BOURNECOAST: The house is on the water's edge of Stanpit Marshes - HB5901 | House in Christchurch

Bournecoast are delighted to offer this two bedroom terrace house which has the added advantage of stunning views from the balcony over Stanpit, Hengistbury Head and Christchurch. The house is nestled on the waters edge of the idyllic setting of Stanpit Marshes (situated by the marshes themselves) in Mudeford. Wild ponies are frequently seen from the balcony and white tailed eagles can sometimes be seen. Mudeford is a coastal village and one of the main attractions in Mudeford is Mudeford Quay. There are several pubs and restaurants where visitors can enjoy local cuisine and indulge in a refreshing drink while taking in the coastal ambience.
the accommodation:
there is a double bedroom with a super king size bed (the bed can be split into single beds) and this bedroom benefits from access to a balcony with views over stanpit, hengistbury head and christchurch harbour The second Bedroom is a Twin Bedroom with Bunk Beds.
the lounge/diner has a sofa bed to sleep 1 or 2 and is equipped with a flatscreen tv - dvd - freeview - free wifi for holiday lets (subject to availability from internet service provider) The lounge area features patio doors which open up to the beautiful rear patio garden.
the house has a separate kitchen which includes a gas hob - electric oven - washing machine - fridge/freezer - microwave
on the first floor is a modern bathroom with a bath, shower facility and a toilet
there are two external steps down from the lounge to the generously sized patio garden that overlooks stanpit marsh
the accommodation has road parking only and 24 hour free parking in stanpit nature reserve, 50m from the property (please note these are not guaranteed or reserved spaces)
notes:
fully house trained dogs are accepted at this property Linen & towels included for holiday lets are provided by the owner. GAS/ELECTRIC - INCLUDED.
the local area:
a pleasant walk will take you to avon beach which offers idyllic views of mudeford bay and the isle of wight Here you will find RNLI lifeguard bathing areas, beach hut hire, ice creams, fish and chips, The Noisy Lobster deli, bakery and shop as well as their stunning seafood restaurant offering all day dining and cocktails. Just on from Avon Beach is Mudeford Quay offering the ever popular family pastime of crabbing from the quayside, water sport hire, a play park for children, fishing trips, boat trips to Christchurch quay, waterside cafe, ice cream, beach shop and the historic Haven House Inn. The Haven House Inn is the perfect British seaside pub to enjoy Fish and Chips and a local ale while watching the sunset. From the Quay you can also take a five minute ferry ride over to Hengistbury Head and Mudeford Spit. Described as one of the most important Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) in England, it offers year-round coastal walks, 300 types of birds, a visitor centre to learn all about its archaeology and iron age history, stunning views and unspoilt beaches. A short walk over the Nature Reserve will take you past the Two Riversmeet Centre and into Christchurch over two beautiful bridges perhaps for a stroll along the old mill race down to Christchurch Quay and Place Mill, or perhaps into the picturesque town itself and through the Priory grounds down to the quomps and where there are periodic circus's and family entertainment such as the food festival. From Christchurch Quay you can also catch the old ferry boat down the river to the famous beach huts on Hengistbury Head. Energetic holidaymakers can then walk along Hengistbury Head and back into Christchurch through Wick. A delightful experience. Christchurch has a market every Monday. There is a variety of restaurants in Christchurch town and organ recitals regularly in the Priory. The Red House Museum which is tucked into a small road behind the Priory has dinosaurs in the garden and a free exhibition showing the history of the area. In the harbour at Mudeford you can hire all sorts of sports equipment - there really is plenty to do for young families.
the destination:
holidays are special! they form many of the best life memories and provide a rare opportunity for freedom Freedom to relax, play, breath and choose, what you want to do and when you want to do it. At Bournecoast we give you freedom of choice by offering an impressive selection of Self Catering accommodation in one of the most beautiful destinations in the United Kingdom. Dorset is a very popular holiday destination all year round. It offers beautiful rolling countryside, dramatic scenery, charming market towns, character villages and miles of some of the finest sandy beaches in the UK. Bournemouth lies to the east of the county and offers seven miles of blue flag beaches. It is near the market town of Christchurch with its 11th century Priory