Key Features
- Property code: A259
- Changeover day: Saturday
- Access statement available
- Central heating
- Designated parking
- Dishwasher
- Garden or outside space
- Nearby pub or restaurant
- Nearby shop
- Village
- Washing machine
- WiFi
Description
Tucked away in the heart of the attractive village of Brockenhurst, this charming detached period cottage provides comfortable and versatile accommodation with two sitting rooms, three comfortable bedrooms and a private rear courtyard. The open forest is 10 minutes walk away and the centre of the pretty village of Brockemhurst, with its numerous shops, pubs and cafes, is also within easy walking distance.
Entrance into small hallway.
Ground floor sitting room with comfortable seating.
Second sitting room with TV and DVD player.
Kitchen with electric hob and oven, microwave, fridge-freezer, dishwasher and washing machine (Aga not for use).
Cloakroom with hand basin and WC.
Steep stairs to first floor.
Bedroom 1 with king size bed (5ft).
Bedroom 2 with twin single beds (3ft).
Bedroom 3 with twin single beds (3ft).
Step down from the landing into family bathroom with separate shower cubicle, bath, hand basin and WC.
Small enclosed lawn at the front of the cottage. A path around the side of the property leads through a gate to a very private paved, enclosed rear courtyard with built-in barbecue and garden furniture.
Parking for up to two cars on the gravelled driveway in front of the cottage.
Included Bed linen (please supply your own towels), WiFi, telephone (incoming calls only), stair gate, electricity and central heating (gas).
Children Welcome. Stair gate available.
Pets One dog welcome . Please note there is a standard pet charge of £25 per pet per week (£30 for 2019 bookings).
Telephone For incoming calls only.
WiFi Available.
Parking For up to two cars on gravelled driveway directly in front of the property.
Nearest Shop Brockenhurst village centre - 1/4 mile.
Nearest Pub The Huntsman - 1/4 mile, The Snakecatcher - 1/2 mile, The Foresters Arms - 1/2 mile.
Nearest Beach Milford on Sea - 7 miles.
Short breaks Not available.
Changeover Saturday.
Arrival 3pm
Departure 10am
Non smoking
October 2018
The location was exactly what we were looking for and the cottage was comfortable. We thoroughly enjoyed are stay, the comments given are only done so for constructive critism.
September 2018
We thought Appletree Cottage was a really nice, well equipped cottage. (We thought a grab handle would be useful as you get out of the shower). It is in a perfect location just on the edge of Brockenhurst. It's a short walk to town and very easy access to the forest and the heath. The station is a 15 minute walk. Donkeys regularly walk past and there are lots of ponies and cattle on the heath. There is so much to do in the New Forest. We like walking and there are a lot of car parks along the Rhinefield Ornamental Drive plus many more across the wider areas of the forest. A cycle track map is useful as these are good for walking too. Wild deer can often be seen. One place we always love to visit is Furzey Gardens in Minstead. It's a pretty woodland garden (lots of rhododendrons, azaleas and primulas in May) with cafe, shop, picnic area, old thatched cottage and winding paths leading to many fairy doors to find. A restful and magical place. We hope to visit the New Forest again next year.
October 2017
Great place to stay dog friendly. Great location will definitely return
October 2017
Very much cottage much improved over the years 20 plus!
October 2017
Really lovely place. Dad, the dog & myself loved staying there
September 2017
A first class service from booking to departure date.
August 2017
We had a super time. There are so many lovely things to do in the vicinity (and we were lucky with the weather). A minus point: the specification details do mention the steep staircase - but as this begins immediately outside the bedroom doors, it could be dangerous for small children. A stairgate is supplied, but the stairs could be a real problem for someone with small children - or elderly people with mobility problems. On the other hand, the enclosed front and back gardens are a real plus. And the location of the cottage is superb - ten minutes' walk from the village centre and less to the heath. And a 15 minute walk to the station from where trains go every half hour to Lymington.
