Bournecoast are delighted to offer this three bedroom detached house, which has a homely feel throughout. Situated in the charming Mudeford area, known for its historical significance and proximity to the harbour and beach. The house is also conveniently located near the Stanpit recreation ground ideal for walks and bike rides which leads to Stanpit Marsh.

THE ACCOMMODATION:
BEDROOMS - Double Bedroom (with King Size Bed and 32" FLATSCREEN TV) - Twin Bedroom (with TELEVISION) - Double Bedroom.

The lounge has a 43" SMART TV - FREE WIFI for holiday lets (subject to availability from Internet Service Provider).

There is a modern kitchen/diner with an ELECTRIC HOB - ELECTRIC OVEN - WASHING MACHINE - TUMBLE DRYER - DISHWASHER - FRIDGE/FREEZER - MICROWAVE.

The modern bathroom includes a bath, shower facility and toilet. There is also a separate ground floor toilet.

This property has an enclosed garden which is mainly lawn.

Off road parking is available for two cars in the drive.

ADDITIONAL NOTES:
Linen & towels included for holiday lets are provided by Resort 2 Us. EPC Grade - C. GAS/ELECTRIC - INCLUDED.

THE LOCAL AREA:
Mudeford is renowned for its rich smuggling history, which stretches back centuries, and its charming Quay adds to the appeal of the area. Set between the serene waters of Christchurch Harbour and the open sea, this idyllic location has become a sought-after retreat for holidaymakers. A short drive from the property brings you to the beautiful Avon Beach, where you'll find the Beach Hut Cafe, the popular Noisy Lobster cafe, a local shop, an ice cream parlour and The Fish and Chip Hut, perfect for a casual bite by the sea. Nearby, Mudeford Quay is a lively spot, especially loved for the family-friendly activity of crabbing from the quayside. The Quay Head, a bustling pedestrian area, is surrounded by historic buildings, some dating back to 1695, including the characterful Haven House Inn pub. For a unique experience, a five-minute ferry ride from Mudeford Quay takes you to Mudeford Spit, where rows of colourful beach huts dot the sandbank. Facilities on the spit include toilets, a cafe and a small shop, making it an ideal place for a seaside escape. As the sun sets, Mudeford offers a range of dining options with breath taking harbour views. The Upper Deck Bar and Restaurant is perfect for a relaxed evening, while The Jetty, an award-winning restaurant located right on the edge of the water, serves exceptional cuisine in a stunning setting. For those who enjoy nature, Steamer Point, a 24-acre cliff-top local nature reserve, lies just nearby. Situated between Highcliffe Castle and Friars Cliff along the Christchurch coastline, this reserve offers beautiful coastal views and serene walking trails. Highcliffe Castle itself, dramatically perched on the cliffs, is also worth visiting for its history and gardens. A short drive away, Christchurch Quay provides a wonderful spot for riverside strolls and family fun. The area features a park, a cafe, The Boathouse Restaurant, a bandstand, a play area for children, and an exciting water play park complete with a paddling pool, water jets, and interactive features perfect for young children. For those looking for more excitement, Bournemouth town centre is easily accessible by car, offering a wide array of high street shops, tourist attractions and entertainment options for the whole family. Whether you are drawn to Mudeford for its history, natural beauty or lively activities, it promises an unforgettable getaway for all ages.