A luxury home with breathtaking views of the millionaire’s enclave of Sandbanks, went on the market for just under £ 3 million.
The aptly named Waves is in a prime waterfront location with panoramic views of Poole Harbor in Dorset.
The four-bedroom house sits across from Kite Beach, a sheltered corner of Sandbanks popular for kite surfing and its impressive array of seafood restaurants.
It is also a short walk from the award-winning Blue Flag beach.
The waterfront property, aptly named Waves, is on the market with Savills for £ 2,995m.
Sandbanks are the most expensive coastal location to live in the whole UK and the demand for property has continued to increase since the pandemic.
This is mainly due to wealthy people moving out of London and the Home Counties as they can now work remotely.
In the past four years, celebrities have also snatched up several luxury mansions in the area – for obvious sums.
One of these was the former home of Harry and Sandra Redknapp, which was recently sold for £ 10.5 million.
Computer magnate Graeme Souness, Sir Peter Ogden and renowned interior designer Celia Sawyer also have homes in the prestigious location.
On the second floor of the sea house there are the four bedrooms, two with en-suite bathrooms, and a family bathroom
At the top of the house is a studio room with its own kitchenette and a terrace to enjoy the seafront views
Currently, there is a drastic shortage of homes coming on the market in the affluent area and the lack of supply is driving up prices by £ 100,000 a month.
It is said to be the equivalent of a three-year waiting list for waterfront property worth more than £ 1m in the area.
Waves, on Shore Road, is arranged over four floors and has been extensively refurbished to maintain the high standard of specification and decor that people expect in Britain’s version of Miami Beach.
It has large glass levels along the front of the house to make the most of the breathtaking views.
The house has 3 807 square feet of accommodation with the home cinema, gym and double garage on the ground floor and kitchen / breakfast room, lounge, cozy, home office, dining room and bathroom on the first floor.
The house has air conditioning in many of the main rooms and controls 4 Home technology throughout
Sean Gibson, head of residential sales at Savills in Canford Cliffs, said owners could ‘walk to the beach or harbor in a matter of moments’
On the second floor are the four bedrooms, two with en-suite bathrooms, and a family bathroom. And at the top of the house is a studio room with its own kitchenette and a terrace to really enjoy the views.
The house has air conditioning in many of the main rooms and controls 4 Home technology throughout.
The house is on the market with Savills for £ 2,995m.
The Sandbanks area is known for its natural beauty and microclimate, with a reputation for having more sunshine than most other parts of the country.
The house has 3 807 square feet of accommodation with the home cinema, gym and double garage on the ground floor and kitchen / breakfast room, lounge, cozy, home office, dining room and bathroom on the first floor
There is a drastic shortage of houses coming on the market in the affluent Sankbanks area and the lack of supply is driving up prices by £ 100,000 a month.
Waves, on Shore Road, is arranged over four floors and has been extensively refurbished to maintain the high standard of specification and decor that people expect in Britain’s version of Miami Beach.
It is said to be the equivalent of a three-year waiting list for waterfront properties in Sandbanks worth more than £ 1 million
Sean Gibson, head of residential sales at Savills in Canford Cliffs, said: ‘Walking to the beach or harbor in a few moments, from your own front door, would be a lifestyle like no other. It is an absolute dream to be so close to the water.
‘Being on the coast has its obvious benefits, especially during the summer months. The popularity of Sandbanks – and Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole in general – is that it offers a fantastic lifestyle that has an abundance of award-winning beaches and golden sand on the doorstep and a relatively quick commute for those working in London.
“The area has a thriving real estate market backed by significant interest from both overseas and London buyers.”