Mast Cottage

Description

Located in the New Forest, this holiday property is the ideal base for admiring spectacular views with wandering ponies and cattle.. Living room. Dining room/kitchen: With patio doors leading to garden. Sun/play room. Utility room. Step to double bedroom with en-suite shower room and toilet. Bathroom with bath, shower attachment and toilet. First floor: Step to double bedroom with 5ft bed. Step to twin bedroom. Step to single bedroom with additional pull-out bed (available on request). Shower room with toilet.. - Gas, elec, full gas CH, bed linen and towels inc
- T/cot
- H/chair
- M/wave
- W/machine
- D/washer
- F/freezer
- Wi-fi
- Enclosed, lawned garden with furniture
- Private parking for 1 car; additional on road parking
- Cycle store
- Welcome pack
- No smoking
- Ground floor facilities
. This delightful, period home stands semi-detached, and offers light and airy, carefully co-ordinated holiday accommodation, with good use of tasteful themed coloured walls and contemporary additions. It is ideally located right in the heart of The New Forest, only 200 yards from the centre of Burley, which attracts many visitors year round with its tea rooms, pubs, horse riding stables, cycle hire, quaint gift shops and ice cream parlour. There is also a spa in the village where you can spend a day relaxing. Roaming ponies and cattle can often be found outside the cottage or wandering through Burley – it certainly makes a change from a traditional traffic jam! The unspoilt forest and heathland with wandering ponies and cattle is what makes the New Forest famous. Miles of beautiful walks are available, as is golf, or alternatively the surrounding area can be explored by car or on bicycle via the many cycle paths, where you can discover some of the appealing villages, towns, attractions and gardens such as Lyndhurst, the sailing town of Lymington (with ferry terminal to the Isle of Wight), Beaulieu Motor Museum, Exbury Gardens and the riverside village of Bucklers Hard. The county of Hampshire itself was enjoyed by Jane Austen with her house and museum in Chawton and her resting place in Winchester Cathedral. Further afield but well worth a trip is Christchurch, Monkey World and the Tank Museum near Wool. Marwell Zoo, Peppa Pig World, ‘Go Ape’ adventure park, The Owl and Otter Park and nautical maritime history at Southampton, with retail shopping outlets, are also within easy reach. The coastline with its beaches at Bournemouth, Sandbanks and Poole is within a short drive, with golden beaches and has many popular activities such as windsurfing, boating and swimming. Shop 200 yards, pub and restaurant 250 yards.