Otterwood, a historic property with roots dating back to the 16th century, is nestled in a tranquil and secluded position within the New Forest National Park. The house, mentioned in the Domesday Book, boasts extensive characterful accommodation of approximately 3372 sq ft, including an ancient two-storey barn with significant potential. The property enjoys far-reaching views over its 5.6 acres of gardens, overlooking the Beaulieu River Valley. With its own driveway and entrance gateway, the house is approached over a gravel drive leading to a turning and parking area adjacent to the house and garage block. The property features a range of period features, including inglenook fireplaces, exposed beams, and brickwork, and has been the family home of the current owners since the late 1950s. With its unique history, peaceful surroundings, and stunning views, Otterwood is a rare and exceptional opportunity to own a piece of history.