Kings - Location

Situated on the corner of Penn Hill Avenue and Kings Avenue, Kings is the latest development from the award-winning Primetower, and comprises eight luxury apartments. Penn Hill is ideally situated between Poole and Bournemouth town centres.

A stone's throw away is the centre of Penn Hill, with its restaurants, bars, post office and general stores, chemist, antique shop and more. The Penn Hill car park is host to a monthly Organic Farmers Market.

Penn Cafe Bar and Restaurant offers a first class lunch and dinner menu with the added bonus that you wonÕt need a taxi home! If you like a change then there are a variety of fine restaurants within easy reach by car, including Cafe Shore at Sandbanks, Loch Fyne at Canford Cliffs, Harriets at Lilliput and the Harbour Heights Hotel restaurant overlooking Poole Harbour.

The area offers outstanding opportunities for sports and recreation.

Poole Harbour, the largest natural harbour in the Northern Hemisphere, is less than 2 miles away. Famed for its outstanding beauty, it offers first class sailing with private marinas, yacht clubs and public slipways.

Windsurfers are a regular feature near the famous bathing beaches at Sandbanks with its chain ferry connecting to Shell Bay and Studland offering some of the CountryÕs most spectacular coastal walks beyond. Much of this area, known as the Jurassic Coasts, is a World Heritage Site.

There are numerous golf courses within a ten-mile radius and an assortment of private health clubs, swimming baths and tennis courts as well as picturesque walks in and around the wooded Chines which Bournemouth and Poole are famous for.

From Penn Hill there is a pleasant 11/2 mile walk past the bowling green and tennis courts through Branksome Chine gardens emerging at Branksome Chine beach for refreshments at another great restaurant, Branksome Beach!

The Old Town is perhaps the most historic part of Poole, recently undergoing something of a renaissance. Once famous for its oysters and fishing community, the Quay is now a bustling centre for tourists and locals alike. Beautiful Georgian terraces sit alongside some of the areaÕs most modern architecture including Dolphin Quays and its associated yacht haven. The working port is also home to Sunseeker, famous the world over for its luxury yachts, many examples of which can be seen in local waters.

With Poole and Bournemouth town centres within easy reach by car or public transport, there is plenty of good shopping available as well as cinemas, theatres, a world famous orchestra, bowling alleys, museums and much more.

Poole and Bournemouth have both received national and international awards for their parks and gardens, although they are more famous for their miles of safe, sandy bathing beaches, many of which have been awarded the prestigious Blue Flag.