Guide price
£375,000
3 bed flat for saleMeyrick Park Crescent, Bournemouth, Dorset BH3
3 beds
2 baths
1 reception
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Share of Freehold
About this property
Private wrought-iron gated entrance with block-paved approach and flowerbed
Restored Edwardian staircase with stained-glass feature stairwell
Fully renovated with new boiler, plumbing, radiators, and full rewire
New engineered dark oak flooring, carpets, and acoustic insulation
Spacious layout with three bedrooms and new period bathroom + additional WC
Newly fitted Howdens kitchen with oven, fridge-freezer, and dishwasher
Decorative Edwardian features throughout - coving, ceiling roses, fireplaces
EV parking space, double bike shed (to be completed), and excellent school catchment
Elegant first-floor Edwardian apartment with restored staircase, stained glass features and new period bathroom. Fully rewired with new boiler, heating, kitchen and appliances. Includes bike shed, EV parking, and private wrought-iron gated entrance.
The Property
One of 3 well-appointed luxury apartments, 25a is accessed via its own private wrought-iron gated entrance with a new block-paved approach, planted flowerbed, and new double bike shed (to be completed), this elegant first-floor apartment combines space, light, and original Edwardian character.
A feature Edwardian staircase with decorative newel posts leads up to the landing, where a striking stained-glass feature stairwell creates a memorable focal point. Interiors highlight beautiful coving, decorative ceiling roses, and fireplaces, paired with extensive modern upgrades including new acoustic flooring, engineered dark oak floors, new carpets, new boiler, full plumbing replacement with radiators, full electrical rewire, and new period-style bathrooms.
The layout includes three double bedrooms: A spacious principal room with fireplace and large windows and its own en-suite shower room, a generous guest bedroom, and a third double that could also serve as a office/study or nursery. The bathroom features a luxurious roll-top bath, separate shower, and vintage-effect suite, with an additional WC for convenience.
The generous living and dining space is complemented by a newly fitted Howdens kitchen with integrated oven, fridge-freezer, and dishwasher. A new stained-glass front door and Edwardian entranceway enhance the home’s sense of heritage and craftsmanship.
History
Built in 1895, the villa was once the home of Colonel Sir Henry Knollys kcvo, courtier to Queen Queen Maud of Norway. 25 Meyrick Park Crescent therefore carries genuine royal-household provenance, with the building now tastefully restored into elegant apartments.
Location & Lifestyle
Meyrick Park Crescent offers a rare blend of tranquillity and convenience. Set within a leafy, residential enclave, the crescent enjoys a woodland feel with mature trees and green space, yet is only minutes from the beach and town centre.
Walking distance to major bus routes
Walking distance to town centre, beaches, and major supermarkets (Waitrose, Lidl, etc.)
Excellent school catchment including Talbot Heath, Talbot House, Malmsbury, St Lukes, and St Marks
A number of excellent day-care/nurseries within walking distance
A short walk through Meyrick Park itself leads directly into Bournemouth town centre, with its shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. The park is also home to the golf course and gym, as well as the well-regarded rugby pavilion. West Hants Tennis Club is nearby, adding to the area’s reputation for active living.
Transport links are excellent: Bournemouth railway station offers direct services to London Waterloo in under two hours, while the A338 connects quickly to the M27. Bournemouth Airport is also within easy reach.
This location truly balances lifestyle and convenience - a peaceful, leafy setting with the town, sea, and leisure amenities just a short stroll away.
Both flats will be offered with a Share of Freehold and a new 999-year lease once all apartments are sold.
The Property
One of 3 well-appointed luxury apartments, 25a is accessed via its own private wrought-iron gated entrance with a new block-paved approach, planted flowerbed, and new double bike shed (to be completed), this elegant first-floor apartment combines space, light, and original Edwardian character.
A feature Edwardian staircase with decorative newel posts leads up to the landing, where a striking stained-glass feature stairwell creates a memorable focal point. Interiors highlight beautiful coving, decorative ceiling roses, and fireplaces, paired with extensive modern upgrades including new acoustic flooring, engineered dark oak floors, new carpets, new boiler, full plumbing replacement with radiators, full electrical rewire, and new period-style bathrooms.
The layout includes three double bedrooms: A spacious principal room with fireplace and large windows and its own en-suite shower room, a generous guest bedroom, and a third double that could also serve as a office/study or nursery. The bathroom features a luxurious roll-top bath, separate shower, and vintage-effect suite, with an additional WC for convenience.
The generous living and dining space is complemented by a newly fitted Howdens kitchen with integrated oven, fridge-freezer, and dishwasher. A new stained-glass front door and Edwardian entranceway enhance the home’s sense of heritage and craftsmanship.
History
Built in 1895, the villa was once the home of Colonel Sir Henry Knollys kcvo, courtier to Queen Queen Maud of Norway. 25 Meyrick Park Crescent therefore carries genuine royal-household provenance, with the building now tastefully restored into elegant apartments.
Location & Lifestyle
Meyrick Park Crescent offers a rare blend of tranquillity and convenience. Set within a leafy, residential enclave, the crescent enjoys a woodland feel with mature trees and green space, yet is only minutes from the beach and town centre.
Walking distance to major bus routes
Walking distance to town centre, beaches, and major supermarkets (Waitrose, Lidl, etc.)
Excellent school catchment including Talbot Heath, Talbot House, Malmsbury, St Lukes, and St Marks
A number of excellent day-care/nurseries within walking distance
A short walk through Meyrick Park itself leads directly into Bournemouth town centre, with its shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. The park is also home to the golf course and gym, as well as the well-regarded rugby pavilion. West Hants Tennis Club is nearby, adding to the area’s reputation for active living.
Transport links are excellent: Bournemouth railway station offers direct services to London Waterloo in under two hours, while the A338 connects quickly to the M27. Bournemouth Airport is also within easy reach.
This location truly balances lifestyle and convenience - a peaceful, leafy setting with the town, sea, and leisure amenities just a short stroll away.
Both flats will be offered with a Share of Freehold and a new 999-year lease once all apartments are sold.
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Share of freehold
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Council tax band
D
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