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A picket fence keeps the horses and donkeys from the front door and there is a generous gravel driveway for private parking leading to a garage. The garden wraps around the rear and side of the house and provides a high level of privacy. There is a lovely stone terrace for al fresco dining and mature boundaries of mixed planting.

The property is situated in the heart of Brockenhurst Village, a popular tourist village within the New Forest National Park. The village has a busy tourist trade and offers a mainline railway station with direct links to London Waterloo and a good local community of shops and restaurants. The picturesque village of Beaulieu lies 7 miles to the east with the marina of Bucklers Hard on the Beaulieu River. Approximately 4 miles to the south is the Georgian market town of Lymington with its extensive yachting facilities, ferry service to Yarmouth, Isle of Wight and its famous Saturday county market. To the north is the village of Lyndhurst and Junction 1 of the M27 motorway which links to the M3 giving access to London.

The reception hallway is where the turning staircase leads to the first and second floor accommodation and a glazed door leads to the stunning open planned arrangement to the ground floor living spaces.

The sitting room has a bay window and ample light from the three front aspect windows.

There is a large opening to the centrally located kitchen. By clever design a large island unit separates the kitchen from the sitting room and the dining room. The kitchen is an attractive grey high gloss with white stone work surfaces and incorporates a range of appliances such as the fridge and freezer, dishwasher, microwave, oven and grill. There is a hob and extractor hood above.

The dining area is delightful with full height glazed doors and windows to the gardens to the rear and side of the house. From the kitchen a door leads to the generous utility and boot room with plumbing for a washing machine and ample storage. There is a cloakroom and a further door to the bright study overlooking the garden.

The first floor has the principal bedroom with dual aspect windows and a generous ensuite shower room. There is another large double bedroom to this floor and the family bathroom.

Stairs rise to the second floor where the landing has a large storage cupboard and doors to two more double bedrooms.

The picturesque village of Beaulieu lies 7 miles to the east with the marina of Bucklers Hard on the Beaulieu River. Approximately 4 miles to the south is the Georgian market town of Lymington with its extensive yachting facilities, ferry service to Yarmouth, Isle of Wight and its famous Saturday county market. To the north is the village of Lyndhurst and Junction 1 of the M27 motorway which links to the M3 giving access to London.

A picket fence keeps the horses and donkeys from the front door and there is a generous gravel driveway for private parking leading to a garage.

The garden wraps around the rear and side of the house and provides a high level of privacy. There is a lovely stone terrace for al fresco dining and mature boundaries of mixed planting.

The sitting room has a bay window and ample light from the three front aspect windows.

The first floor has the principal bedroom with dual aspect windows and a generous ensuite shower room. There is another large double bedroom to this floor and the family bathroom.

Stairs rise to the second floor where the landing has a large storage cupboard and doors to two more double bedrooms.

Minstead, Lyndhurst

GROUNDS & GARDENS

A private shared track leads to the gravel driveway, allowing for ample off-road parking and potential to build a carport/garage (STPP).

A handmade chestnut picket fence borders the front garden, with a paved pathway leading to the front door, which benefits from two gravel seating areas, perfect for enjoying the peaceful surroundings.

The front garden is mainly laid to lawn and enjoys a southerly aspect, interspersed with mature plants and shrubs, including a Japanese Cherry tree. Tucked away in the corner is a shed which is generous in size and is ideally suited for the storage of tools and garden furniture.

To the side of the property, there is a further patio area and an additional meadow area which is bordered by mature hedging and trees.

THE PROPERTY

Access is provided via a solid timber door, leading to a cosy entrance hallway with cloaks cupboard and access into the sitting room, which features a bay window enjoying delightful views of the front aspect.

To the other side of the hallway, lies the kitchen/dining room which has been updated and reconfigured over recent years, providing a cottage style kitchen with wooden worktops over, integrated under counter separate fridge and freezer, an electric AGA with a ceramic hob, large butler sink and full height larger cupboard as well as ample space for a dining table and chairs. Additional cupboard space houses the Heatrae Sadia boiler, hot water tank and washing machine. There is a further storage cupboard situated at the bottom of the staircase which houses the tumble dryer.

