Winter in the New Forest? Beautiful furnished 3/4 bedroom cottage for short term let.

By Allo
November 5, 2022 in Property

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Allo

Posted November 5, 2022

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Posted November 5, 2022

Beautiful furnished 3/4 bedroom cottage for short term let up to 4 months.

Available from end November until end of March 2023. But could be flexible around these dates.

The Victorian cottage is set in a large private 1/3 acre garden on a quiet lane in Minstead within New Forest National Park.

With fantastic countryside views, there are 3-4 bedrooms (2 adjoining), 2 bathrooms, large kitchen and diner, office room, snug and large living room.

It is 10 mins walk to the local pub, shop and church. 10 mins walk to the open Forest for cycling & walking activities, 20 mins drive to beaches, 10 mins drive to the M27 with links to London (2 hours drive from south London), and 1 hour away on the train from Waterloo.

I am a local EDF member and this is our family’s house which is also let as a holiday cottage in the summer months. Please PM me for more details & photos etc. if you are interested.

Thanks

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