Poole Town
Poole Town lies approximately 6 miles west of Bournemouth and is highly accessible both by car and by train – the station is moments from the ...
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Poole Old Town
Poole`s Georgian Old Town is steeped in history. The recently extended Museum in the Lower High Street tells of Poole’s earliest development as ...
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Hamworthy
Just 10 minutes` walk from Poole Quay via Poole`s historic lifting bridge, Hamworthy is a quieter, predominantly residential area and Harbour ...
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Harbourside Park
A low-density development of town houses and apartments built approximately 25 years ago offering a great strategic location adjoining ...
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Poole Quay
Poole Quay is an exciting, ever-changing blend of maritime activity and a focal point for a wide range of entertainment and leisure pursuits. Pleasure ...
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Canford Heath
Canford Heath boasts Dorset's largest heathland area. It's just 3 miles back to the centre of Poole and a short drive to great local beaches too.
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Bournemouth
Bournemouth is a vibrant cosmopolitan town with a vast variety of shops, restaurants and a buzzing nightlife. With its’ seven miles of golden sands ...
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Lower Parkstone
Lower Parkstone is a popular residential suburb situated on the slopes above Poole. From Constitution Hill, visitors can enjoy a wonderful ..
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Sandbanks
Internationally recognised as Britain`s playground for the rich and glamorous, Sandbanks offers fabulous beaches and stunning views across Poole Harbour ...
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Alum Chine
Named after one of the charming silvanian ravines that run down to the blue-flag beaches west of Bournemouth, the area of Alum Chine is ...
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Lilliput
One of Poole`s most prized residential areas, Lilliput boasts proximity to the harbour whilst sitting midway between the bussle of Poole Town and ...
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