The imposing house is approached via electric sliding gates which lead into the exceptionally large driveway suitable for numerous cars. The entrance hallway is bright and spacious with doors to principal rooms as well as a separate WC.

The impressive lounge has been extended and enjoys a dual aspect, feature fireplace and bi fold doors leading directly onto the rear decking which overlooks the well manicured rear garden. The contemporary kitchen diner has been finished to a high standard with an island breakfast bar, range cooker, integrated appliances, as well as further access to the rear decking via bi fold doors. There is a hallway off the kitchen which gives access to the integral garage as well as a further room housing the boiler pressurised water system. The spacious dining room again enjoys a dual aspect with a feature bay window overlooking the front aspect. There are two further reception rooms, ideally used as a study and/or additional bedroom or play room.

On the first floor are four generous double bedrooms, the master and second of which benefit from their own en suites. The master en suite comprises a roll top bath, with WC, wash hand basin and contemporary open shower. There are fitted wardrobes in bedrooms one and two whilst the others all have for space for free standing furniture as required. The main family bathroom accessed from the landing comprises a roll top bath, WC and wash hand basin.

The top floor is currently used a self contained apartment for family use. It lends its self extremely well for such a thing and includes a recently fitted kitchen, sitting room, double bedroom, office and a shower room.

Outside the rear garden offers a high level of seclusion with access to a storage cellar underneath the rear decking. There is an integral garage located to the front of the house.

Location:
Meyrick Park was originally part of a huge area of heathland however in 1894, it became the first municipal park in the town with a bowling green, playing fields and an 18 hole golf course, which was the first municipally owned golf links in the country. The common access continues to this day. Today it is a popular park, well-used for sports, events and leisure activities

It is an extremely popular area and is approximately one mile from the excellent range of leisure and shopping facilities at Bournemouth Town Centre and the award winning, safe sandy beaches. Westbourne Village is also just a mile and a half away offering a variety of independently owned shops, bars and restaurants. Local facilities include the ‘The Club’ at Meyrick Park offering an 18 hole golf course, gym and swimming pool amongst other facilities and the prestigious West Hants Tennis and Leisure Club is also nearby.

The Bournemouth Wessex Way is very close and gives direct access to the M27 motorway with London just 1 hour 30 minutes 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