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Holdenhurst Village Road, Holdenhurst Village, Bournemouth, Dorset, BH8

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

5

BATHROOMS

3

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED PROPERTY SITUATED IN THE HEART OF HOLDENHURST VILLAGE
  • SOLD WITH NO FORWARD CHAIN
  • FIVE DOUBLE BEDROOMS
  • 2 EN-SUITES
  • DOWNSTAIRS SHOWER ROOM
  • DOWNSTAIRS WC
  • OPEN PLAN LOUNGE/KITCHEN/DINER
  • SOUTH FACING GARDEN
  • SPACIOUS DRIVEWAY

Description

A Rare Opportunity to Acquire a Signature Home in One of Dorset’s Most Unique and Cherished Hamlets

Set within the enchanting and historically significant Holdenhurst Village, this beautifully designed five double bedroom detached residence, built in 2000, offers a rare chance to secure a home in one of Bournemouth’s most exclusive and tightly-held rural communities. With only 24 properties in the entire village, 12 privately owned and 12 belonging to the Cooper Dean Estate. The opportunity to purchase here are exceptionally scarce. Homes within the village rarely come to market, making this an investment not just in bricks and mortar, but in a truly irreplaceable lifestyle.

Surrounded by open farmland, scenic footpaths and timeless Dorset countryside, the setting offers tranquillity and charm that feels worlds away from urban life, yet is perfectly positioned for convenient access to Bournemouth, Christchurch, Poole and the surrounding areas. Holdenhurst Village provides the unique opportunity to experience countryside living without compromising on accessibility, community, or modern amenities.

Holdenhurst Village is widely regarded as one of Bournemouth’s most unique hidden gems, a quintessential English hamlet steeped in heritage and community spirit. The village is centred around the beautiful and historic Church of St John’s, with its well-kept grounds and charming rural backdrop. The village lanes are lined with period cottages, greenery and expansive farmland that wraps the community in sweeping pastoral views.

Residents enjoy a remarkable sense of togetherness; the village is known for hosting street parties, pop-up bars, summer gatherings, open-air celebrations, charity events and seasonal festivities. This long-standing community culture makes Holdenhurst feel warm, welcoming and deeply connected, a rare and treasured quality.

Despite its idyllic rural feel, the village enjoys excellent proximity to a wealth of key amenities. Nearby is the extensive Castlepoint Shopping Centre, offering major retailers, restaurants and services. Also close by are JP Morgan, the Royal Bournemouth Hospital, and highly sought-after school catchments. Nature lovers are spoiled with the Stour Valley Nature Reserve, riverside walks and the historic Thropp Mill on the doorstep. The A338 is just minutes away, providing swift commuter links into Bournemouth town centre, the coast, the New Forest and major transport networks.

Holdenhurst Village is simply unmatched: peaceful yet connected, rural yet accessible, close-knit yet entirely private.

With its carefully considered layout, this substantial home maximises space, natural light and comfort throughout. The property is approached via a generous private driveway providing parking for several vehicles. A robustly constructed carport, built with reinforced timber steels, offers both covered parking and the potential for an additional storey above (subject to any relevant permissions), adding further long-term value and versatility.

On entering, you are welcomed into a bright, expansive entrance hall that immediately sets the tone for the quality and scale of the accommodation. This central space connects elegantly to all principal rooms and offers a striking first impression.

A staircase directly ahead the front door, leads to the private first floor, where you will find:

Bedroom One – Primary Suite:
A beautifully proportioned double bedroom overlooking the peaceful rear garden, served by its own modern en-suite bathroom.

Bedroom Two – Guest Suite:
Another generously sized double, also looking out across the garden, complete with a contemporary en-suite shower room.

The first floor additionally features extensive eaves storage, neatly integrated to provide convenient hidden space ideal for household items, seasonal storage or luggage.

Ground Floor – Expansive Social Spaces & Flexible Accommodation

The ground floor has been designed with both family life and entertaining in mind, offering a wealth of versatile rooms:

Living Room:
Located to the front left of the property, this beautifully spacious room enjoys direct access onto the side garden through French doors, making it an ideal space for relaxation, hosting guests or indoor-outdoor living.

Bedroom Three:
A well-appointed double bedroom positioned on the left side of the property with views over the side garden, perfect as a guest room, office or ground-floor suite.

Open-Plan Kitchen/Lounge/Diner:
Situated at the rear left, this impressive space forms the social heart of the home. With multiple zones for cooking, dining and relaxing, it is both highly functional and wonderfully inviting. Direct access onto the garden enhances the flow of natural light and enables effortless alfresco dining and summertime entertaining.

Adjacent is a separate utility room, also with direct access to the rear garden, ideal for households with pets, children or outdoor hobbies.

Bedrooms Four & Five:
Positioned on the right-hand side of the ground floor, these two generous double bedrooms enjoy peaceful views over the rear garden. Offering superb flexibility, they are well-suited for guests, family members, home offices or alternative uses.

Downstairs Shower Room & WC:
Tastefully updated around five years ago, this modern shower room adds excellent convenience to the ground floor layout along with a seperate downstairs WC.

The property further benefits from a Worcester boiler installed just two years ago, ensuring reliable and efficient heating throughout.

Offered with no forward chain, the home presents a smooth and uncomplicated opportunity for its next owners.

Gardens & Outside Space – A Private South-Facing Sanctuary:
The south-facing rear garden is a standout feature of the property — sunlit, private and thoughtfully laid out. The garden includes multiple seating and entertaining areas, perfect for outdoor dining, barbecues, gardening or simply unwinding in the tranquility of the village surroundings.

A truly unique highlight is the Zulu-Style Hut, built in 2006. Designed to remain warm during cold winter evenings and naturally cool through the summer months, this extraordinary structure offers an atmospheric retreat. Whether used as a garden lounge, reading space, entertaining area, studio or hobby room, it adds a rare and impressive dimension to the property’s outdoor offering.

Part of the land will be sensitively separated upon exchange, with a buyer-selected boundary line installed prior to completion, allowing flexibility in how the outdoor spaces are defined.

This remarkable home combines the tranquillity of rural village living with the convenience of modern life, all set within one of Dorset’s most distinctive and tightly protected communities. Homes in Holdenhurst Village seldom become available, making this a truly special opportunity to join a close-knit and welcoming community and to acquire a property with outstanding space, versatility and long-term potential.

For more information or to book a viewing, please contact Palmer Snell today.

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PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
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About Palmer Snell, Bournemouth

19-21 Castle Lane West, Bournemouth, Hampshire, BH9 3LH
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Our branch is located in a prime position in Castle Lane, Bournemouth, from where we serve the property needs of the town and the surrounding area, offering a wide selection of property types and styles with a range of prices.

Your local branch has a professional and dedicated team, and we pride ourselves on providing outstanding customer service to ensure that your property transaction is a successful one.

Why choose Palmer Snell?

Established over 200 years ago, Palmer Snell is a trusted name in the South West, with a network of established branches. Your branch is ideally situated to serve the local community and neighbouring areas, with an expert team ready to discuss your property needs, whatever they may be.

We offer the very best service and customer care through our local office network, whilst also providing national coverage as we are a part of Countrywide Plc, the UK's largest property services group, with a network of branches across the UK.

We also provide a range of property services - including mortgage advice, sales, conveyancing, new homes and surveys - all under one roof.

Local information about Bournemouth

Bournemouth is a seaside resort on the south coast of England. It has several miles of beaches, Victorian architecture and lively nightlife. The town also has a pier, an activity centre and the well-known Bournemouth Gardens. These run for 2 miles with rock gardens, an aviary and an international collection of plants.

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