This modern annex (built in 2020) has been renovated to a high standard throughout and is in the grounds of a large detached house. The annex has lots of extra touches which include a welcome pack, vanity kit and bathrobes to make your stay even more comfortable. The annex also benefits from its own entrance and private courtyard garden. The property is situated in a sought-after residential road in Christchurch.

LOCAL AREA:
Christchurch Quay, a short drive away, offers access through to the riverside walks, park, cafe, Boathouse Restaurant, bandstand, children's play area and an exciting water play park and paddling pool which has many interactive features including water jets and sprays, a water play pump and wheel, channels and sluices as well as a paddling pool. On the Quay you can also take the opportunity to take the Ferry which runs regularly to Wick, Mudeford Sandbank and Hengistbury Head during the summer months (weather permitting). With countless quaint attractions, Christchurch has a busy high-street which offers a wide range of amenities to suit all of your needs. From shops, convenience stores, supermarkets and a weekly market you will find all the necessities virtually on your doorstop. In addition, Christchurch offers an excellent choice of cafes, bars and restaurants, including a Michellin Star restaurant in Mudeford, to make for the perfect evening. Christchurch Priory is a beautiful church, which is a popular attraction with both visitors and locals in the area. As the original construction of the building began in 1094 by Ranulf Flambard, a minister for King William Rufus II, and continued over several centuries until 1529, this is a great spot for anyone interested in the local history. Other attractions include The Red House Museum and Garden, a Museum which offers exhibitions of arts and crafts, history and photography. Within the gardens, visitors can enjoy refreshments whilst exploring the site. It is a short drive to the surrounding sandy beaches at Southbourne Beach and you will also find Southbourne Grove where you can find local shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. Close by to the property is St Catherine's Hill which is a 35 hectare area of heathland and coniferous forest. The area is popular for mountain biking, walking, hiking and has large number of important wildlife species. The River Stour runs at the back of the property and is about 64 miles long. The Stour Valley Way now covers almost all of the river, with a few gaps and discontinuities which should do little to deter anyone who wants to explore the river. Bournemouth town centre is also only a car ride away for high street stores, tourist attractions and lots more entertainment. Nearby you will also find the vast New Forest. Catering for the perfect countryside holiday, The New Forest offers a truly unique experience. The New Forest is a genuine walker’s paradise with many circular and linear routes. With many picnic sites with toilet facilities, which are sited to allow visitors safe and easy access to a variety of forest landscapes, take a guided walk where local experts will tell you about the history, geology and wildlife beneath your feet. For those who fancy exploring via bicycle, New Forest offers miles of traffic free off-road tracks leading you into the heart of the forest.

SHORT BREAKS
are preferred FRI to MON or MON to FRI (please note that Short Breaks are only accepted in the school summer holidays as last minute bookings where they are booked within one week of the arrival date). If you require a Short Break starting on an alternative day please contact a member of the Bournecoast team on 01202 437888 to discuss your requirements.

WEEKLY LETS
can start on MONDAY, FRIDAY or SATURDAY outside of the school summer holidays but should only start on SATURDAY within the school summer holidays.