Sleeps 10 | 5 bedrooms | Multiple bathrooms | Games room | Harbour views | Parking for 4 cars
Overview of Harbour Lights
Harbour Lights is an impressive detached home overlooking Poole Harbour and Parkstone Yacht Club Marina, with around 4,000 square feet of accommodation spread across four floors. Sleeping ten in five permanent bedrooms, it gives families and groups of friends far more room than the average coastal holiday home.
Its position beside the harbour is a major part of the appeal. Three large balconies make the most of the outlook across the water and marina, while access to Poole Harbour is less than 100 metres away. For guests who want to sail, kayak, paddleboard or simply spend time beside the water, this is a particularly strong location.
Inside, several spacious living areas give a full group of ten plenty of choice. Adults can relax together in one part of the house while children or teenagers use another, and the separate games room with pool table provides an extra social space away from the main lounges.
The bedroom layout is equally useful for adult groups and families, with a four-poster king, another king-size room, two doubles and a twin. Nobody needs to rely on sofa beds or temporary sleeping arrangements.
Outside, the large enclosed garden gives the group additional space, while there is room to store outdoor equipment including kayaks, bicycles, jet skis and even a boat trailer.
With parking for four cars, generous living space and Sandbanks, Poole Harbour and the wider Dorset coast close by, Harbour Lights is a strong choice for a memorable large group holiday by the water.
Harbour Lights at a Glance
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Sleeps | 10 |
| Bedrooms | 5 |
| Bathrooms | 2 or more |
| Dogs | Not accepted |
| Accommodation | Approximately 4,000 sq ft |
| Floors | 4 |
| Games Room | Pool table |
| Balconies | 3 |
| Parking | 4 cars |
| Garden | Large and fully enclosed |
| Harbour Views | Yes |
| Harbour Access | Less than 100 metres |
| WiFi | Yes |
Who is Harbour Lights Best For?
Harbour Lights works particularly well for several couples or families holidaying together because the house has plenty of both sleeping and social space.
Four double bedrooms give adult guests a good choice of rooms, while the twin is ideal for children, teenagers or friends who prefer separate beds.
The games room gives younger guests somewhere of their own, while the large garden and balconies provide several outdoor spaces when everyone wants to spread out.
It is also particularly attractive for groups planning an active holiday. Space for kayaks, bicycles, jet skis and a boat trailer makes the house much easier to use for watersports than many large coastal properties.
Why is Harbour Lights a Great Large Holiday Home?
- Around 4,000 sq ft of accommodation
- Five bedrooms sleeping ten
- Views across Poole Harbour and the marina
- Three large balconies
- Separate games room with pool table
- Large fully enclosed garden
- Parking for four cars
- Poole Harbour less than 100 metres away
Frequently Asked Questions
How many people does Harbour Lights sleep?
Harbour Lights sleeps up to ten guests across five bedrooms.
What is the bedroom layout?
There is a four-poster king-size bedroom, a second king-size bedroom, two double bedrooms and one twin.
Does Harbour Lights have a games room?
Yes. The house has a dedicated games room with a pool table.
Is Harbour Lights dog friendly?
No. Pets are not accepted.
Is there parking?
Yes. There is private parking for four cars.
How close is Poole Harbour?
Access to Poole Harbour is less than 100 metres from the property.
Bedrooms & Bathrooms at Harbour Lights
Harbour Lights has five bedrooms arranged across its four floors, providing permanent sleeping accommodation for ten guests.
The layout is particularly useful for adult groups because four of the bedrooms have double or king-size beds, with a separate twin for children or friends sharing.
Group Accommodation Layout
| Bedroom | Sleeping Arrangement |
|---|---|
| Bedroom 1 | Four-poster king-size bed |
| Bedroom 2 | King-size bed |
| Bedroom 3 | Double bed |
| Bedroom 4 | Double bed |
| Bedroom 5 | Two single beds |
The mixture of king, double and twin accommodation allows the house to work for several different types of group without relying on flexible or temporary beds.
How does the layout work for a group of 10?
Four couples can each take one of the double bedrooms, leaving the twin for two children, teenagers or friends.
For two families sharing, the king and double rooms give parents plenty of choice while children can be split between the remaining bedrooms.
The bedrooms are arranged over several floors, which also gives different parts of the group a little more privacy.
Bathroom Layout
Harbour Lights has multiple bathrooms positioned across the house.