A door leads from the kitchen to the extension which was completed 4 years ago by the current owners, consisting of a garden room with French doors leading to the meadow, a generous wet room and a large study which has previously been utilised as a ground floor bedroom, also benefiting from French doors out to a side courtyard.

A staircase rises to the first floor, which has a spacious landing that leads to the two bedrooms and family bathroom.

Both of the bedrooms are comfortable double rooms which benefit from pretty front aspect views. Bedroom one has two fitted wardrobes which span the whole length of the wall, providing ample storage. Bedroom two also benefits from two deep built-in cupboards which offer ample storage.

The family bathroom comprises a basin with vanity unit, WC and a freestanding bath with shower over.

THE SITUATION

Minstead has a vibrant community, a village hall, pub (The Trusty Servant), botanical gardens, and a Norman church. There is direct access onto the open forest providing a network of footpaths and bridleways for walking and riding. Lyndhurst is approximately a seven minute drive away and is the largest village within the New Forest. It is a popular tourist location with many independent shops, art galleries, cafés, restaurants, pubs and hotels. Southampton is a vibrant, modern city which has the popular West Quay shopping centre and many attractions.

The surrounding areas of Southampton and Winchester have a wide selection of well respected private schools along with several others across the Dorset border. Communications are excellent with access to the A31 westbound at Malwood, the M27 eastbound at Cadnam, and within easy reach of Southampton Parkway station giving a link to London Waterloo within 1 hour and 10 minutes. The coastal resort town of Bournemouth is also only a short drive away.

Hordle, Lymington

The property is situated in the village of Hordle and epitomises the peace and tranquillity of the New Forest. Hordle, is a semi-rural village between Lymington, a popular market town famed for its river and marinas and New Milton which offers comprehensive leisure and shopping facilities with excellent schools nearby. To the north east is the New Forest village of Brockenhurst which has a mainline railway station providing a half hourly service to London Waterloo with a journey time of approximately 90 minutes. There is a nearby Post office, corner store and The Crown Pub a five minute drive.

The entrance door opens to a spacious and contemporary kitchen that spans nearly the entire length of the bungalow. Featuring built-in appliances and stylish wood-effect flooring. Located at the back of the kitchen, the thoughtfully designed shower room incorporates a large walk-in shower.

To the left of the kitchen, you’ll discover three generously sized double bedrooms, offering ample space for rest and relaxation. On the right side, as you enter through the front door, you’ll find an inviting sitting room. Pass through lovely oak-framed door to enter this spacious area bathed in natural light, with a south-facing window that overlooks the charming garden.

The south-facing garden is a serene retreat, perfect for outdoor dining, gardening, or simply unwinding in the sunshine. The property further benefits with off road parking for two cars at the front of the house

Minstead, Lyndhurst

Minstead has a vibrant community, a village hall, pub (The Trusty Servant) and a Norman church. There is access onto the open forest providing a network of footpaths and bridleways for walking and riding. Lyndhurst is approximately a seven minute drive away and is the largest village within the New Forest. It is a popular tourist location with many independent shops, art galleries, cafés, restaurants, pubs and hotels.

Southampton is a vibrant, modern city which has the popular West Quay shopping centre and many attractions. The surrounding areas of Southampton and Winchester have a wide selection of well respected private schools along with several others across the Dorset border. Communications are excellent with east and west access to the M27 and M3 within easy reach and Southampton Parkway station giving a link to London Waterloo within 1 hour and 10 minutes. The coastal resort town of Bournemouth is also only a short drive away.

Double electric gates open onto the driveway and a wonderfully attractive vista featuring the symmetrical main body of the house with lawn gardens and planted borders to the foreground.

