The architectural structure of Monaveen House draws upon the wonderful 19th century heritage of Dorchester and Weymouth’s industrial buildings.

Every aspect of the interior specification at Monaveen House has been carefully considered. Individually designed shaker style kitchens provide a stylish and efficient space with granite work surfaces, Porcelanosa floor tiles and a range of integrated AEG appliances.

Bedrooms are a haven of peace, while the bathrooms are beautifully appointed with Vitra sanitaryware and Vado brassware.

These substantial buildings will make for modern apartment living in a classic environment, with generous windows to maximise daylight and views.

Monaveen House completes an important area of Poundbury, just to the east of Queen Mother Square – a unique space in the town. This is the heart of Poundbury, with a range of shops and restaurants and a popular meeting point, with attractive green spaces just a short walk away.

Poundbury

Inspired by His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales, and masterplanned by celebrated architect and urban planner Leon Krier, the community of Poundbury sits proudly on a hilltop on the western edge of the county town of Dorchester.

Small boutiques, a convenient Waitrose and a host of intimate cafes all within a short distance make Poundbury an attractive community for people to live, work, shop and play. The centre of Dorchester with its wide range of quality shops and mainline railway station is just a few minutes by car or public transport.

Wider afield, the Jurassic Coast and the market towns of Sherborne, Beaminster and Bridport are all within easy reach. Small Dorset villages, many with excellent pubs, National Trust houses, established footpaths, and ancient monuments means you will never be short of things to do.