With accommodation spread over four floors and bathroom facilities serving the different sleeping areas, the house is designed to cope comfortably with a full group of ten.
Facilities & Information at Harbour Lights
Harbour Lights is particularly strong on space. At around 4,000 square feet, the house gives a group of ten several different areas to cook, relax and spend time together rather than concentrating everyone into a single living room.
The large kitchen is designed for group catering, with a dishwasher helping with longer family stays. Separate living spaces allow different generations to relax independently, while the games room with pool table adds another option for evenings at the house.
Three large balconies overlook Poole Harbour and Parkstone Yacht Club Marina, giving guests plenty of opportunity to enjoy the waterfront setting without leaving the property.
The fully enclosed garden adds another substantial outdoor area, while storage space for bikes, kayaks, jet skis and a boat trailer is particularly useful for groups bringing their own equipment.
A washing machine and tumble dryer are provided, along with WiFi throughout the house.
Facilities
| Category | Facilities |
|---|---|
| Kitchen | Large kitchen and dishwasher |
| Living | Several spacious living areas |
| Games | Dedicated games room with pool table |
| Laundry | Washing machine and tumble dryer |
| Outdoor | Large fully enclosed garden |
| Balconies | 3 large balconies with harbour views |
| Equipment Storage | Space for bikes, kayaks, jet skis and boat trailer |
| Children | Travel cot and highchair available |
| Parking | Private parking for 4 cars |
| Connectivity | WiFi |
Important Information
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Maximum Occupancy | 10 |
| Bedrooms | 5 |
| Bathrooms | 2 or more |
| Dogs | Not accepted |
| Parking | 4 cars |
| Floors | 4 |
| Harbour Access | Less than 100 metres |
| Security Deposit | £1,000 refundable deposit |
| Travel Cot | Available on request |
| Highchair | Available on request |
| Check-in | 3:30pm |
| Check-out | 10am |
| Changeover Day | Monday |
| Short Breaks | Available |
Location & Things to Do Near Harbour Lights
Harbour Lights overlooks Poole Harbour close to Sandbanks, putting guests in one of Dorset's best areas for beaches, sailing and watersports. The sheltered harbour sits on one side of the peninsula while the long golden sands of Sandbanks and Poole Bay stretch along the other, giving groups two very different coastal environments to enjoy.
Sandbanks Beach is one of the best-known beaches on the south coast, with a broad sweep of sand that works particularly well for family beach days, swimming and waterside walks. There are also cafés, restaurants and watersports facilities around the peninsula, so it is easy to spend an entire day close to the water.
Poole Harbour is particularly good for active holidays. Sailing, windsurfing, paddleboarding and kayaking are all popular, with tuition and equipment hire available locally. Harbour Lights is especially convenient for guests bringing their own equipment because the property has storage for kayaks, bikes and other watersports gear.
The Sandbanks chain ferry provides an easy route across the harbour entrance to Studland. Once across, groups can explore Shell Bay, Knoll Beach and the wider Studland peninsula, with miles of sandy beach and heathland to discover.
Walkers can continue from Studland towards Old Harry Rocks and the Jurassic Coast, while cyclists can use the ferry to reach routes across the Isle of Purbeck.
Brownsea Island is another excellent day out. The island sits within Poole Harbour and is known for woodland, heathland, lagoons and wildlife including red squirrels.
Poole itself adds a historic quay, restaurants, shops and harbour cruises, while Bournemouth provides further beaches, entertainment and dining within easy reach.
Nearby Places
| Place | Approximate Distance | Why Visit |
|---|---|---|
| Poole Harbour | Less than 100 metres | Sailing, kayaking and paddleboarding |
| Parkstone Yacht Club Marina | Overlooked by the property | Harbour scenery and sailing |
| Sandbanks Beach | Short drive | Golden sand, swimming and beach days |
| Sandbanks Peninsula | Short drive | Restaurants, beaches and watersports |
| Sandbanks Ferry | Short drive | Easy access to Studland and Purbeck |
| Studland Bay | Via ferry | Four miles of beaches and coastal walks |
| Old Harry Rocks | Easy day trip | Jurassic Coast walking and sea views |
| Brownsea Island | Boat trip | Wildlife, woodland and harbour scenery |
| Poole Quay | Short drive | Restaurants, harbour cruises and shops |
| Bournemouth | Short drive | Beaches, restaurants and attractions |
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