2 bed Flat For Sale £400,000
The property is approached via the private south west facing garden which is gated, offering a high degree of seclusion. French doors lead direcly. into the lounge which benefits from exposed brick walls, wooden flooring, a working fire and high ceilings. The kitchen is fitted with a range of base and eye level work units with space and plumbing for domestic applicanes, a wall mounted boiler and door leading to the rear of the property where the flat has right of access to exit onto Eaton road.
There are two double bedrooms both with space for freestanding furniture and these are serviced by a family bathroom comprising of a Victorian suite to include WC, wash hand basin, a panelled bath with shower above, a heated towel rail with further underfloor heating.
The garden is very low maitenance with a paved area perfect for outside dining, a shed and plenty of room for pots and hanging baskets.
There is plenty of unrestricted on street parking.
Location:
One of Poole's most affluent areas alongside Sandbanks and Canford Cliffs and is predominantly a conservation area covering several hundred acres to the west of Bournemouth, an area known for its outstanding natural beauty with tree-lined avenues and indigenous pines and rhododendrons. Branksome Park also offers short walks to the award winning blue flag beaches at Branksome Chine which stretch to Sandbanks in one direction and all the way to Hengistbury Head in the other. There is also the popular Branksome Beach Restaurant situated on the beach at Branksome Dene.
Westbourne & Canford Cliffs villages are within walking distance, both offering a variety of independent shops, restaurants, bars and coffee shops. Bournemouth town centre is also easily commutable and offers a more diverse range of high street shops and an extensive range of leisure facilities.
The Bournemouth Wessex Way is very close and gives direct access to the M27 motorway with London just 2 hours commute. There are also main line train routes from either Poole or Bournemouth railway stations which connect the Weymouth to London Waterloo South West train service.
There are two double bedrooms both with space for freestanding furniture and these are serviced by a family bathroom comprising of a Victorian suite to include WC, wash hand basin, a panelled bath with shower above, a heated towel rail with further underfloor heating.
The garden is very low maitenance with a paved area perfect for outside dining, a shed and plenty of room for pots and hanging baskets.
There is plenty of unrestricted on street parking.
Location:
One of Poole's most affluent areas alongside Sandbanks and Canford Cliffs and is predominantly a conservation area covering several hundred acres to the west of Bournemouth, an area known for its outstanding natural beauty with tree-lined avenues and indigenous pines and rhododendrons. Branksome Park also offers short walks to the award winning blue flag beaches at Branksome Chine which stretch to Sandbanks in one direction and all the way to Hengistbury Head in the other. There is also the popular Branksome Beach Restaurant situated on the beach at Branksome Dene.
Westbourne & Canford Cliffs villages are within walking distance, both offering a variety of independent shops, restaurants, bars and coffee shops. Bournemouth town centre is also easily commutable and offers a more diverse range of high street shops and an extensive range of leisure facilities.
The Bournemouth Wessex Way is very close and gives direct access to the M27 motorway with London just 2 hours commute. There are also main line train routes from either Poole or Bournemouth railway stations which connect the Weymouth to London Waterloo South West train service.
