Branksome Dene Road, Bournemouth, BH4

Whilst this property could benefit from a program of refurbishment, the scope for improvement and potential added value is huge. The property centres around an impressive hallway that has a sweeping staircase that rises to a cavernous landing which has a beautiful feature bay window. There are two large reception rooms with period fireplaces that give the house a sense of grandeur and the kitchen breakfast room has strong potential to become a kitchen/lifestyle room opening to the garden.

To the first floor, there are four double bedrooms and a contemporary shower room. The arrangement of the bedrooms presents scope to create an ensuite and it should be noted that the landing has plentiful space to introduce a staircase that could lead to a new owner’s bedroom suite.

The property occupies a generous plot with space to the side that leads to a garage. The garden enjoys a good degree of privacy and has a much sought after westerly orientation.

We feel this property represents a true opportunity for buyers wishing to acquire a home on a road where this style of property usually commands a much higher price. If you’re looking for a house with a first-class address that you can personalise to your own taste and design, and also add value to – this could be the home for you...

Viewings are strictly by appointment.

Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax Band: G

Set approximately midway between the town centres of Poole and Bournemouth both offering superb shopping, recreational and entertainment facilities. Much of Branksome Park falls within conservation areas with some 600 acres of tree-lined avenues and roads, and is regarded as one of the area’s premier residential districts. Conveniently situated close to the award-winning ‘Blue Flag’ sandy beaches of Branksome Chine and Alum Chine with the villages of Westbourne and Canford Cliffs located nearby offering an array of eclectic shops, bars, bistros and restaurants.

Access to the rest of the UK for a short break away is easy with good road links, mainline railway and coach stations with regular routes across the South West covering Reading, Plymouth, Portsmouth and London Waterloo.