To the left-hand side, there is a parking area leading to the double garage and attached carport with rear door to a separate back room with stairs to the first floor as well as an individual external door. The room above the garage has Velux windows and would make an ideal annexe. A further newly built and secure boat store sits just off the garage ideal for outdoor activity equipment. The driveway then sweeps round to the right and elegantly round the garden curtilage to the main front entrance, where there is also additional parking for a few cars.

The magnificent gardens and grounds are a significant feature of this lovely home, being predominantly laid to lawn and apportioned into different areas of interest.

Adjoining and extending across the rear of the property is a large area of raised paved terrace providing a fantastic space for outdoor dining, whilst enjoying the views across the garden.

Steps down from here lead to a lower terrace to the rear of the orangery on one side with a beautiful timber framed covered seating area with doors from the orangery connecting the house to the outside perfectly. A pathway from the main patio extends all the way to the outbuildings at the rear of the plot. To one side of the pathway is the main area of lawn garden and to the other, a planted area with further sections of lawn and a stream with babbling brook that flanks and winds its way along the far side of the plot to the nearby ford.

Beautifully planted beds incorporating numerous specimen plants and shrubs predominate throughout the grounds, with a charming wildlife garden area featuring in the elevated far corner of the plot.

In total, the gardens and grounds attributed to this glorious home extend to just under an acre.

Arguably one of the most attractive properties in the local area, this wonderful home epitomises forest life and country living at its absolute best.

Originally built around 1920, The Splash is a unique and picturesque property built of white rendered elevations set under an attractive thatched roof.

The property has been significantly extended and improved by the present owners and whilst retaining many original features, now offers four bedrooms, two bathrooms, three good size reception rooms, a kitchen/breakfast room, utility room and an orangery.

Outside, the property benefits from a multi-purpose cabin/outbuilding, a music room and a double garage with a workshop/studio behind and above and an adjoining carport to the side.

The property and its grounds blend beautifully with the forest surrounds, which offer numerous options for walking, riding and outdoor recreation.

Specification:

– Triple glazed windows throughout

– Wooden floors with UFH throughout downstairs

– Air Source Heat Pump with £1,600 RHI repayment for further 5 years

– Iroko hard wood electric gates

– Mark Wilkinson Kitchen/Diner

– Total Control Aga

– BT Superfast Broad Band

– Prime Oak Orangery with Prime Oak outside lodge

– Sonos with in-built ceiling speakers

– Bespoke artisan bedroom furniture, landing wardrobes and living room wall display

– Landscaped patio and garden

– Cinema room with surround sound

– Electric Vehicle Car Charging Point

– Replacement ridge on thatch

– Replacement double garage with back room, carpeted and heated playroom upstairs

– Cabin with electric, heating and Wifi – ideal home office/gym

– Outbuilding converted to soundproofed music room

– Greenhouse and wood store

– Log burner with fully insulated chimney and extended chimney breast to meet thatch regulations

– CCTV with 9 external cameras

– Centrally monitored fire and burglar alarm system

– Upgraded electrics throughout with energy efficient spotlights

– Klargester waste management system

Brockenhurst

The property is situated in a prime position on Balmer Lawn Road, overlooking the open forest, but easily accessible to the centre of the village. Brockenhurst offers a main line rail station serving London Waterloo (approximately 90 minutes), an extensive range of shops and restaurants, a tertiary college, primary school and 18 hole championship golf course.

Approximately ten miles to the south is the Georgian market town of Lymington, renowned for its yachting facilities. Some four miles to the north is the village of Lyndhurst, just beyond which is Junction 1 of the M27 motorway, which links to the M3 and access to London.

You enter through the front door via an open porch to a central hallway, with doors leading to the sitting room, the large kitchen/breakfast room, the dining room and with stairs in front of you leading to the first floor.

The dining room to your left offers convenient access from the kitchen as well as the hallway, and there is a useful utility room on to other side of the kitchen which additionally houses a downstairs WC.

The kitchen itself is the centre of the home with an oil-fired AGA and flagstone flooring and boasts both low and eye level units and views out to the garden.

