveway,Contractors welcome

Enjoy a break in this large, desirable and comfortable house, located in a quiet conservation area in Southsea, Portsmouth. Local tourist sites, the seafront, shopping areas, nightlife and many various eateries are within minutes walking from our central Southsea location. An 80ft mature garden, outside dining area, modern, comfortable bedrooms and spacious living area awaits your arrival. Our house is suitable for families and/or friends that require a peaceful break. Dogs ok on request

Character Apartment | Near Seafront and Albert Rd

Set on the first floor of a Victorian building in a Conservation Area, this charming apartment dates back to around 1860 and once formed part of the living quarters for a Naval Officer and his family. Spacious bright rooms, high ceilings and plenty of character, for a comfortable stay Located in Southsea near Albert Road, it’s a short walk to the seafront, sights, top restaurants, Gunwharf Quays, the Historic Dockyard Enjoy the bright living space and a relaxing base to explore the area

Elegant home, minutes from beach, free parking!

Enjoy a stylish experience at this centrally-located apartment. Walk out of the front door to dozens of cafes, bars and restaurants in one direction and Southsea beach in the other. With a view of Southsea common and the sea close by, this flat is ideal for a seaside staycation. Parking is on-street and parking permits offered cover anumber of neighbouring streets in the KC zone. Parking permits will be provided for the duration of your stay, these allow free on-street parking.

Beautiful seafront apartment, free parking permits

Enjoy easy access to everything from this perfectly located home based in the heart of Southsea. Situated opposite Southsea Common with the seafront beyond. This tastefully furnished property offers easy access to the hovercraft to the Isle of Wight, Gunwharf Quays shopping, Southsea, and it’s wide selection of great cafes, bars and restaurants, along with all the historical sites Old Portsmouth has to offer. A few minutes’ walk from the 4 miles of beach Southsea has to offer.

Quirky & cool with amazing views to Isle of Wight

Quirky coastal property situated on the beach at Bracklesham Bay. This coastal inspired apartment is light and airy with dramatic sea views across to the Isle of Wight. Close to Chichester harbour and the South Downs and world renowned Goodwood, whether you’re a kite boarder or car enthusiast, this location has it all. Plenty of local restaurants and shops and with great fish and chips on your doorstep, you won’t have to venture far for that seaside experience.

Comfy 2-bedroom flat with free off road parking

A comfy 2 bedroom family-friendly flat in central Southsea. The flat is self contained with your own private access and off-road parking. Situated on a leafy street in a quiet part of the City, close to all of Portsmouth's family friendly attractions including the Historic Dockyard, Seafront and beaches as well as Gunwharf Quays Shopping Centre. The flat has 2 bedrooms, the first with a King size bed and also a single daybed. The second has single bunk beds.

Iconic Beach Front Stay | The Watch House, Lepe

A standout seafront landmark on Lepe Beach, The Watch House is a lovingly restored former lifeboat and coastguard station, once used to combat smuggling across the Solent. With original features, a modern kitchen, wood burner, cosy window seat over the water, and views to the Isle of Wight, it’s a guest favourite—“an iconic beachfront stay” and “perfect relaxing getaway.” Pet-friendly with parking for two, perfect for families, couples, or friends.

Adventure Prospect - Historic Waterfront Cottage

Relax and enjoy your stay at this unique and tranquil getaway. 'Adventure Prospect' has recently been completely renovated and is steeped in military history. Formerly known as the "shifting house" it was first built in 1898-1899 to accommodate munitions workers changing into the special clothing that they wore when working on magazines. The cottage provides an ideal escape from everyday life and has direct access to the water.