Estate agents in Queens Park
Letting, management, sales and valuations in Queens Park: large family houses on tree-lined avenues around the park and its public golf course, about a mile from our Charminster Road office.
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Letting, renting and selling in Queens Park
Letting agents in Queens Park
Large Queens Park family houses let to referenced families, senior clinicians and relocating professionals on long tenancies, by a local agent about a mile away on Charminster Road.
Letting agents
Property management in Queens Park
Queens Park family houses managed for owners who live away or abroad: rent, repairs on large older houses, gardens and trees, inspections, compliance and Renters' Rights Act notices.
Property management
Long term lets in Queens Park
Furnished Queens Park family houses from 28 nights for relocating families, households placed by an insurer and senior hospital staff, with gardens, drives and bills included, through the Flexiestays platform.
Long term lets
Winter lets in Queens Park
Large Queens Park houses let furnished from November to March to relocating families, hospital relatives, displaced households and Christmas gatherings, by the week or month.
Winter lets
Sell your property in Queens Park
Selling a large Queens Park family house to buyers moving up or relocating to Bournemouth, with the house presented for family life and marketed by an agent about a mile away.
Selling your property
Property valuation in Queens Park
Free sales and rental valuations for Queens Park family houses, weighing the avenue, the park or golf course outlook, the garden, parking, condition and extensions.
Property valuationQueens Park is a leafy residential area between Charminster and Castle Lane, built around one of Bournemouth's largest parks and its public golf course. Large detached Edwardian and interwar houses let to families and senior professionals on long tenancies and sell to families moving up, often for the schools and the quick road out on the Wessex Way.
Queens Park is Bournemouth's leafy north-east: large Edwardian and interwar houses on tree-lined avenues around one of the town's biggest parks and its public golf course, between Charminster and Castle Lane. It is a family and professional area, and both the rental and sales markets are about space, gardens, schools and the quick road out on the Wessex Way. Our office is about a mile away on Charminster Road.
Renting in Queens Park
Homes to rent here are mostly family houses of three to five bedrooms with gardens and drives. Tenants are families planning around school places, senior staff at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital and the universities, and people relocating for senior posts. Tenancies tend to be long. Flats exist in the larger divided houses towards Charminster. See letting agents in Queens Park, and for a furnished family house by the month, long term lets in Queens Park.
Buying and selling in Queens Park
Buyers are mostly families moving up from smaller houses in Charminster, Winton or Moordown, and people relocating to Bournemouth with children. They pay for bedrooms, the garden, the drive and the avenue, and a house that backs onto the park or the course stands apart. Sell your property in Queens Park explains how we market a family house, and property valuation in Queens Park what moves the price.
Letting a property in Queens Park
A Queens Park let is usually a large freehold house let to one family, so the obligations are the standard ones applied to a bigger building: more alarms, more rooms to inspect, a larger garden and longer boundaries. Our landlord legal checklist sets them out. Property management in Queens Park covers the day-to-day running, and winter lets in Queens Park how a furnished family house earns through the colder months.
Getting around
The Wessex Way passes the park, so the town centre, the A31 and the M27 are quick to reach by car. Buses run along Charminster Road, Holdenhurst Road and Castle Lane, the hospital is a short drive east, and Castlepoint is about a mile north.
Nearby areas
Charminster is to the west, Springbourne to the south towards the station, and Winton and Moordown further west along Wimborne Road. Bournemouth covers the town.
Living in Queens Park
The homes.Detached and large semi-detached Edwardian and interwar houses on wide, tree-lined avenues, most with gardens and drives; some houses divided into flats nearer Charminster and Holdenhurst Road; and a few later infill houses and small blocks. Few shared houses.
Transport
The A338 Wessex Way passes the park, linking the town centre one way and the A31, Ringwood and the M27 the other. Buses run along Charminster Road, Holdenhurst Road and Castle Lane, and the station is a short drive south.
