This stunning Strawberry Gothic Pre-Georgian property, built in 1815, is a beautifully preserved piece of architectural history. Perched at the end of a serene cul-de-sac in Hordle, the five-bedroom home exudes historic character with its ornate sash windows, leaded picture lights, high ceilings, marble floors, and open fireplaces. The property features a light-filled entrance hall, a spacious Shaker-style kitchen/breakfast room, and a welcoming sitting room and dining room that open onto a garden terrace. The first floor boasts three bedrooms, including one with an en-suite shower room, and a study/bedroom that leads to the second floor. The attic rooms offer character and Velux windows, with en-suite shower rooms. The property also features a detached single garage, a shingled courtyard, and a beautiful expanse of lawn with mature hedging and shrubs, flowing onto a patio terrace and a paddock. Situated in a peaceful setting, the house is close to the New Forest National Park, the coast, and Lymington's Georgian quay and marina, making it a rare opportunity to own a piece of history in a prime coastal forest setting.