The open lounge kitchen dining area, is located on the upper floor. The kitchen has all the mod cons — an integrated oven, hob, and microwave; and an integrated fridge freezer, dishwasher, breakfast bar with high stools, espresso machine, and a host of small appliances, plenty of cupboard storage for convenience. Opposite the kitchen is a rectangular wooden table & chairs set that is perfect for group dining and seats 8 comfortably. The lounge area next to the dining space features a large L-shape luxury sofa, armchair, upholstered bench, and smart TV. Next to the lounge aare three large sliding doors opening onto a long balcony, running the width of the building, with views over Sandbanks Bay. Also on the top floor is a family bathroom with full-size bath, toilet, basin, and heated towel rail. The bedroom on the upper level is a king. It comes with a stylish wardrobe with matching chest, a kingsize bed, and balcony. In the wardrobe is also a travel cot for infants. Downstairs, the first of three ground-floor bedrooms is a master ensuite. It features a smart TV, a king bed, and storage, including a wardrobe, chest of drawers, and side cabinets. There’s sliding doors leading to an enclosed veranda. The ensuite bathroom comes with a heated towel rail, storage basin, toilet, and walk-in shower with a rainfall shower head. The next bedroom is a double ensuite with garden view. It has a double bed, bedside storage, and a lovely chest of drawers. The ensuite comes with a large walk-in shower unit, basin and storage cupboard, heated towel rail, and toilet. The cosy third bedroom on this floor is ideal for children or teens, and has a single bed with a pull-out trundle second bed underneath, and storage including a wardrobe, chest of drawers, and side cabinet. Please note: there are few flights of stairs to reach the first and basement floors.

The local neighbourhood is one of the most desirable holiday home locations in Dorset and the south coast of England. A hotspot particularly for watersports, nature enthusiasts, and beach lovers, the area is also synonymous with very high property prices and upmarket hospitality. The 5 km stretch of sandy beach runs from Cubs Beach near to the Studland car chain ferry terminal at the end of the peninsula, through Sandbanks Beach and on to Canford Cliffs Beach towards Bournemouth, and is a paradise for swimmers, sunbathers, and dog walkers. On the opposite side to its famous sandy beach is Sandbanks Bay, within Poole Harbour, where many of the watersport facilities are based, for activities such as paddleboarding, windsurfing, sailing, canoeing, and jet skiing, amongst others. Accessible via a short ferry ride from the ferry terminal, is National Trust’s Brownsea Island, famous for its protected woodland, heathland and lagoon habitats; and wildlife, including rare red squirrels and birds. A car chain ferry also connects you to Studland Bay and the Isle of Purbeck peninsula. Bournemouth & Poole nearby offer museums, art galleries, theatres, and annual festivals.