The sitting room to the other side of the hallway balances the downstairs space perfectly and provides a bright and sunny double aspect room with double doors leading directly to the garden and centres around a lovely feature fireplace. A further flexible room, currently used as a family room, is accessed through the sitting room offering a peaceful space with further duel aspect views. Stairs from the main hallway lead you to the first floor landing which provides access to all the bedrooms, the master of which boasts its own en-suite and ample built in wardrobe space.

Four further double bedrooms are accessed from the landing with two of them sitting at the rear of the property offering stunning views into the garden and forest. A further three piece family bathroom completes the upstairs accommodation.

Surrounded by the open forest, which is directly accessed from a double gate to the side of the gardens. The cottage has pretty gardens with a high hedge to the front and picket entrance gate to prevent the donkeys and ponies from entering.

There is a separate five bar entrance gate to the driveway and parking for vehicles in front of the detached brick garage. A second wooden double gate next to the garage leads directly onto the forest.

Burley, Ringwood

THE PROPERTY

The rear storm porch gives access into the impressive dining/garden room, which has been recently added, to provide a wonderful space featuring exposed beams, bi-folding doors leading out to the garden and Velux windows, allowing for an abundance of natural light. There is also a generous cupboard space providing additional storage, as well as a generous storage cupboard in the porch area.

Leading into the kitchen/breakfast room, which is fully fitted with base level units, oven, gas hob, built-in under counter fridge and separate freezer as well as a built-in breakfast bar. The kitchen is cleverly designed, with a void which is open to the dining/garden room, ideal for entertaining family or guests, yet still giving the feeling of separate rooms. The kitchen benefits from views over the front aspect.

Adjoining the kitchen is a cosy sitting room which incorporates a feature fireplace with an open fire and also enjoys double aspect views over the front and side garden.

Further to this is an additional side entrance and a downstairs hallway with a staircase leading to the first floor and a utility room/WC comprising a low-level WC, storage cupboards, sink and both space and plumbing for a washing machine and dryer.

To the first floor, there are two good-sized bedrooms, both of which enjoy front aspect views and built-in cupboard space. Both rooms are serviced by the family bathroom which comprises a fitted bath, separate shower cubicle, hand wash basin and low-level WC.

THE SITUATION

The property is centrally located in, arguably, one of the most beautiful and sought after villages in The New Forest, ideally situated to make full use of all the wonderful facilities the Forest has to offer. Whether it be sailing at nearby Lymington (12 miles) or golf at one of the many courses in the area including Brockenhurst with its mainline railway station (8 miles, Waterloo 90 mins.) The market town of Ringwood is but a short drive away (5 miles). The larger shopping towns of Southampton (20 miles) to the east and Bournemouth (16 miles) to the west, both with their airports, are easily accessible.

GROUNDS & GARDENS

Access can be gained from two very quiet lanes, both of which are within easy walking distance of the village amenities. From Esdaile Lane, the property is entered through a metal pedestrian gate, giving access to the front garden which is mainly laid to lawn and is bordered by mature hedge row, creating an element of privacy. The property is abutted by flower beds, filled with mature plants and shrubs. A paved pathway leads to the side entrance porch and a further area of garden, which wraps around to the rear of the property.

Approaching from Garden Road, there is a private off-road parking area allowing for two vehicles and a pedestrian gate which leads into the rear garden and porch.

There is a paved terraced area positioned alongside the bi-folding doors, providing an ideal place for alfresco dining. The remainder of the rear garden is mainly laid to lawn, with the added benefit of an enclosed sitting area which is surrounded by colourful planting.

Wootton

The accommodation is as set out on the floorplan, but of particular note are the following:

A magnificent entrance way with oak turning staircase to the first floor, attractive fireplace and limestone flooring throughout.

The sitting room has windows and French style doors to the front elevation and fireplace housing log burner.

An impressive bespoke open plan kitchen/dining room with excellent storage, integrated appliances, granite worktops and Aga.

The stunning master suite with open vaulted ceiling, walk-in dressing room, bi-fold doors leading to rear terrace and a luxurious en-suite bathroom.

