Flat for sale in Players, 3 Danecourt Road, Poole BH14

On entering the property there is a centrally positioned hallway that leads through to a stunning open plan kitchen/dining and living room. The room is flooded with light from dual aspect windows and the space has been cleverly designed to offer defined lounging and dining areas. The kitchen is separated from the living accommodation by a large peninsula which has space for bar stools underneath. The kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive range of modern units and appliances and there is plentiful work surface and storage. The layout of this room is extremely sociable and ideal for entertaining.

The principal bedroom has a full bank of fitted wardrobes and a private ensuite shower room. Sliding doors open from the bedroom to the private rear garden. The second double bedroom is serviced by a modern shower room.

The private garden has a large patio area which is surrounded by mature planting. Much of the planting is evergreen which provides a colourful year-round backdrop. There is space for a storage shed and the garden enjoys a good degree of sun during summer months. To the front of the property there is an allocated parking space and the development enjoys the benefit of an electronic gated approach.

Tenure: Leasehold - lease length 125 years from 12th April 2007

Service Charge: Approximately £2,626 per annum

Council Tax: C

Notes: The development is for the exclusive enjoyment of residents therefore holiday lets are not permitted.

Poole is home to the second largest natural harbour in the world after Sydney and has been a working port for hundreds of years. Its quayside entertainment has grown to accommodate a centre of commerce, cafes and nightlife.

Poole Park, boasting a boating lake, café and waterfront restaurant, Poole town centre, Baiter Park and Whitecliff Park are all close by with the world-renowned Sandbanks peninsula just a short drive away.

Poole train station offers great rail links to a variety of destinations including Southampton and London and the local ferry port provides crossings to the continent.