Forest and Woodland Doubles
Adlam's Plantation
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Lat: 50.89057200000000 Long: -1.77909600000000
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We have around 32 acres of land consisting of ancient woodlands (with bluebells in May), grasslands, 2 lakes (one round and one irregular shaped) with inlets and islands, wild flower banks to the lakes, reedbeds and a young orchard. There is a cozy cabin on site, with its back to the woods and facing one of the lakes. It has been recently renovated and features include a stable door, antique wood panelled walling, a small kitchenette and a wood burning stove. There is also a bird hide to one of the lakes. .
Argentor Cottage
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Early 18th C (approx) detached Thatched cottage 1/3 acre of land - wraparound garden The building is cob, lime rendered externally. Space for several cars to park on driveway - additional space in the grounds as required. Original features throughout End of lane location 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms living room dining room kitchen newly refurbished Adjacent to open fields Mature garden, ancient Oak trees large open lawn area located near Hatchet Pond Neighbouring Thatched cottage of same era and style .
Avon Tyrrell Outdoor Centre
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Lat: 50.83451000000000 Long: -1.70807300000000
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Avon Tyrrell House was built in 1891 as a calendar house with 365 windows (days), 7 outer doors (days per week), 52 rooms (weeks), 12 Chimneys (months) and 4 wings (seasons) and was designed and built by the Arts and Crafts architect W.R. Lethaby. It is reportedly the last built Calendar House in the country. Avon Tyrrell is now Grade I listed house and is the home of UK Youth, the leading national charity for young people. It sits within 65 acres of Grade II listed grounds in the heart of the New Forest National Park. The beautiful and scenic grounds accommodate various outdoor adventure activities and outdoor learning opportunities for young people to experience, learn and develop. Facilities Include: Grade I listed house, Self Catering Lodges, Camping areas, Large Field, Marquee, 2 x Lakes, Bike Tracks, Play area, Cafe, Archery ranges, Climbing Tower, High Ropes, Bushcraft, Heathland. Avon Tyrrell has various breakout areas for meetings and can provide catering opportunities and accommodation for large groups.
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Back of Beyond Touring Park & Glamping
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Back of Beyond is a 30-acre touring park on Dorset heathland, near Ringwood. The site offers a large wild camping area, hardstanding pitches for touring caravans and campervans and some AstroTurf pitches. It also has glamping units in the form of shepherd huts, glamping pods, two glamping lodges and a yurt. The site has a large area of private pine woodland with pathways throughout it. There are two lakes which sit in a Site of Special Scientific Interest and it is fringed by a small stream. There is a small petanque and pitch and putt area, a reception with shop and two toilet/shower blocks (one with disabled access). On site there is also Monty’s Bar, an outdoor bar with fire pit which is apres-ski themed. Here, there is also a snug area, outdoor heaters and seating.
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Breamore House
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Authentic Elizabethan Manor House set in its own beautiful parkland amid surrounding farms and fields, the grandeur and magnificence of the house has changed little over the past 400 years. The Breamore Estate has many diverse and distinctive features which makes it an ideal location for filming and photography. The unusual Elizabethan mansion offers a wide range of richly furnished staterooms. Set in a sprawling park, the house has dramatic views out over the meadows and on to the New Forest. The Estate hosts a range of landmark features including water meadows, a river, a marsh, an island, forests and parklands. Amongst the range of landscapes, Breamore has numerous old and unusual agricultural buildings including rare saddle stone barns and a Saxon church. On top of the locations available at Breamore, the countryside museum offers an extensive collection of post war props and sets. This includes; a dairy house, a functioning steam workshop, a school, a village shop, a blacksmith, carpenters, a traditional village cottage, a garage and more.
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Burley Village
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A chocolate box village in the western heart of the New Forest. Set deep in the Forest to the west of Brockenhurst, this village is extremely popular with a wealth of tea rooms, gift shops, art galleries and a Pick Your Own Farm. Burley features everything you'd expect from a traditional, old New Forest village. This village has picturesque thatched cottages tucked away in unexpected places which help to conjure up how life was in the past. It's remained (relatively) untouched by time, steeped in old customs and history, enabling visitors to unwind and enjoy its tranquil simplicity.
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Countryside Education Trust Treehouses
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Treehouses located in private ancient woodland on the Beaulieu Estate. The larger of the two treehouses has a tower and a viewing platform at the top to look out over the treetops and a decking area with trees growing up through the floor. Medieval style thatched cottage.