Schools and universities
Bournemouth School and Bournemouth School for Girls, the town's grammar schools, are nearby on the Castle Lane side, with primary schools across the surrounding districts. Bournemouth University's Lansdowne site is a short drive south.
Work and hospitals
The Royal Bournemouth Hospital on Castle Lane East is about two and a half kilometres east. The town centre, the Lansdowne and the offices along the Wessex Way are a short drive.
Shops and eating
Castlepoint shopping park, with its large supermarkets, is about a mile north on Castle Lane West. Charminster Road's restaurants are a walk west.
Beaches and parks
Queen's Park is a Green Flag park with woodland, a play area, a cafe and free parking, around an 18-hole pay and play golf course opened in 1905. The beach is a drive or bus ride away.
Who rents and buys in Queens Park
Families and space
Four and five-bedroom houses with gardens and drives are scarce in Bournemouth, which brings families to rent and to buy here.
Senior professionals and relocations
Consultants and managers at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital, staff at the universities and people relocating for senior posts rent here for the space and the hospital route.
Schools
The grammar schools near Castle Lane and the primary schools round about draw families who plan years ahead.
The park and the golf course
Living beside one of the town's biggest parks and a public course is the reason many buyers choose Queens Park over a seafront flat.
Furnished homes to rent near Queens Park
The group's apartments are in central Bournemouth and on the West Cliff: furnished lets from 28 nights, bills included.
Available Bills included Rent on application One-bedroom apartment to let, The Coast Hotel, Bournemouth
St Michael's Road, Bournemouth Minimum stay 28 nights · Furnished
Available Bills included Rent on application One-bedroom apartment to let, The Pebbles Hotel, Bournemouth
St Michael's Road, Bournemouth Minimum stay 28 nights · Furnished
Available Bills included Rent on application One-bedroom apartment to let, The Tower House Hotel, West Cliff
West Cliff Gardens, West Cliff Minimum stay 28 nights · FurnishedRated 4.9 on Google
Outstanding from start to finish
The apartment exceeded our expectations with its modern design and thoughtful touches throughout. Walking distance to both the seafront and shopping areas made it incredibly convenient. Clear instructions, responsive host. Would absolutely stay here again on our next visit to Bournemouth.
Modern, clean and superbly located
Lovely apartment in very close proximity to Bournemouth town centre and beach. Modern, very clean and well equipped. Onsite parking was a big plus, making it easy to explore the area. The host was very responsive and helpful throughout our stay.
Second stay, and we'll be back
Great apartment at a perfect location. Jack and the team were so easy to deal with. This is our second time at this apartment block and we'll definitely be returning. Clean, well-maintained, and had everything we needed for a comfortable stay.
Residents and guests of the furnished apartments we let and manage, in their own words, quoted as published. Each rating is the platform's own, read on the date shown. See every review
Estate agents in Queens Park: questions
What are the houses like in Queens Park?
Mostly large detached and semi-detached Edwardian and interwar family houses on tree-lined avenues, many with four or more bedrooms, gardens and drives. Some larger houses nearer Charminster and Holdenhurst Road have been divided into flats.
Is Queens Park good for families?
It is one of Bournemouth's main family areas: large houses with gardens, the park and its play area on the doorstep, the grammar schools near Castle Lane, Castlepoint for shopping and the Wessex Way for getting out of town. Families who rent here often stay for years.
How far is Queens Park from the Royal Bournemouth Hospital?
About two and a half kilometres east along Castle Lane, a short drive. That makes the area popular with hospital consultants, managers and senior clinicians who want a family house close to work.
Can anyone play the Queen's Park golf course?
At the time of writing it is an 18-hole public course run on a pay and play basis, opened in 1905. Check BCP Council's current arrangements before you rely on it.
Which postcodes cover Queens Park?
Mostly BH8, with the eastern side of the park towards Holdenhurst Road in BH7. BCP Council is the local authority for council tax, planning and licensing, and council tax bands vary by house, so check the band for a specific address before you rent or buy.
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What is your property worth to let or to sell?
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