Monkton Crescent, Poole

*THREE DOUBLE BEDROOMS!* Check out this three-bedroom SEMI-DETACHED property with two incredible reception rooms, family bathroom, private garden and separate garage. On the market for the first time in twenty+ years! An incredible opportunity for families looking to settle down in a quiet residential area with easy access to schools locally and Poole and Bournemouth Centre’s within easy reach via public transport and car. Life made simple in the area, as schools ranging from nursery through to senior to support your child’s educational needs.Schools: St Aldhelm’s Academy 1.0 mile / 5-minute drive or 16-minute walk. Manorside Academy 1.8 miles / 5-minute drive or 10-minute walk. Talbot Primary 1.3 miles 4-minute drive or 20-minute walk. Tops Day Nurseries 1.0 mile / 2-minute drive or 15-minute walk.Branksome Station: 1.9 miles / 10-minute drive or 34-minute walk. Branksome Station to London Waterloo takes around two hours, depending on the departure time.The number 7B bus from Gussage Road, just a minute’s walk, takes you around Alder Hills Sains-burys through to Upper Parkstone. From Upper Parkstone there’s many amenities for your every-day needs as well as schools in the area for those who require public transport.Bournemouth Town Centre is just a thirteen-minute drive away or hop on the number 16 and 17 buses from Bindon Close (E-bound) for a slightly longer direct commute of thirty minutes or less. Bourenmouth is popular by locals and tourists all year around and it’s not surprising how. Minutes from the square brings you to Dorset’s award-winning beaches, stretching miles of stunning coast-line. In August hosting the Airshow Festival, with each year showing off different aircrafts such as, Typhoon, Red Arrows, Supermarine Spitfire and more. Alongside the amazing events hosted, you can enjoy shopping, mini golf, bowling, escape rooms, Pavillion Theatre, restaurants and arcades! Bournemouth is popular by everyone of any ages, due to its variety of entertainment choices.Alternatively, the stop opposite (W-bound) takes you to Poole Town Centre. from here you can visit the Lighthouse Theatre, shopping centre, and Poole Quay. Poole Quay and Old Town, popular by tourists and locals, is a stunning place to grab traditional seaside town food and admire the har-bour. From Poole Quay you can hop on a ferry to Brownsea Island and even purchase tickets for the City Cruises to view the Jurassic Coast, Harbour Circular Cruise, Swanage Sightseeing and plenty more.Another easily accessible, desirable location nearby is Ashley Cross Village, a must-visit spot for tourists alike. Events such as Grooves On The Green and Party In The Park are both examples of festivals hosted during July and August. There’s a variety of mouth-watering restaurants such as, The Dancing Moose, Drgnfly as well as incredible cafes like Patisserie Mark Bennett and The Danc-ing Goat, a little hidden gen for great coffee.In summary, this is an ideal choice for families and couples alike in search of a home they can mod-ernise room-by-room to their own desired taste in a desirable location between Poole and Bournemouth. Life made simple in the area as schools ranging from nursery through to senior to support your child’s educational needs. Interested? Give our Poole office now,