The town of Lymington started life as an Anglo-Saxon village known for its salt making and is now a colourful coastal town where visitors can explore the New Forest. This beautiful mews house is perfectly located in the heart of the village and was originally a fisherman's cottage. It retains much of its period features and charm whilst also offering modern home comforts. Sleeping six guests across three cosy bedrooms, this property would be perfect for a large family along with up to two lucky pups to explore the wildlife, woodlands and coastline in this area.
Stepping into the warm and welcoming lounge, guests might be surprised by just how bright and spacious this deceptively large cottage is, with white walls and French doors maximising the natural light from the garden beyond. A cosy wood burner ensures little toes and paws are kept toasty on even the chilliest of evenings. The dining room features original wooden flooring dating back 200 years, while a huge feature fireplace provides the perfect ambience for a relaxed meal after a day of exploring. The chefs of your party will adore the well-equipped kitchen and your four-legged family members will love sniffing out new scents in the enclosed garden.
Lymington itself (0.5 miles) is home to an eclectic selection of independent shops, designer boutiques and a Saturday market dating back to the 13th century. Or head 10 miles to Exbury Gardens, a 200-acre site and a perfect place for letting Fido take the lead on a leisurely stroll. Salty sea dogs might like to take the foot ferry from Lymington to Yarmouth, for a day exploring the Isle of Wight.