Parkstone Avenue, Lower Parkstone, Poole, BH14

A detached 1910 ‘Arts and Crafts’ three bedroom character family home situated on a popular road in the heart of Penn Hill, being just a short walk to the shops and amenities in Penn Hill and Branksome Train Station.

A detached 1910 ‘Arts and Crafts’ three double bedroom character family home situated on a popular road in the heart of Penn Hill, being just a short walk to the shops and amenities in Penn Hill and Branksome Train Station. The property would benefit from modernisation throughout, whilst retaining many original features and offering spacious accommodation comprising; a good-sized dual aspect living room with feature open fireplace and access to the rear garden, character kitchen, dining room with box seat and fireplace, sun porch and an outside ground floor WC. To the first floor there are three double bedrooms (all with original fireplaces) and a family bathroom. To the exterior, the secluded 60’ x 40’ rear garden is south facing and is mainly laid to lawn with mature shrub boarders. To the front there is off road parking. Courthill and Baden Powell School Catchment.

The Lower Parkstone area offers easy access to the renowned award winning Blue Flag beaches which stretch from Bournemouth through to Sandbanks and enjoy the warmest temperatures in the UK and stunning views of the Isle of Wight and Purbeck Hills.
Penn Hill Village is a short walk away with a variety of shops, restaurants and bars, with Bournemouth and Poole town centres also nearby with a more diverse range of high street shops.
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 train routes from either Poole, Parkstone or Branksome station which connect to the Weymouth to London Waterloo South West train service.