This five-bedroom property, known as Arnewood House, is a unique example of "Strawberry" Gothic Pre-Georgian architecture, dating back to around 1815. The property features many period details, including high ceilings, open fireplaces, and a lunar window. The ground floor includes a kitchen/breakfast room, dining room, sitting room, and cloakroom, while the first floor has five bedrooms, including a main bedroom with a Juliet balcony and three en-suite bathrooms. The property also features a garage, off-road parking, and a generous garden with a paddock, ideal for a small pony or additional garden. The property is situated in the peaceful village of Hordle, close to local shops and schools, and is accessible via a courtyard area and a paved path.