This historic home, built in 1815, is a beautifully preserved example of Strawberry Gothic Pre Georgian architecture, situated in a serene cul-de-sac in Hordle. The property boasts five bedrooms, including two with en-suite shower rooms, and a range of period features such as ornate sash windows, leaded picture lights, high ceilings, marble floors, and open fireplaces. The spacious interior includes a light-filled entrance hall, a Shaker-style kitchen/breakfast room, a sitting room, and a dining room, all of which open onto the garden terrace. The property also features a detached single garage, a basement, and a beautiful rear garden with a patio and a paddock that offers potential for equestrian use or future landscaping. Located just moments away from Hordle's primary school and village amenities, the property is surrounded by the New Forest National Park and the coastline, making it a unique and desirable location.