This distinguished period home, cherished by the same family since the 1960s, offers a unique opportunity for renovation and investment within the esteemed Beaulieu Estate. With roots tracing back to the 16th century and notable mentions in the Domesday Book, this property encompasses approximately 3,372 sq ft of spacious family accommodation. The inviting reception hall leads to multiple principal rooms, featuring a charming sitting room with an inglenook fireplace and garden access, as well as an atmospheric dining room accentuated by exposed beams and brickwork—perfect for gatherings. The kitchen/breakfast area serves as a central hub with fitted units and picturesque views of the gardens. A highlight is the bright library/study that enjoys a southerly aspect and opens onto a terrace, providing an ideal vantage point to appreciate the scenic surroundings.
The upper level accommodates six bedrooms, including a principal suite with an en suite bathroom, along with two additional family bathrooms. Outside, this residence is accessed via a private driveway and sits on approximately 5.6 acres of tranquil land, predominantly laid to lawn with expansive valley views and surrounding countryside.
The generous terrace promotes outdoor dining and entertainment opportunities while various outbuildings offer immense potential for development—most notably a historic barn that could be transformed (subject to necessary approvals) alongside an indoor swimming pool complex. Located within the New Forest National Park, this property not only presents serene living but also direct access to extensive walking and riding trails. The nearby village of Beaulieu boasts local shops, dining options, and further amenities along the south coast—all complemented by mainline rail links from Brockenhurst and Southampton to London Waterloo.