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Exbury Gardens
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Lat: 50.80280900000000 Long: -1.39946600000000
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220 acre woodland garden with an 18th century large country house, that was once the backdrop for The Famous Five. Neo-classical house with vista of the sea and Isle of Wight beyond. Set in stunning woodland gardens with beautiful rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias and rare trees and shrubs. This offers a riot of colour in spring, an oasis of tranquillity in summer followed by a splendid show as the leaves change in the autumn. There is a steam train on the estate and a private river jetty.
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Forest Park Country Hotel
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historic luxury hotel once a rectory , and used as the general hospital in the First World War for troops from India and New Zealand. Also hosted dinner for Theodore Roosevelt . Very central to Brockenhurst village
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Forres Sandle Manor School
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Our property is an Independent Boarding School in the New Forest. 35 acres of grounds including natural woodland, playing fields, outdoor uncovered swimming pool. Listed Manor House with Jacobean Hall which retains its wood panelling and open fire place and staircase/gallery. We have a large number of dormitories and also classrooms, multi purpose sports hall, converted-barn classroom block. The property is also bordered by a large walled garden (not owned by us any more) which provides one of our open space boundaries. There are lots of photos and a virtual tour on our website.
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Furzedown Farm
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25 acres of beautiful mixed woodland with lake, wooded glades and dark wooded areas, mature deciduous trees and specimen trees, rich in wildlife, large pine and fir trees. Natural stream running through the woodland. beekeeping area within the woodland containing 9 working hives Open green area suitable for bbq/outdoor presentations, with picnic tables flush toilet facility static container containing kitchen facility - sink, camping stove,running water and electicity, fridge/freezer, food prep area. We also have a farm area containing some derelict buildings, a 1970s open fronted barn with mezanine floor, a large commercial greenhouse containing a jungle of flowers and growing plants There are peacocks and a turkey living onsite together with ornamental pheasants There is a wildflower meadow adjoining the farm where there are additional beehives situated surrounded by mature trees. It should be noted that the bees are a particularly calm strain very suitable for filming purposes Honey making/bottling facilities including equipment used for preparing honey for sale Old fashioned style workshop with a collection of vintage tools and interesting artefacts - this area is also used for candle making The location is rural and within half a mile of the shoreline of Southampton Water and within approximately a mile from the edge of the New Forest National Park area
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Greenhill Copse
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Approx - 30 Hectares of ancient saxon woodland - copse, including Cadnam River which runs through the copse. Broadleaf trees including Field Maple, Oak. Beech, Hornbeam, Ash and many others - including Lawson Cypres. 4 species of deer - including Fallow, Roe, Muntjak & Red. An abundence of wildlife eg badgers, foxes
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Hoburne Bashley
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Caravan park situated in the New Forest which features the usual entertainment complex facilities in addition to an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, sports facilities including golf course and nature trails. There's a large woodland area, some of which is cleared with wooden seating around a large fire pit.
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Hungerford House, New Forest
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Substantial Arts & Crafts style house, with Elizabethan effects (eg external black and white pannelling, wood porch dated 1927, turned chimney pots), 7.5 acres of garden which includes a bluebell wood. ..
Langford Farm
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Luxury Farmhouse on the edge of the New Forest surrounded by fields and horses. The farmhouse itself boasts a beautiful garden with plenty of space offering luxurious accommodation with a stunning cinema room containing the latest surround sound and cinema projection screen. Furthermore we have stables, barns and a beautiful ménage overlooking the resident horses, ducks and chickens.
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Longdown Estate
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Lat: 50.88705600000000 Long: -1.50009000000000
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Large rural estate with many properties to include farms and woodland Formed in April 1977 the Company's principle function is the management of property belonging to the Barker-Mill family and their Trustees. The land covers a wide area. To the immediate west of Southampton it includes the Lower Test valley and substantial parts of Nursling and Rownhams. On the eastern edge of the New Forest it covers a block of land of about 3,000 acres which includes parts of Hounsdown, Eling, Marchwood, Colbury, Ashurst and Longdown. There is also the Ashley Clinton Estate between Milford on Sea and New Milton which covers about 1,000 acres as well some property at Lymington and Boldre. In all, the Company manages approximately 2,000 acres of tenanted farmland and a similar acreage of land let on short term tenancies and licenses,1,500 acres of woodland, lettings of shooting rights over some of the land, lettings of salmon, trout and other fishing on lakes and the southern part of the River Test below the M27 motorway and part of the Lymington River. Other management includes lettings of mineral extraction and infilling rights, lettings of over 150 residential properties and lettings of offices and commercial buildings.
