• An elegant and beautifully appointed first floor apartment in this landmark building. +
• Generously proportioned throughout with a superb large covered terrace and additional covered terrace located off the principal bedroom. +
• Principal suite and two further double bedrooms with ensuite shower rooms. +
• Undercroft secure parking for two vehicles with one electric charging point. +
• Prominently located overlooking Queen Mother Square. +
• Council Tax Band G +
• Leasehold 242 years remaining +
• Service Charge £10,200 pa +
• Peppercorn Rent +

A stylish and elegant three bedroom, three bathroom apartment with a large terrace and additional balcony located on the first floor of the prestigious landmark residence.

The Property - The Royal Pavilion, a prominent building, set around a central private piazza, is a significant architectural landmark for Poundbury, and is a luxurious collection of twenty apartments that brings to Dorchester design standards normally associated with Knightsbridge in London. Poundbury is a master-planned community on the western edge of Dorchester, the historic County town of Dorset. Covering 400 acres of Duchy of Cornwall Land, it is the vision of HRH The Prince of Wales, who, using the renowned Master Planner Leon Krier, has achieved a truly integrated and mixed-use development.

Between Queen Mother Square and Pavilion Green, this exceptional apartment building has its roots in the scale and design of traditional grand civic buildings, with classical stone colonnades, beautiful terraces with ornate ironwork and a signature new tower with triumphal arch.

Royal Pavilion is the design of Ben Pentreath, a London-based architect who specialises in buildings that seamlessly fit their environment, often drawing from classical inspiration the Royal Pavilion is the most significant commission for Poundbury to date. Named after one of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother's racehorses, the Royal Pavilion borrows its lineage from the famous seaside retreat built at Brighton in 1787 for George Prince of Wales, who became the Prince Regent in 1811.

Accommodation - Beautifully presented throughout and perfect for a contemporary lifestyle, this splendid apartment exudes a sense of luxury and offers a wealth of superb features including well proportioned rooms with high ceilings, tall sash windows and a luxury kitchen. The high specification extends to the lighting, ’Kahrs’ oak floors with underfloor heating, and Porcelanosa tiles in the bathroom and en-suites.