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 CROWS NEST COTTAGE
7 Racecourse View,
Lyndhurst,
New Forest,
Hampshire
SO43 7AQ
Sleeps: 4.
One well behaved dog with own bed.
No smoking.
Tourist Board: 4 stars.
Low season £310 - £450 pw.
High season £530 - £650 pw.
For further details please contact:
Tina Simmens
Tel: 023 8028 3046
    
 Crows Nest Cottage with its fantastic views of the forest, is one of the prettiest Victorian cottages in Lyndhurst in the heart of the New Forest. The open forest is just a few strides away, where ponies and foals graze along with donkeys and cattle. It's just five minutes walk to the village centre with its wide choice of shops, cafes, inns & restaurants.
Photo: View from the cottage
Crows Nest Cottage has been recently refurbished throughout to a high standard and furnished in a contemporary style. - The oak- beamed living room has a large open fireplace with comfortable seating, TV, DVD & CD.
- The dining room has seating for four.
- The modern kitchen with dual fuel range cooker is fully equipped. A welcome pack is provided including freshly baked bread, milk, butter, orange juice.
- The modern bathroom has a bath/shower.
- The cottage is centrally heated.
- Linen/towels provided.
- Upstairs is a double bedroom with wonderful views over the forest; wake up early and see the sun rise over the Racecourse where mares feed their foals in the morning sunshine.
- The second bedroom has twin beds and fitted wardrobe.
Outside - Sit and enjoy a glass of wine on the patio at the front of the cottage, watching ponies doze in the evening sun.
- Also provided are: BBQ, charcoal and logs for fire.
- Secure area for bikes.
The New Forest is ideal for walking, cycling, horse riding, bird watching or just sitting, relaxing in glorious peace. Four golf courses are within 3 miles of the Cottage.
Close by is the pretty village of Beaulieu and National Motor Museum, historical Buckler's Hard. Beautiful Exbury Gardens is famous for its beautiful plants. Lymington has a traditional street market on Saturday and quay.
Take a day trip to: Isle of Wight via Lymington, see historical Winchester, Stone Henge or Salisbury cathedral.
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