Apartment 3

Available immediately for a term of 12 months. No pets.

Apartment 3 Royal Pavilion is on the ground floor, has three bedrooms, master suite with dressing room and en-suite. Bedroom two en-suite. Shower room. Living/kitchen, dining utility. Large terrace, two underground car parking spaces and dedicated store. Gross internal area 173 sq m (1,862 sq ft).

Storage & Parking
Residents will benefit from two parking spaces located within the secure underground car park. Each apartment has a dedicated lockable store within the basement.

Bespoke wardrobes in all dressing rooms. Bespoke hand painted internal apartment doors, and French polish finish to apartment entrance doors. Brassware handles and ironmongery. Decorative cornice collection used within apartments main rooms.

Royal Pavilion is a significant architectural landmark for Poundbury, and a luxurious collection of twenty apartments that brings to Dorchester design standards normally associated with Knightsbridge in London.

Set around a central private piazza, this collection of twenty apartments and penthouses has been designed with beautiful interiors, generously proportioned rooms, high ceilings and French doors that open onto individual private terraces for al fresco dining overlooking Poundbury.

The accommodation has been designed for contemporary living, with luxury kitchens, en-suite bathrooms and dressing rooms, underfloor heating, private parking and a full concierge service.

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. Royal Pavilion is the most significant commission for Poundbury to date and is set to provide a monumental backdrop.

Named after one of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother’s racehorses, Royal Pavilion also 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.

Poundbury is designed with a set of key human-centred principles - to put people before cares, integrated places of work with homes and invest in buildings of exceptionally high construction quality and aesthetic standards. Since breaking ground in 1993, the community has achieved worldwide acclaim from architects, town planners, academics and house builders, both for its intelligent design and success in creating a highly desirable and diverse new community.

Queen Mother Square is the centre of life in Poundbury, with its collection of independent shops - including a butcher and a Waitrose supermarket and the new 20-bedroom Duchess of Cornwall Inn. Smaller squares, beautiful gardens and wilder areas of parkland are woven into the fabric of Poundbury, including the formal gardens and expansive lawns of Pavilion Green stretching north of Royal Pavilion.

A short journey from both Dorchester South and Dorchester West stations, residents of Royal Pavilion are easily connected to the South West trains network, with direct trains into London Waterloo. The A35 and A37 open up all of Dorset's wonderful landscape, which is recognised as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, as well as providing easy access to its dramatic coastline from Lyme Regis and the Jurassic Coast to Corfe Castle and the Isle of Purbeck.