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Manor Lodge
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A 3 bed / 3 bath detached chalet style property Situated within the Minstead Manor Estate, approx 0.3 mile down a private track. The house sits on a 1.5 acre plot (with garden surrounding all sides) and has a 2.5 acre adjoining paddock. There is a small stream between house and paddock. Please note, however, the adjoining paddock is not a nice flat, open field. It is a typically bumpy, hilly, rough grass irregularly shaped piece of New Forest land, also littered with trees. The house is accessed via electric wrought-iron gates. The house has an outdoor heated swimming pool (open in Summer) that is situated close to the house, off the kitchen/family area. There is a detached garage block with 4 sets doors (3 electric garage doors and one set of smaller black wooden doors). There is a barn next to the garage block which is presently (Summer 2022) being restored. The rear of the barn (with its own separate access) is presently let out for storage. The front of the barn will become a home office (last stage of the restoration). There is an open field next to the house on one side (not owned by us, but by the Minstead Manor Estate), and a woody area on the other side of the track as you approach the house. The area is private and rural with no passing traffic (except to a couple of other properties on the estate, and to the estates farm vehicles). The chalet style house was renovated 9/10 years ago so is more modern in style, though not ultra modern. The house is of an open plan style downstairs, with limestone floor tiles throughout, and a modern country-style cream kitchen. Upstairs there is a straight landing with a master bedroom on one side with ensuite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe, 2 further double bedrooms each with ensuite shower rooms. There is a large gravel driveway with plenty of parking space. (Multiple vehicles) The area by the garages/barn can be used for parking as it is away from the house itself. The paddock (if dry) can also be used for overflow as it has gate access from the track. The whole area is situated within Minstead village, exactly 0.5 mile from the centre (the centre only has a very small green, the local pub and a small community shop). There is also a village church, where Sir Arthur Conan Doyles grave is situated. The property is easily accessed from J1 M27 within minutes. The Minstead Manor Estate, where the house is located, are also not averse to filming on their land, so with their permission too, this may also be possible. .
Merlins Copse
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Lat: 50.78022300000000 Long: -1.55949600000000
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1931 Arts & Crafts style detached house. Some lovely original features include (working) Butler Bells, original Crittall windows and stunning parkland views. Three acres of parkland-style grounds, woodland and meadow. .
Minstead Study Centre
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A 7-acre site, woodlands, eco dorm, Victorian school building. Accommodation The Centre has beds for 36 children and up to 6 adults. Most of the accommodation is in our beautiful timber framed dormitory block, with two staff bedrooms contained in the original Victorian schoolhouse. Grounds Our site you might meet woolly sheep and clucking chickens. You can visit the Iron Age roundhouse, vegetable gardens, coppiced woodland and a Mizmaze.
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New Forest Activities
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Note: Our activities centre and sites are located on the Beaulieu Estate so any filming permissions would need to go through them first. An outdoor activities centre specialising in Canoeing, Kayaking, Archery and more, based in the quaint village of Beaulieu in the heart of the New Forest National Park.
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New Forest Water Park
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We have 55 acres in total including 1 x 20 acre lake and 1 x 11 acre lake with lush green shrubbery and foliage surrounding. We have a old woodland which caters for our campers in tents and small camper vans. We run a host of activities on site such as waterskiing and wakeboarding, paddle boarding and kayaking. Our most popular attraction though is our giant inflatable Aqua Park which can hold up to 160 people (think total wipeout style). More info and pictures on our website. We have owned and run the site as a family since 1989.
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Pylewell Park
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Historic country house, recently refurbished with 13 bedrooms (most en-suite), drawing room, dining room, kitchen, pantry and study. Heaps of beautiful features and quirks. 27 acres of house gardens and 60 acres of parkland leading down to the private access to the beach overlooking the solent and Isle of Wight. Several lakes with a stunning collection of plants and trees. Old victorian greenhouses and a walled garden.
