• North Lodge sleeps 4 people with one double bedroom and one twin bedroom.
• Bathroom with shower and separate W.C.
• Luxury fully fitted kitchen with dishwasher, automatic washing machine/tumbler drier and microwave.
• The sitting room and dining room have open log fires.
• Full central heating.
• Colour TV, freeview box, video-recorder and DVD player.
• Bedlinen provided. Please bring along your own personal towels.
• Single garage and parking space for 2 cars available.
• Small well fenced private garden with garden furniture and gas barbeque.
• Cots and high chairs are available on request.
• Well behaved pets welcome (please not in the bedrooms or on the furniture!).
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• Lime Tree Cottage sleeps 6 people with one double bedroom, one twin bedroom and one children's room with bunk beds. All rooms have wardrobes.
• Bathroom and separate W.C.
• Fully fitted kitchen/breakfast room with dishwasher, automatic washing machine/tumble dryer, fridge/freezer, microwave and full size cooker.
• Charming sitting room with door to garden and fire.
• Full central heating.
• Television, freeview box, DVD player and video-recorder.
• Bedlinen provided. Please bring along your own personal towels.
• Private enclosed garden with patio, garden furniture, gas barbeque and a car port.
• Cot and high-chair available on request.
• Well behaved pets welcome (please not in the bedrooms or on the furniture!).
• See some interior photos

Although set in a delightful forest environment, Brockenhurst has road and rail communications with the rest of the country that rival what is found in many large towns. The M3 motorway access to the M27 from junction 13 and via junction 1 on the M27 there is access to the A337, Cadnam, Lyndhurst, Brockenhurst, Lymington Road. Easily accessible, Brockenhurst is within a few miles of the sea and the heart of the forest is only a few minutes walk away.

The village is well known for a diversity of shops, tea rooms, pubs and high quality restaurants. There are also forest tours with wagon and horses, forest walks, of varying lengths, some waymarked with explanatory notes to help visitors. Every year there is a village fête on the Bank Holiday Monday in August and in Late July The New Forest show takes place in New Park just a few minutes drive from the centre of the village.

Many parts of the forest, hidden to the motorist are easily reachable by bicycle on designated gravel tracks, horse riding is another activity well catered for by the town, local riding establishments cater for all ages and abilities.

Brockenhurst, the only village within the Perambulation of the New Forest whose value in the Domesday survey of 1086 was doubled (to £4.00) when that of many others was reduced, was also the only village mentioned as having a church. St. Nicholas, built upon a mound, may date back to Pagan times. Roman "bricks" and parts of Second and Third Century masonry have been built into the South porch and, in the South wall of the knave, typical herringbone masonry, possibly from an earlier church, can be seen. Both the doorway and the nave show late Norman work. St Nicholas stands outside the gates of Brockenhurst Park.

Attractions include the National Motor Museum in Beaulieu, Beaulieu Abbey, New Forest Owl Sanctuary, New Forest Cider, Calshot, New Forest Wagon Rides, Exbury, Furzey and Spinners Gardens, New Park Farm (home of the New Forest Show), Longdown Dairy Farm, Musical concerts, Bird/Badger guided walks and much more. Details of these attractions are available in our cottages.