This stunning five-bedroom home, originally built in 1815, is a beautifully preserved example of Strawberry Gothic Pre-Georgian architecture. Perched in a serene cul-de-sac in Hordle, the property exudes historic character with its ornate sash windows, leaded picture lights, high ceilings, marble floors, and open fireplaces. The light-filled entrance hall features a picture-tiled marble floor, while the Shaker-style kitchen/breakfast room offers built-in storage, a quaint window seat, and a separate hatch into the hall. The spacious sitting room and dining room open onto the garden terrace through double doors, perfect for relaxation and entertaining. The property's five bedrooms, including two attic rooms with en-suite shower rooms, offer ample accommodation, while the rear garden unfolds into a beautiful expanse of lawn, bordered by mature hedging and shrubs, and flowing onto a patio terrace. With its prime coastal forest setting, this home is a rare opportunity to own a piece of architectural history, combining timeless elegance, ample accommodation, and sprawling grounds in a tranquil setting.