Otterwood, a historic property with roots dating back to the 16th century, offers exceptional characterful accommodation of approximately 3372 sq ft. The house, mentioned in the Domesday Book, sits in a secluded position at the end of a no-through lane, surrounded by 5.6 acres of gardens overlooking the Beaulieu River Valley. With far-reaching views across the New Forest National Park and the Beaulieu Estate, the property provides endless opportunities for walks and rides. The nearby village of Beaulieu offers a range of shops, cafes, and amenities, while the nearby beach at Lepe and sailing facilities at Bucklers Hard provide additional leisure activities. The property has a rich history, having been a monastic Grange and home to estate workers before being acquired by the current owners' family in the late 1950s. The current accommodation has been in situ since before 1982, with potential for extensions subject to planning approval. The property features a charming reception hall, sitting room with inglenook fireplace, dining room with exposed beams, kitchen with breakfast bar, and a delightful library with large windows overlooking the gardens. The property also includes an indoor swimming pool, garage block, and stable block, as well as a tranquil and private setting with unspoilt views of the surrounding countryside.