Studland Bay is the very essence of the classic English seaside holiday. The sand and surf. Kayaking and windsurfing. Fossils and rockpools at Lulworth Cove. If the seaside isn’t enough, perhaps Corfe Castle, Swanage Light Railway or Monkey World might swing it.
Outside, seven acres of gorgeous gardens sweep down to the sea with perfect lawns, flowerbeds galore, woodland glades and tree lined avenues to explore.
The setting is nothing short of breathtaking. With views across the grounds to the sea, walking through the gardens and grounds brings you to the sandy beach at Studland – one of the most natural and unspoilt beaches in Dorset.
And take the ferry across to Sandbanks and enjoy the high life in and around Poole Harbour and Sandbanks.
From the drawing room to the snug to the massive dining room, Studland Bay House offers gracious living on another scale. A grand, Edwardian house packed with character and period detail, the reception rooms are large and luxurious.
There is a big oak panelled hall with library, leading on to the long Drawing Room, a Dining Room with plenty of room for all to dine together, and the Snug. Next to the Dining Room is the Butler’s Kitchen and serving area, with a Family Kitchen/Breakfast Area and Utility Room attached.
French windows open up from the Drawing Room and Dining Room onto the Terrace with views over the gardens out to the sea.
An oak staircase leads to the first and second floor bedrooms where there are nine kingsize rooms sleeping 19 in comfort. From here, look out at the wonderful views over the gardens to the sea.
There are four large bedrooms on the first floor: three double rooms and one double plus single. Two of these rooms are ensuite and there is a shared bathroom. On the second floor there are five further bedrooms, three bathrooms and a kitchenette. Most of the bedrooms have wonderful views across the grounds to the sea.
