2 Bedroom Apartment, Alton Road, Lalbagh, BH14

What its got

This stunning two bedroom apartment presents a rare opportunity to own a modernised property in a prime location. Meticulously refurbished, to a high specification with luxury fixtures & fittings the apartment also benefits from rewiring and plumbing upgrades, ensuring convenience and peace of mind for the new owner. The impressive interior exudes elegance with two spacious double bedrooms and a luxurious bathroom adorned with 'Fondovalle' Italian porcelain wall tiles & original style mother of pearl mosaics and solid 'Bianco Carrara' shower tray. The kitchen will not disappoint either with a sleek Contour home design kitchen with Quartz work top surfaces and benefitting from the views. Enjoy breathtaking views across to Poole Harbour from the lounge with solid beech reproduction Victorian skirting, handmade replica Victorian coving and 'Statuarietto' marble fire surround and hearth and solid engineered oak flooring to the living room from here you access the balcony (a perfect spot for relaxation or Al fresco dining). The property also boasts UPVC sash windows throughout and retains many original features, seamlessly blending contemporary comfort with classic charm.

Additionally, off-street parking facilities on an 'As & When' basis ensure convenient and secure parking for residents .

Where it is

Location, Location, Location! You literally have everything on your doorstep with Ashley Cross just a short walk away with its array of amenities, fashionable bars, trendy bistros and delis. Parkstone train station has regular direct routes to Waterloo, London. Poole & Bournemouth town centres are both within easy reach and the award-winning beaches of Sandbanks can be easily driven, cycled or walked to.

What the owner says

“I love the Victorian charm of the building with beautiful high ceilings and the beautiful views of the harbour. When I restored the property 5 years ago I went to great lengths to buy materials that were in keeping with the original period of the building.”