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Somerley Estate
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Perched on the high west bank overlooking the River Avon's Water Meadows, two miles north of Ringwood in Hampshire - Somerley and its 7,000 acres sits nestled between the New Forest and the Dorset boarder. - Georgian Stately Home (1792) - Exclusive use - Privately Owned - Quiet - No noise restrictions - 90-foot Picture Gallery - Extensive art collection - 2 Libraries - Antiques - Drawing Room - ornate ceiling detail - Dining Room - 4 Staircases - 10 Bedrooms & 7 Bathrooms - Authentic Period features - Large Marble Fireplaces - Family Style Kitchen / Snug - Commercial Kitchen - Cellar - Wine Cellar - Billiards Room - Gun Room - Cellar Bar - Large Formal Gardens - Trident Water Fountain - Colonnade - Stone Terrace - 180 acres of parkland - Long Driveway - Gravel Sweep - Front Portico - Outdoor Swimming Pool - Tennis Court - Georgian Stables - Deciduous and Evergreen Woodlands - 4x4 Driving Track - Quarry - Fishing Lakes - River Avon - Fishing Lodge - Folly's - Shooting Range - Ice house - Victorian Bridge - Walled Garden - Derelict Outbuildings - Elevated Views - Flat Parkland - Permission to build non-permanent sets - Ideal for large Unit & Crowd Bases - Near local accommodation - Good access to M3 and M27 - 20 mins from Southampton Parkway Train Station (fast train to London) - Close to Southampton & Bournemouth Airports
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Sopley Lake
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Private lake with island in the centre. Idyllic location, lawn area to the side
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Tilefield Equestrian
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Tilefield is a new purpose built equestrian training centre. Large training room with lovely view over the New Forest Kitchen and reception area Toilets and shower Stabling is onsite and a large indoor demonstration area. Listed brick stables/carriage house Outdoor arena Easy access to the New Forest National Park Tilefield is located in Brockenhurst in the New Forest, Hampshire, UK. Access is easy by road (M27), rail (Brockenhurst station) and air (Southampton and Bournemouth Airports). See photos at https://www.tilefieldequestrian.com/about-tilefield/
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Undercastle Cottage
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This cottage is in a secluded spot at the end of a long winding track. It has a thatched roof, oak framed construction, a large sun terrace and magnificent views, with gardens abundant with wildlife that roll down to the river's edge. The cottage has 1100 yards of private fishing along the Hampshire Avon River with a row boat, lovingly attended herbaceous gardens and pond in front of the property and beautiful interiors. This location is 95 miles (approximately 2 hours) from Central London. Thatched oak-frame Period look cottage on the banks of the Hampshire Avon River (which has some of the best fishing in the UK and private fishing for 1100m). The nearest village is a half-hour walk (to the gastro-pub) and in a quiet rural location with walks and bike rides from the front door. No other houses are in sight, surrounded by woodland wildlife - kingfishers, otters, free-roaming New Forest ponies, donkeys, and deer. The field opposite often has cows/deer and plentiful birds - ducks, geese, swans, and birds of prey. The river has platforms to access from the onsite rowboat - there's also a kayak and paddle board. You can swim in the river. The cottage's walls and ceilings are a tapestry of exposed beams and woods with the comfort of underfloor heating beneath chunky flagstone floors. The main house has two bedrooms - a master antique bed king-size double on the first floor and a bathroom with a romantic freestanding roll-top bathtub. A double antique metal double bedroom is on the ground floor. Also on the ground floor is a cloakroom, a double-height lounge, an inglenook fireplace, and a Carron pale blue/green Wood burner. A wall of quirky-sized, oaked framed windows is to one wall, French doors to a large sun terrace overlooking the river on another wall and a balcony to the galleried oak beamed landing on the first floor - the room is flooded with natural daylight. The ground floor has a front door entrance, although the entrance through the utility room into the kitchen/diner is often used. The kitchen is hand-made wood painted in pale grey/blue and equipped with an electric range cooker. A large round dining table lies next to the kitchen, enjoying views over the river. In addition, theres a dishwasher, coffee machine, large Neff fridge with wine storage and freezer and a utility room with a washing machine and tumble dryer. A few steps from the back door is a separate Fishing Lodge arranged as an ensuite twin bedroom with a TV and tea/coffee tray. Patio doors lead from the bedroom onto a small, perfectly functional shingle sun terrace overlooking the river. A second window in the bedroom also overlooks the river. The beautifully kept garden is surrounded by trees and filled with plants, blooms and sweeping lawns down to the river. It is 3/4 acre in size with 3 spring-fed and well-planted ponds to the front of the property flowing to the river at the rear of the cottage. The rear of the cottage has a large, paved sun terrace with roses and blooms growing up the side of the cottage and views up and down the river and across the fields opposite. There is a tree swing, charcoal BBQ, chairs, benches and relaxing furniture, a wicker dining table, a parasol, and chairs for 6.
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Walhampton School
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Historic building. Lakes and ponds. Fields and open green areas. Wooded area. Stables. Views across to the Isle of Wight.
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Wilf's Cabin
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Wilfs Cabin; a self-contained, snug, traditional log cabin, provides a double bed room with en-suite shower, a cosy lounge and a galley kitchen, an attic space with twin pallet beds. The timbered veranda and views into Burley Rails Cottage garden and open forest beyond. The stables and yards adjacent and to two small turn-out paddocks and a tack room with all facilities and equipment. Ample parking. .