Saltwater - Poole
ID: S810368
- Bedrooms 4
- ・ Sleeps 8
- ・ Pets No
Guests say
Guests have consistently praised Saltwater for its beautiful setting and superb location in Poole, Dorset. The spacious house is celebrated for its ability to facilitate relaxation and provide a comfortable stay for families. Its proximity to Poole Quay and the ease of access to local walks are frequently mentioned, along with the property's well-equipped nature and welcoming atmosphere.
There is no specific mention of cleanliness in the reviews, so it is not possible to provide an accurate score for this category.
The location is highly praised for its beauty and convenience, with guests enjoying the proximity to Poole Quay and the ease of access to local walks.
Reviewers have highlighted the property's spaciousness and the ease with which they could relax, indicating a high level of comfort.
The property is described as well-equipped and superbly furnished, suggesting that the facilities and maintenance are of a high standard.
While guests have expressed appreciation for the property, there is no mention of gifts or extra thoughtful touches, so this category cannot be scored.
About this property
Situated on the outskirts of Poole Harbour, the second-largest natural harbour in the world. This impressive house is within easy walking distance of the stylish and trendy Ashley Cross, where you will find plenty of bars, restaurants and not forgetting the stunning Sandbanks Beach (2.5 miles). Spend your time exploring the local area. Poole is approximately 2 miles away and has easy access for walkers and cyclists through Poole Park where you can enjoy a day at the Quay, keep an eye out for the red squirrel on a trip to Brownsea Island, or enjoy one of the many restaurants overlooking the harbour. Set at the beginning of the unesco Jurassic Coastline, enjoy the 96-mile coastline taking in sites such as Lulworth Cove (19 miles), Durdle Door (19 miles), Portland (38 miles), and many more. Further afield, you can enjoy a day out for all the family at Monkey World or The Tank Museum, both within 20 miles.
Having parked in the off-road parking with an EV charger, take in the stunning views out to sea across Baiter Park before entering the property into a spacious hallway. The stunning open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner at the rear of the property is the heart of the home. Here you can enjoy cooking up a treat in the kitchen, with the wood burner providing the warmth you need in the winter and floor-to-ceiling windows offering views over the secluded garden. A small step in the hallway leads you to the downstairs bedroom which is serviced by a shower room; a stylish snug with PS5 console; and a utility room. When the day is done, head upstairs to the three inviting bedrooms. The master bedroom boasts stunning sea views and offers a secluded balcony where you can enjoy a morning coffee relaxing before the start of another day exploring. The master bedroom is serviced by a large en-suite shower room. The family bathroom can also be found on this floor which completes this well-proportioned stylish accommodation.
Heading outside via the large French doors, you will find a patio area to relax or enjoy alfresco dining with the whole family.
Reviews (6)
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Dr Clayden
Excellent location for enjoying Poole and easy access to Bournemouth and Dorset Coast (especially off-season via the chain ferry at Sandbanks). Unmissables include Brownsea Island (boats best from Poole Quay) and bring binoculars if you like birds and red squirrels, sea food at Shell Bay restaurant and hearty meals at the New Inn near Corfe Castle (also good to visit)
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Mr Parker
We had the most fabulous week at Saltwater, the house is just beautiful, well situated and very well equipped and welcoming. It was our annual family holiday for seven and was perfect for walks, days out and chilling out! We all enjoyed it immensely and will hopefully return in the future!
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Mrs Weston
Perfect location and views. Superbly equipped. A week was not enough! Three generations of the family were more than happy there and we may well stay at Saltwater again