Bournemouth holiday apartment rental with walking, beach/lake nearby, disabled access, balcony/terrace, internet access, telephone, TV, DVD

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Reef Premier (apartment)

Home description

Luxury 3 Bedroom Apartment - located within yards of the Beachfront and Pier. Bright & comfortable lounge/diner with quality modern furniture, high definition flat screen TV, contemporary wall mounted gas fire & access out onto a substantial South East facing private balcony. There is a freestanding Air Conditioning unit and the room is open plan to a top specification modern fitted kitchen with top of the range integrated appliances & fitted breakfast Island.

There are three bright & comfortable bedrooms - two double rooms & one twin room. There is further sleeping accommodation in the lounge area in the form of a pull-down double bed. Some bedrooms also benefit from freestanding air conditioning units and the master bedroom boasts a spacious, contemporary en-suite shower room and the family bathroom, accessed via the hallway, also benefits from a bright, spacious & contemporary feel.

Wireless Internet Connection. Sky Connection (including Sports). Two Secure Underground Parking Spaces. Lift Access.

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The West Country / Dorset region

Dorset is a county of great beauty, a land of contrast and breathtaking scenery. It is one of the maritime counties of southern England, fronting the English Channel which separates the United Kingdom from mainland Europe. Its coastline extends some 140 kilometres from Lyme Regis in the west to Christchurch in the east, and offers a selection of the finest sandy beaches to be found in the British Isles.

The award winning heritage coast begins in Poole Harbour and includes the Purbeck coastline which is the site of special nature reserves and countryside/marine parks. Travelling westwards, equally spectacular is the Chesil Bank, a barren pebbled beach, stretching 25 kilometres from Weymouth to Bridport. This, with the internationally famous Abbotsbury Swannery, is a photographer's paradise, and a sea captain's nightmare!

The region owes much of its charm to its villages - over 150 of them - and they are well worth exploring. Drive through Abbotsbury's long and winding main street and you will see sandstone cottages, tempting tea rooms and glimpse an old coaching inn. Other villages have quaint names like Toller Porcorum, Plush & Piddlehinton, each has its history, character and charm. Many - like Evershot, Nettlecombe or Cerne Abbas - lie hidden in quiet inland valleys. In Cerne Abbas, for instance, you'll find houses dating from the 15th century, the ruins of an Abbey and the famous Giant - a striking 180-foot high figure cut into the chalk downs overlooking the village.

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.

Dorset has many country houses and other historic sites to visit. Kingston Lacy near Wimborne is run by the National Trust, as is both Hardy's Cottage (the birthplace of the author) and Max Gate (the author's later home) near Dorchester.

Bournemouth area

The Boscombe Spa Village area has been undergoing an extensive regeneration program over the past few years and is the site for Europe’s first Artificial Surf Reef due for completion this Summer & set to put Bournemouth firmly on the UK surf map. The reef will also enhance water sports on offer including kite-surfing, windsurfing, wake-boarding, kayaking, SCUBA-diving, sailing and skim-boarding.

The Neptune is a family friendly 'Gastro Pub' situated just yards from Boscombe Pier and is currently undergoing a complete refurbishment in time for the Summer. However, You'll be spoilt for choice in terms of where to eat and drink as the 'Urban Reef' Cafe/Restaurant, in the over strand by the pier, plans on opening its doors in Spring 2009 whilst its sister restaurant, the award winning 'Urban Beach' is located within one minutes walking distance.

A short walk along the promenade takes you straight to Bournemouth Pier and the foot of the beautiful Lower Gardens leading up into Bournemouth Town Centre with all of its fantastic shopping and tourist attractions ranging from Rock & Pop Concerts at the Bournemouth International Centre to Art Exhibitions, Ice Skating and the numerous restaurants, bars, nightclubs, theatres, shops & comedy clubs, forming Bournemouth’s centre for Leisure & Tourism and drawing in tourists from across the country. The glorious Lower Gardens can be pinpointed from anywhere in the Town Centre & it’s surround due to the Bournemouth Eye; a people carrying tethered Balloon that rises 500 feet above the local area.

Bournemouth’s seven miles of award-winning blue flag beaches stretch from Hengistbury Head Nature Reserve at the mouth of Christchurch Harbour, all the way across to the world renowned Sandbanks Peninsular at the mouth of Poole Harbour - The world’s second largest Natural Harbour.

How to get there

There are a wealth of National and International travel links into the area.

Many Budget Airlines fly into Bournemouth International Airport and Southampton International Airport. Trains depart direct from Southampton Airport Parkway and travel time into Bournemouth Station is approximately 25 minutes.

South West Trains offer frequent services from London Waterloo into Bournemouth and Virgin Trains offer many national services into the area

Activities near Bournemouth

Facilities

Conditions

Refundable breakages deposit of £200 required, to be refunded within 1 week of your departure (subject to satisfactory property inspection).

Under 25? - Please contact us for Availability.

Sorry! - No Hen/Stag Parties

Rental rates

Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Early Spring	4 Apr 09	23 May 09	760£ 760	0-	0-	1 Week
Mid Spring	23 May 09	20 Jun 09	830£ 830	0-	0-	1 Week
Early Summer	20 Jun 09	18 Jul 09	880£ 880	0-	0-	1 Week
Mid Summer	18 Jul 09	29 Aug 09	970£ 970	0-	0-	1 Week
Late Summer	29 Aug 09	31 Oct 09	850£ 850	0-	0-	1 Week
Early Winter	31 Oct 09	19 Dec 09	750£ 750	0-	0-	1 Week
Christmas	19 Dec 09	2 Jan 10	970£ 970	0-	0-	1 Week
Late Winter	2 Jan 10	3 Apr 10	700£ 700	0-	0-	1 Week
Early Spring	3 Apr 10	22 May 10	800£ 800	0-	0-	1 Week
Mid Spring	22 May 10	19 Jun 10	800£ 800	0-	0-	1 Week
Early Summer	19 Jun 10	10 Jul 10	800£ 800	0-	0-	1 Week
Mid Summer	10 Jul 10	4 Sep 10	970£ 970	0-	0-	1 Week
Late Summer	4 Sep 10	30 Oct 10	800£ 800	0-	0-	1 Week

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Weekend rates available upon request

We require a non refundable deposit to be paid upfront - this will secure the booking for the dates requested.

The full balance must be paid no later than 6 weeks before the date of arrival along with the necessary security deposit. (if you are paying by cheque, you must pay the full balance 7 weeks before arrival, leaving adequate time for the cheque to clear)

We can accept payments by credit/debit card, cheque or bank transfer

* The prices advertised include our booking fee

Availability

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To contact this advertiser please visit: http://www.holidaylettings.co.uk/85745

Contact details for the advertiser of home 85745
Name:	Matthew Deakin
Company:	Dimensions Holiday Lettings
Tel:	+44 (0)1202 830114
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