Further ground floor bedroom suite and family shower room

There are two additional bedroom suites on the first floor.

The property benefits from underfloor heating to the ground floor.

Agents Note – Photos were taken prior to the current tenancy.

To one side of the property is a large double garage with single up and over door and lean to dry storage to one side.

To the other side of the property is a further brick built building incorporating three separate areas being workshop, storage and possible further office area.

Immediately to the rear of the property is a large area of patio and leading onto the rear gardens which are laid predominantly to lawn.

Further gates lead through to the middle section of the garden which have been used to create all weather putting green with adjacent fruit trees.

To one side of the property is an enclosed chicken coop, kitchen garden with raised beds and a further gate leads to the stableyard and the timber stableblock.

To the rear of this is a small area of holding paddock.

A substantial five bedroom chalet style home, situated in a sough after location, bounding the open forest. The property has been extensively and meticulously renovated over recent years to provide all the luxuries of modern living. In addition the grounds extend to about 0.9 acres and include a stable block.

Tucked away in this wonderful forest location, the property is situated within the New Forest National Park with easy access to the villages of Brockenhurst and Sway which each offer a mainline rail connection to London Waterloo. The property also offers easy access to the A35/A337 for connections to both Southampton and Bournemouth. The popular sailing and yachting facilities of Lymington and access to the Solent is within a drive.

The village of Brockenhurst lies approximately three miles away and benefits from a mainline station with direct access to London Waterloo and an extensive range of local shops, restaurants, a primary school, a popular tertiary college and the renowned Brockenhurst Golf Club. The Georgian market town of Lymington is approximately six miles away with its Saturday market and a ferry service to Yarmouth, Isle of Wight.

To one side of the property is a large double garage with single up and over door and lean to dry storage to one side.

To the other side of the property is a further brick built building incorporating three separate areas being workshop, storage and possible further office area.

Immediately to the rear of the property is a large area of patio and leading onto the rear gardens which are laid predominantly to lawn.

Further gates lead through to the middle section of the garden which have been used to create all weather putting green with adjacent fruit trees.

To one side of the property is an enclosed chicken coop, kitchen garden with raised beds and a further gate leads to the stableyard and the timber stableblock.

To the rear of this is a small area of holding paddock.

The accommodation is as set out on the floorplan, but of particular note are the following:

A magnificent entrance way with oak turning staircase to the first floor, attractive fireplace and limestone flooring throughout.

The sitting room has windows and French style doors to the front elevation and fireplace housing log burner.

An impressive bespoke open plan kitchen/dining room with excellent storage, integrated appliances, granite worktops and Aga.

The stunning master suite with open vaulted ceiling, walk-in dressing room, bi-fold doors leading to rear terrace and a luxurious en-suite bathroom.

Further ground floor bedroom suite and family shower room

There are two additional bedroom suites on the first floor.

The property benefits from underfloor heating to the ground floor.

Agents Note – Photos are from 2015 and were taken prior to the current tenancy.

East Boldre, Brockenhurst

The property has a wonderful forest location in the pretty village of East Boldre with a thriving pub, village hall, post office, village store and garage all within easy walking distance. There is also a popular marina at nearby Bucklers Hard and the Beaulieu River Sailing Club offers opportunities for sailing enthusiasts.The attractive town of Lymington has a number of supermarkets and independent shops including some designer boutiques and restaurants and is surrounded by the New Forest National Park.Brockenhurst Railway Station (approximately 5.5 miles) provides a half hourly service to London Waterloo with a journey time of approximately 90 minutes, and the motorway networks surrounding Southampton are also within direct travelling distance. There are many well regarded private and state schools in the surrounding area, with South Baddesley (Primary) providing a mini bus service.

