Quay Cottage is a delightful cottage resting in the seaside town of Poole, with fantastic views of Poole harbour and beautiful Brownsea Island, easy access to nearby amenities, ideal for a family or a group of friends looking for a contemporary base for their next Dorset adventure. Park off-road in the car port and unpack into a stunning open-plan living space, boasting a stylish sitting area with a Smart TV and the added ambiance of an electric fire stove to warm your feet beside in the cooler months. When mealtimes call, a beautiful kitchen with a real air of opulence houses a great many amenities to cater to your culinary needs, so why not cook up a storm and enjoy your masterpiece at the dining table? Alternatively, head out into the rear patio and make the most of the sunshine with alfresco dining, complemented by a glass of your favourite beverage. Shake the sand from your hair in the stylish bathroom, take a relaxing soak in the tub or a warm shower before settling down into one of the three beautifully-presented bedrooms. On the first-floor, discover a twin zip-link room which can be set up as a king-size on request, and a double, both with tasteful coordinated soft furnishings and high-quality décor. The opulence of this beautiful property continues to the second-floor, where an en-suite king-size room boasts exquisite views across the quay. Poole is a wonderful seaside town offering walks along the picturesque quay, which lie only a stone’s throw from the property. There are several convenience stores for all your holiday essentials, as well as a selection of pubs, cafes, and restaurants, with dining options including The Quay Café, Rockfish Poole Seafood Restaurant and The Portsmouth Hoy. Poole has a whole host of water sports activities, as well as day trips to Brownsea Island, where guests can explore the wildlife at the local National Trust site and visit Brownsea Castle or The Vinery. Close by there are a selection of golf courses, as well as fantastic sandy beaches, including Sandbanks Beach, Hamworthy Beach and Southbourne Beach. Visit Hartland Moor National Nature Reserve to check out the vibrant wildlife, or spend a day at Bournemouth, where there is an aquarium, beach, pier, West Cliff Zig-Zag walk, and an abundance of eateries and shops. Make the most of the scenery at one of the following locations: Cranborne Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Dorset AONB or the New Forest National Park, all ideal for hiking, birdwatching and mountain biking. There is something for everyone with a stay at the fantastic Quay Cottage.

The town of Poole is dominated by one of the world's biggest natural harbours, which features five pine clad islands and regular boat trips. The largest of these islands is Brownsea Island, where Baden Powell began the Scout Movement. To the west is the 'Isle of Purbeck', which offers visitors scenic countryside, dotted with quaint villages and stunning seascapes, plus Lulworth Cove, Durdle Door and Corfe Castle are well worth a visit. The local beaches at Sandbanks provide excellent facilities for all kinds of watersports. Alternatively, visit the neighbouring family friendly seaside resort of Bournemouth and within driving distance is the fascinating New Forest National Park. An excellent holiday destination at any time of the year.

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