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41A is located on the Sandbanks peninsula with dual aspect views of both the beach and out to sea towards both Old Harry Rocks and the Isle of Wight plus views over Poole Harbour.
Poole Harbour itself is the second largest natural harbour in the world(after Sydney) with many marinas capable of mooring the largest of yachts. Poole itself is the home of Sunseeker Marine. The natural harbour ensures safety and security for the yachts and the wonderful microclimate created by the Purbeck Hills makes for regular use of the water. And watching the kitesurfers and windsurfers in this UK hub for the sports will leave you open-mouthed. The harbour is known to be the UK’s safest venue for teaching children to windsurf and kitesurf. From the property you can walk on 7 miles of continuous Blue Flag beaches stretching to Bournemouth and beyond. A coffee and bacon sandwich at the dog friendly Jazz Café on the beach is a treat.
By boat there are many accessible restaurants-as a pick: The Shell Bay Café on Studland, The Hut in Colwell Bay on the Isle of Wight, The Priory on the Wareham river.
For eating out you are spoilt for choice in the area: Rick Stein’s in Sandbanks on the edge of the harbour, the Pig on the Beach in Studland via the chain ferry, the Cliff and the Canford gastro pubs in Canford Cliffs village, Rockwater at Branksome Chine, The Nici on the West Cliff plus all the eateries and fun in Ashley Cross.
If in Canford Cliffs you will find the market leader HNB hair and beauty salon which is easily recognised by the familiar face of the concierge who welcomes you.
Sports are a feature of the area. I guess that an interest in the water brings you to want to be here. The prestigious Royal Motor Yacht Club is on the Sandbanks peninsula, Salterns Marina is close by and the sailing centre of the area is Parkstone Yacht Club, also in Lilliput.
Parkstone Golf Club, one of the top 100 courses in the country is on your doorstep. The famous West Hants Tennis Club is within 4 miles. The area has a large cycling community with a favourite destination being to take the Sandbanks chain ferry to explore the Purbeck Hills. And of course Dorset’s Jurassic Coast is a must for walkers. There is a local gym at the Sandbanks Yacht Company and David Lloyd in Poole has a large gym, swimming pool and a host of exercise classes.
From the property you are approximately 2.5 hours from London by car-and only a Tesla charge away. It is a couple of miles to the Wessex Way with at least dual carriageway to the New Forest, Southampton and the UK motorway network. By rail there are direct routes to London(2 hours) and Manchester. Bournemouth International Airport is among the fastest growing in the UK and from Poole there are ferries to France and the Channel Islands.
A truly stunning place to live and unique water-inspired lifestyle.