Poole Partridge Walk home on sale for almost £3 million

From looking over mansions and county estates to beach getaways and a cabin in the woods, there’s a dream home out there for every personality.

If you were looking at what one of the most expensive ones is in the Poole area then you would find a property on Patridge Walk.

Located in Lilliput, the £2.95m home is listed on Savills and is described as "cutting-edge".

A look out from the home's balcony (Image: Savills)

Take a look inside the property

On its Savills page, it says: "An incredible, A+++, cutting-edge, four-bedroom, contemporary home, situated in a quiet cul-de-sac, overlooking the magnificent natural harbour of Poole."

The home was designed by architect Magnus Ström of Ström Architects, winner of RIBA, British Small Homes Awards 2018 & 2020.

The kitchen (Image: Savills)

It utilises its design for energy-saving purposes and it spans 3294 square feet over three floors.

Upon entering the property you can see the main hall benefitting from natural light through a floor-to-ceiling fixed-glazed unit with a sliding door.

Meanwhile, a glass and oak staircase flows through the central core.

The living room space (Image: Savills)

The lower ground floor features two bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom, while the large family bathroom doubles as a fully equipped utility room, complete with a kitchen area, Miele appliances, and plant room.

Meanwhile, the living space on the first floot includes an open-plan Siematic kitchen and lounge with dual aspect south and west-facing terraces, ideal for entertaining and everyday use.

One of the bedrooms (Image: Savills)

This space features floor-to-ceiling, panoramic, aluminium sliding doors, underfloor heating, and a bespoke kitchen with Miele kitchen appliances, finished with marble worktops.

Heading upstairs, the roof is accessed through an automated roof light, via the main staircase.

Additional features include a 15m x 2m swimming pool which utilises a water filtration system with minimal chemical dosing.

Part of the swimming pool (Image: Savills)

A gym area and mosaic-tiled steam room complete the spa area.

The pool can also be accessed from the secluded west-facing garden.

The rear end of the house (Image: Savills)

Approached through a gated, secure driveway, the property is accessed through a large pivot front door, adjacent to an automated vertical sectional garage door.

A cloakroom is located on this level, and the principal and secondary bedrooms, with ensuite bathrooms, are positioned at the end of a spacious hallway.

Sean Gibson, director, Savills Canford Cliffs, says: “This incredible, cutting-edge home features performance enhancing design and is EPC A-rated. The sought-after location affords panoramic, far-reaching views across Poole Harbour and beyond.”