In the heart of the New Forest National Park, within the popular village of East Boldre with its shop, garage, thriving pub and post office, an end of chain three bedroomed detached bungalow. A short walk up the path to the front door which opens into a wide hallway. Three bedrooms lead off the hallway, two double, one with en suite shower room, and a single bedroom/office. There is also a family bathroom with panelled bath, wash hand basin and low level WC. Moving along the hall, doors open to the kitchen at the rear of the property, and a large welcoming sitting room. The sitting room is double aspect room with the main views over the westerly private garden towards the lane. There is an electric fire with an attractive wooden mantle piece and surround. The kitchen would benefit from some modernisation, there is an integral dining area, an additional eating area/garden room off the kitchen and rear door to the garden.

Outside the reasonably extensive gardens are laid to lawn. It is well fenced to prevent the forest ponies entering with some parking already created, the parking could easily be extended to accommodate several more vehicles. The gardens are both child and dog proof and are currently in two or three sections.

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Linwood, Ringwood

Situation:

Ringwood offers the best of all worlds. This old market town is positioned on the edge of the New Forest, yet is just ten minutes drive to the coast and also has easy access to the A31, with London, Southampton and Winchester in one direction and Bournemouth in the other. It is an increasingly popular destination for home hunters. Best known as the home of Ringwood Brewery (inspiration for the current boom in microbreweries), it is undergoing a re-identification. The old cattle market has been transformed into a stylish shopping quarter with names such as Aga, Hobbs, Joules, Waitrose and Waterstones, and a programme of events that includes live music and farmers’ markets. The adjacent high street has retained its character, with a traditional weekly market and a selection of independents, a new artisan bakery, and a variety of eateries. Families are attracted by the sense of community and highly regarded secondary school (its sixth form provision rated ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted). There is a wide range of property from thatched cottages, through Victorian and Edwardian villas to tree-lined closes of homes built between the wars and every decade from mid-century onwards. For the commuter, the cities of Salisbury and Southampton are easily reached via the A338 and the A31 and London is only 2 hours distant, via the M3. The larger shopping towns of Bournemouth (10 miles south) and Southampton (20 miles east), both with their airports are easily accessible.

Direction:

Exit Ringwood along the A338 Ringwood to Fordingbridge road. Continue until you see the sign for Linwood. Turn right here and continue to the end of this road, crossing the cattle grid over the bridge and then turn left. Continue along this road heading to Linwood. As you approach the Red Shoot on your left, turn left into Toms Lane. Continue along this lane (don’t take the left hand fork) go right to the end then bearing left and you will arrive at the property.

Nr Beaulieu

It is extremely rare for a property of this variety and scale to become available with direct access onto the New Forest National Park. Positioned between the highly desirable villages of Beaulieu and Exbury the house and its associated cottages enjoy a peaceful and idyllic outlook across 10 acres of gently undulating pasture with the stunning backdrop of the New Forest.

There is excellent walking and riding out from gates on the land leading directly onto the open spaces of Beaulieu Heath which forms part of the wide ranging National Park that extends to nearly 220 square miles of heath, coast and forest.

The attractions of this quintessential rural outlook which takes in one’s own land and livestock are enhanced by the excellent road links which offer easy access to the motorway network via Totton and the M271 which lies 10 miles to the north over straight, swift roads.

Day to day needs are catered for by the nearby villages of Beaulieu and Holbury with a Waitrose in nearby Hythe. Southampton is also nearby with a wide range of shops and services including a main line railway station to London Waterloo with direct services taking approximately 1h 10m (Southampton Airport Parkway – 16.5 miles). There is also excellent sailing nearby with well established clubs at both Bucklers Hard and Lymington providing access to the Solent.

The property is approached over a gravel track across which this property has sole vehicular access. To the rear of the house lies an extremely spacious turning and parking area which provides access to the house, cottages, lorry barn and yard as well as several paddocks.

The main farm house sits centrally and is surrounded by the three detached cottages, each being within easy reach of one another yet enjoying a significant degree of privacy and separation.

Adjoining The Hayloft are two large storage units which were formerly individual stables. Across the drive and adjacent to the stable yard is a large barn ideal for hay storage which has been designed to also accommodate a large horse lorry.

