Market Street, Old Town Poole, Dorset, BH15 1NA

This Grade II Listed Old Town Poole semi detached home is arranged over three floors and further benefits from a unique basement level, offering versatile and well appointed accommodation throughout.

The property is approached via a spacious reception hallway which provides access to the principal ground floor rooms and a cloakroom with WC.

The heart of the home is the impressive bespoke fitted kitchen, featuring a combination of solid wood and stone work surfaces, a generous breakfast bar seating area, integrated appliances and a classic Aga oven.

The kitchen is open plan to the dining room, creating an excellent space for both everyday living and entertaining.

A striking feature glass floor panel provides a view down into the basement bar below, adding a distinctive architectural element.

The main lounge is dual aspect, generous in size and a warm and inviting reception space.

A staircase leads down to the basement level where there is a fully equipped bar with stone flooring, built-in seating and a bar with stools around.

This area opens through to an additional reception/entertaining room, making it an ideal setting for hosting and social occasions.

On the first floor, there are two well proportioned double bedrooms served by a large family bathroom.

The second floor offers two further double bedrooms, both benefitting from en-suite shower rooms and built-in storage.

Externally, the rear garden is accessed via the hallway and double doors from the kitchen.

Designed as a private and secluded courtyard, it is partly laid with stone shingle and complemented by a built in composite decking area, ideal for seating beneath a pergola-style overhead with established planting.

The property is sold with a double-length tandem garage, a particularly valuable feature for Old Town Poole.

Location: The Poole 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.

Poole town centre is a short walk away with a diverse range of high street shops, restaurants and bars.

The vast Poole Harbour including Poole Quay also close is a magnet for sailing enthusiasts as well as being an important centre of heritage.

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.