This five-bedroom property, known as Arnewood House, is a unique and charming example of Strawberry Gothic Pre-Georgian architecture, dating back to around 1815. The property boasts a range of period features, including high ceilings and open fireplaces, and is situated in the peaceful village of Hordle, close to local shops and school. The property has a generous garden and paddock, as well as ample off-road parking and a garage. The interior features a spacious entrance hall, a dual-aspect kitchen/breakfast room, a dining room with part wooden and glazed double doors, and a sitting room with three wooden and double-glazed double opening doors leading out to the garden. The first floor has a study/bedroom, a main bedroom with a Juliet balcony, and two further bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room. The second floor has a further bedroom with an en-suite shower room, and a loft room with a recessed storage area and an en-suite shower room. The property also has a courtyard area with off-road parking, a single garage, and a formal rear garden with a paved patio and a wrought iron gate leading out to a paddock.