The drive continues to a very neat and gated yard surrounded by a total of 8 loose boxes, a highly secure tack room and separate rug room as well as a useful holding paddock. Beyond the yard and adjoining the majority of the land are two Shetland loose boxes and a separate detached tractor shed.

The paddocks stretch in a southerly direction from the house and buildings and form an extremely attractive area currently divided into 10 paddocks all of which have access to water troughs. There is also an extremely attractive pond in the lowest portion of the land although all paddocks are very well drained and provide excellent grazing throughout the year. There are field shelters in each of the larger paddocks as well as a 20m x 40m sand school on the north eastern corner of the property where there are also further field shelters.

The scope available at Ipers Bridge Farm cannot be understated. The sheer range of accommodation available makes a wide variety of uses possible from a family home with extensive ancillary cottages for staff or multi-generational living to the makings of an extremely attractive holiday cottage business which is already well established.

Add to this the adjoining 10 acres of paddocks and equestrian facilities with direct access to the New Forest and the possibilities are endless.

Farm House – The main house is approached via a large covered porch and front door opening to a vaulted staircase hall which provides access to the principal reception rooms. On the right are doors to both the dining room and sitting room which adjoin one another and enjoy views across the garden to the land beyond. The sitting room has a feature fireplace complete with log burning stove. Also on the ground floor is a study and a charming farmhouse kitchen / breakfast room both of which have far reaching views across the southern paddocks. The practicalities are catered for by a superb boot room and laundry with back door to the garden and a downstairs wc completes the ground floor accommodation.

Upstairs there are four bedrooms arranged off a central landing. The master bedroom has built in wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom as well as superb views across the gardens and paddocks. There are two further double bedrooms, a generous single bedroom and family bathroom.

Danny’s Cottage – Perfectly positioned to enjoy the farm’s most pleasing outlook, this exquisitely presented one bedroom detached cottage showcases the properties undeniable allure as a holiday destination. Danny’s cottage demonstrates its exceptional appeal as a sought-after holiday retreat and has consistently achieved a remarkable £950 per week during the vibrant summer season. The interior boasts a delightful sitting and dining room, enhanced by the warm ambiance of a wood burning stove. French windows gracefully lead out to a south-facing deck, unveiling breathtaking vistas of the unspoilt beauty that stretches across the farmland and extends to the enchanting Forest beyond. Additionally, a well-equipped kitchen provides a separate cooking space, while the double bedroom offers ample storage with its extensive wardrobe facilities. Completing this idyllic cottage is a luxurious bathroom featuring both a rejuvenating bath and a separate shower.

The Hayloft – Spanning two levels, this captivating property offers a thoughtfully arranged layout. The ground floor encompasses a well-appointed kitchen, accompanied by a separate breakfast room and a welcoming hallway leading to the upper floor. Ascending the stairs, you’ll discover a spacious sitting room adorned with glazed doors that gracefully open up to a charming Juliet balcony, granting an abundance of natural light. Adjacent to the sitting room lies an inviting dining area, creating an ideal space for entertaining. A generously proportioned bathroom and a sizeable double bedroom equipped with built-in wardrobes provide both comfort and convenience. Completing the allure of this residence is a large raised deck, perfect for relishing delightful al fresco dining experiences.

William’s Lodge – Presenting an abundance of space, this remarkable cottage offers a truly expansive layout. The ground floor boasts an impressively large kitchen/breakfast room, providing ample space for culinary delights. In addition, there is a separate sitting and dining room, allowing for distinct areas of relaxation and entertaining. Completing the ground floor is a well-appointed bathroom, catering to the convenience of permanent residents and guests alike. Ascending to the upper level, you’ll find a generously sized bedroom, accompanied by a separate sitting area that offers the potential for division, creating two double bedrooms if desired. Emphasising the appeal of this enchanting abode, the cottage encompasses its very own private garden area, providing a serene outdoor oasis with ample room for a table and a barbecue, perfect for embracing the joys of outdoor living.

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