Church, ruined castle and Saxon mill, and the stunning medieval New Forest. The area caters for diverse interests, the popular buzzing beach resort in Bournemouth with its vibrant nightlife; the gentler pursuits of walking, wildlife and bird-watching in the nature reserves and national parks, and along the 20 miles of Bournemouth Coast footpath; and active pursuits such as cycling, sailing, rowing, canoeing, windsurfing, kite-surfing and sea kayaking. Popular also for touring, Southampton, the Isle of Wight, Salisbury and Stonehenge are all within reasonable travelling distance. Dorset features some excellent museums, with world leading centres at Bovington (The Tank Museum, telling the history of military vehicles), and the Russell Cotes Museum and Art Gallery in Bournemouth. Other museums include the Dorset County Museum in Dorchester, The Red House in Christchurch, the Royal Signals Museum at Blandford, and the award winning Brewers Quay in Weymouth. Many smaller towns have their own local museums.
local areas to visit:
these are some of the local areas you can visit whilst on holiday at this accommodation
poole / parkstone / baiter park / wallisdown / branksome - poole is a bustling area with a large shopping centre and a variety of excellent restaurants Poole Harbour enjoys spectacular views across to Brownsea Island and is only a short drive to the sandy beaches at Sandbanks.
sandbanks / canford cliffs - sandbanks is for those of us who want that luxury apartment located within an area that has nothing but the best restaurants and exclusive sandy beaches
alum chine / westbourne - a perfect holiday destination, with sandy beaches and stunning cliff top views across to the isle of wight and old harry rocks The area has a selection of exclusive shops and boutiques with everything you need for a great holiday.
bournemouth town centre / west cliff / lansdowne / east cliff - this is the place to visit if you want to be in the hustle and bustle within walking distance to all the shopping and attractions, including the bournemouth international centre (bic) It is a short walk from the centre down to the award-winning gardens leading to the sandy beaches and lively pier.
boscombe / boscombe manor / pokesdown - within an extensive shopping area and range of restaurants, boscombe has a lot to offer A short drive or land trip along the promenade from the town centre, it has its own pier and wonderful sandy beaches.
charminster / winton - these are neighbouring residential areas with a diverse selection of restaurants, shops and amenities, situated just a short drive from bournemouth beach
southbourne / tuckton / wick / hengistbury head - an ideal destination for families with its own shopping area and beautiful walks over nearby hengistbury head Located just a short drive or bus ride away from the centre of both Bournemouth and Christchurch.
christchurch / mudeford / highcliffe - christchurch is a quaint destination, steeped in history With beautiful riverside walks along the Stour it is ideal for the quieter day out, while still having the High Street for shopping. Mudeford and Highcliffe offer beautiful sandy stretches of beach in quiet surroundings, with a short ferry ride from Mudeford to Hengistbury Head.
barton-on-sea / milford-on-sea - these are great touring bases, located just along the coast from christchurch With easy access to the New Forest and sandy beaches at Highcliffe, both areas also have their own scenic seafronts and atmospheric village centres.
new forest - the perfect countryside area of peace and tranquillity, offering beautiful walks where the famous new forest ponies live There are many villages throughout the area for shopping and dining in style.

BOURNECOAST: The house is on the water's edge of Stanpit Marshes - HB5901 is located in Mudeford. BOURNECOAST: The house is on the water's edge of Stanpit Marshes - HB5901 provides accommodation, featuring View, Fireplace/Heating, Entertainment, among other amenities. This House features View, Fireplace/Heating, Entertainment, to make your stay a comfortable one.

BOURNECOAST: The house is on the water's edge of Stanpit Marshes - HB5901 has 2 Bedrooms , 1 Bathroom, and max occupancy of 6 People. The minimum rental for this property is 1 nights, but this can change depending on the season you plan on staying. Previous guests have given good rated it, and VRBO labeled it a top-rated House because of the excellent services rendered by the owner or manager of this House, and has consistently provided great experiences for their guests. Most families or guests that use it recommend it to their friends and some of them are repeat guests. House has a friendly neighborhood, and the Mudeford has interesting places to visit. If you want to learn more about the House in Mudeford, such as places to visit and things to do nearby, you can check below to learn more.