This wonderful apartment is situated in an elevated position overlooking the beach. Cliff Tops boasts a private garden with panoramic views which take in the coastline from Bournemouth to Sandbanks and far reaching sea views across to the Isle of Wight.
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Bedroom 1 – King with en-suite
Bedroom 2 – Twin
Bedroom 3 – Double
This wonderful, character apartment is situated in an elevated position overlooking the beach. Cliff Tops boasts a large private garden with panoramic views which take in the coastline from Bournemouth to Sandbanks and far reaching sea views across to the Isle of Wight and the Isle of Purbeck. A fantastic spot to soak up the sun and enjoy a bbq and drinks on a warm summer evening.
Just a short walk will take you down to the white, sandy beach at Alum Chine. With lots of space for the kids to run around, an adventure play park, a lovely cafe restaurant, and the promenade to cycle along, there is lots for all the family to enjoy.
A little further afield is the Victorian centre of Westbourne which has an extensive array of cafes bistros and restaurants as well as boutique shops and gift shops.
Cliff Tops is a spacious apartment spanning the whole of the ground floor in a lovely period house dating from circa 1920s. The space oozes charm with its high ceilings and original features including the original fireplace, wood paneling, and coving. The current owner has lovingly updated the apartment adding a bright modern kitchen with dining space and a luxurious bathroom complete with free standing bath.
Linen and towels provided.
Outside
Extensive garden space with an outside dining area, sofa and loungers, and a large lawned area so the family can enjoy the views and fresh sea air all day.
The local area
The seaside resort of Bournemouth is the largest town in Dorset and a bustling hive of activity, making it the perfect destination for people who like to keep busy whilst on holiday and have plenty of choice of things to do.
The town centre enjoys a vast array of high street shops, restaurants and department stores, whilst the town is also renowned for its lively nightlife, theatre, art galleries, museums and of course its seven mile stretch of golden sandy beaches, enjoying their own microclimate in their sheltered position under the magnificent cliff-line. There’s something for everyone in Bournemouth.
The star attraction at Bournemouth Central Beach is the iconic Victorian pier, with its arcade, amusements, rides and traditional seaside fare. There are also plenty of places to hire out deckchairs, beach huts and even water sports gear if you feel like taking the plunge during your visit.
The town benefits from three historic gardens to explore, running from Bournemouth Pier to the boundary with Poole, each offering a peaceful oasis and beautiful calm scenery just a stone’s throw from the hub-bub of Bournemouth town centre. The gardens are popular among families for their tree trails, mini golf, parks and tennis courts, as well as several friendly cafes.
From Bournemouth you can easily access many smaller, more laid-back resorts too, either by walking along the stunning Jurassic coast path east towards Boscombe or west toward Alum Chine. Alternatively you can save your legs, and hop on the Bournemouth Land Train for a more relaxing way to get there.
Transport links are good for exploring other parts of the world heritage Jurassic coastline, and discovering the surrounding picturesque Dorset villages and countryside.
Parking
Private driveway parking for two cars.
