Welcome to The Landing

Positioned on Dorset's most prestigious stretch of coastline, The Landing is an innovative new development within easy reach of Sandbanks. Snug Architects have designed the building to merge seamlessly with its environment. The copper-coloured roof blends with the canopies of pines on Sandbanks Road, while the cream-coloured brick reflects the neighbouring buildings along the coastline.

Inside, the two and three bedroom apartments provide light, open-plan living areas and offer long-reaching views across Poole Harbour and the National Trust's Brownsea Island.

There is no age restriction to live at The Landing.

Prices starting from  £1,100,000

The Living Room

Designed to maximise space and light, The Landing's living areas are open-plan and overlook the water, so you can take in the views from your kitchen, dining table and lounge.

The Kitchen

With long worktops and integrated Miele appliances, the kitchens have plenty of storage and surface space. The breakfast bar means you can socialise while you prepare food for family and friends.

The Bedroom

The light, spacious master bedrooms at The Landing have private dressing rooms and fitted wardrobes. All master bedrooms, and some second bedrooms, also have ensuite bathrooms.

The Bathroom

Spacious bathrooms are fitted with a mirrored vanity unit and either a bath or a walk-in shower. Some apartments have two ensuite bathrooms, while others have an ensuite and a family bathroom accessible from the hallway.

The Balconies

The living areas lead out onto private balconies, which offer unobstructed views of the harbour, and are the ideal spot to enjoy your morning coffee.

Living in Poole

Located on Evening Hill, The Landing is well placed to reach nearby Canford Cliffs, illustrious Sandbanks and the bustling town of Poole. Whenever you want to pick up some supplies from the local independent butcher and delicatessen, head to Lower Parkstone, which is under a mile and a half away. For your weekly shop, two supermarkets are conveniently just two and a half miles away. There are also plenty of dining options in the area. Head to Poole for fresh, local seafood or celebrate a special occasion while taking in the views across the harbour from The Haven Hotel in Sandbanks.

Whether you're drawn to the numerous yacht clubs at Poole Harbour, the Parkstone Golf Course or the East Dorset Lawn Tennis Club, there are plenty of leisure opportunities and clubs to get involved with. The Lighthouse centre for the arts also hosts regular exhibitions, cinema screenings and theatre performances.

From the acres of woodland to the extensive sandy beaches, Evening Hill and the surrounding areas host an array of natural charms. The Luscombe Valley Nature Reserve is just a short stroll away and Flaghead Chine Beach, with its brightly coloured beach huts, is the place to go and enjoy a picnic on a summer's afternoon.