INDEPENDENT ESTATE AGENTS
ESTABLISHED 1996
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If you’re looking to buy property in Poole but haven’t lived in the area before, you probably want to know a little more. As a team of Poole estate agents who work and live in this area, we believe we’re in the best position to explain more about the town.
Poole can boast that it has the world’s largest natural harbour, attracting scores of water sports enthusiasts yearly. It’s also known for its commercial shipping fleets and shipbuilding industry, which is still thriving compared to other UK coastal towns with similar industries.
Yes, you can swim in the sea at different locations in Poole. However, it’s important to only swim in the areas with an active lifeguard and between the flags.
This is a question our Poole based estate agents are asked frequently by prospective buyers from outside of the area. The sea can be dangerous and you must be a competent and confident swimmer to take a dip in the sea here.
Poole is a fantastic place to live if you want to enjoy coastal living while also remaining close to greener nature inland. Even though the local economy revolves around tourism and sea-related industries, there are plenty of diverse job opportunities in nearby locations, such as Bournemouth and Christchurch. Poole undoubtedly has something for everyone, from young professionals to growing families and retirees.
From our Poole branch, our estate agents are always just a call away to help with your property search. We have scores of properties currently on our books with keen sellers, including modern flats, sea-view homes, period properties with bags of character and new builds of all sizes.
The population of Poole is estimated to be around 145,000, which has steadily increased over recent years. Nearby Bournemouth has around 25% more residents with a population of just under 200,000, making Poole an ideal location for buyers who want a slightly more peaceful coastal lifestyle.
Absolutely – there is so much to see, eat and experience in Poole. When it comes to exploration, our team love a trip to the beach or even the waterpark on a summer’s day. Beyond Poole, there are also many things to do in the wider Dorset area, such as visiting the Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre, which offers a great cultural experience and is a fantastic place to catch the latest show.
As expected, there are lots of great seafood restaurants in the area, such as Guildhall Tavern and the Poole Arms, St Tropez Lounge, Rockwater and Rick Stein to name but a few. Other must-visit eateries include Hotel du Vin Poole and the Rancho Steak House.
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