Poole Quarter is an exciting combination of apartments and penthouses, some with sea views, where the picturesque harbour, the busy town and restful parkland are all within easy reach.

Location

There are few places in the UK that are attracting quite as much interest as Poole. Nestling in a magnificent bay on the unspoiled Dorset coast, Poole's award-winning beaches have been awarded highly coveted International Blue Flags for the past 17 years. At the heart of Poole is the picturesque Quay, alive with restaurants and cafés, while the town centre provides an excellent selection of shops.

Such is the appeal of this area that at one end of the bay lies Sandbanks, an exclusive area which is home to some of the most expensive properties in the world. On the other side, near the quayside, is Poole Quarter. Just 200 metres from the sea, this inspiring development of new, luxury houses and apartments offers you the opportunity to experience the quality lifestyle you've always wanted.

Poole Quarter provides so much more than an idyllic home near the sea. One visit and you will sense that this is a dynamic, thriving area, alive with investment potential.

The natural beauty of the surrounding area, with its towering cliffs and magnificent award-winning beaches, has long been a magnet for tourists, and this has inspired the huge investment which is making Poole the flourishing jewel of the Dorset coast.
Everything you need is on your doorstep, from the newly refurbished Dolphin Shopping Centre to museums, restaurants, art galleries and the South's biggest leisure complex, Tower Park.

There is no shortage of activities to suit all ages. Poole's natural harbour is ideal for windsurfing, kite surfing, jet skiing, sailing and deep sea fishing and, at any time of the year, the surrounding countryside provides some wonderful routes for walkers and cyclists.
For the less energetic, Poole Quay offers a great fun-packed day out with its bustling atmosphere, restaurants, cafés and pubs, where you can relax and watch the yachts and boats cruise by. This is the life.

Beaches

Poole has three miles of fantastic golden sand. Sandbanks Beach is winner of more European Blue flags than any other British resort and received a 100% rating by the Tidy Britain Group.
Neighbouring Shore Road and Branksome Chine beaches provide a fantastic location for safe swimming, sunbathing and water sports.

Restaurants

The lively harbourside resort of Poole has many exciting and interesting restaurants situated in and around Poole's town centre, particularly along Poole's Quayside area.
Poole has numerous popular restaurants and bistros, and more recently Poole has expanded in a variety of cuisine, serving food from all over the world. These Poole eateries range from basic snack bars and coffee shops, to high-class Poole restaurants and gourmet haunts.

Leisure Services

Poole has various leisure facilities including:

Rossmore leisure centre
This is a multi purpose sport and leisure facility providing a range of activities for the local community, schools and visitors to Poole.

The Dolphin Swimming Pool

Situated close to Poole Town Centre they have 1,3 and 5-metre diving boards, teaching pool and a 33.3-meter main swimming pool.Poole is a compact geographical area, which excels in all five key areas of international education provision available in the UK:
English Language schools, selective private and state schools for those under 18 years of age Colleges of higher and further education, as well as Universities.

Education

Poole is a compact geographical area, which excels in all five key areas of international education provision available in the UK:

English Language schools, selective private and state schools for those under 18 years of age Colleges of higher and further education, as well as Universities.