August 2017
The cottage was lovely in a perfect location. we thoroughly enjoyed our holiday
June 2017
We had a great stay in well equipped cottage. Although décor somewhat dated, this suited us well especially with young children. We prefer to avoid gleaming white places! It was clean, comfy and homely. Kitchen well equipped. Shame the fires not working for Autumnn/winter stays. Would definitely stay again and recommend.
December 2014
Again we have had a wonderful holiday here in Appletree Cottage - an idyllic location!
December 2014
Lovely to stay in such a well equipped cottage!
December 2014
Our third time in the New Forest and second in this lovely cottage. We had a great time but the dog had the biggest pleasure. Lots of walks, rides, drinking and eating with only one day of rain. We will be back!
November 2014
We enjoyed our second stay in Appletree Cottage that is spacious clean and very convenient for Brockenhurst
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(Less than a mile)
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Le Blaireau
(Less than a mile)
An authentic French restaurant in the heart of Brockenhurst. Enjoy superb French cuisine including classics such as Duck Confit and Beef Bourguignon. Serving an extensive wine list, the restaurant is the perfect romantic spot or birthday celebration.
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The Huntsman of Brockenhurst
(Less than a mile)
Traditional on the outside but modern and stylish on the inside, The Huntsman offers an extensive menu including a range of steaks and wood fired pizzas accompanied by a well chosen wine list, classic cocktails and a range of world beers.
The Huntsman of Brockenhurst (T: 01590 622225) Brockenhurst SO42 7RH
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Very popular so booked beforehand. Good food but quite slow service. Difficult to just go for a drink as for some reason don't have separate lounge
August 2018
This establishment came as a surprise. I took a friend there for lunch and we were much impressed by the interior and enjoyed our meal very much.
April 2018
We ate on one night and went for drinks on another night Was surprisingly busy for a Tuesday evening, but we were still seated at a pleasant, albeit non official dining table We were immediately welcomed and drinks orders taken, in a friendly but efficient manner We were left to choose our food, the children’s menus selected by our two girls (aged 10) were very good and ample, they came with a squash drink and ice cream for pudding I chose the sea bream and mash which was excellent, my partner chos the chicken which was also very good Service throughout was friendly and efficient We returned two days later , just for drinks, I don’t get the feeling that drinkers are their target customers, as the are was much colder and less welcoming than the dining area, I had a real ale which was very pleasant, my partner had a cocktail which was good, the two girls had mock tails, which were nowhere near the standard of our previous visit, no orange in one and didn’t taste as good, girls were a little disappointed This could be down to barman being under training, which to be fair he did explain he was new Overall an excellent venue, we shall be returning
February 2018
Great food and really good service.
February 2018
Great food and family friendly Small area allocated for dogs but often no space available so not dog friendly inside
February 2018
Only about 30 metres walk... Fabulous food great atmosphere. But book to make sure of a table as its very popular on Thurs - Sunday evenings
December 2017
Very good standard of food and pleasant, helpful staff. Thoroughly recommend!
December 2017
It was our first visit to this venue since the name change. The menu appeared a little more upmarket, unfortunately the service wasn't. They took our credit card when taking our order, but when it came to paying our bill we were told they were busy and we had to find the waiter who took it. In all it took something like 30 minutes trying to pay our bill, not the best way to finish an evening with 3 small children wanting their beds.
August 2017
we ate twice at The Huntsman. First time in garden as we had our dog. food was lovely but service very slow. second time we ate inside with all the family. Meal was superb and service excellent and waiter was very attentive
August 2017
Nice restaurant, very nicely decorated, good ambiance and service. We went for a dinner with our kids (3). The food kids menu, was perfect, my wife and daughter order the trout and duck both very good dishes. I ordered the rib eye, the menu says it has 35 days of maturing. The quality was bad, I would even doubt it was steak it almost looked like processed meet. My recommendation stick to the other dishes on the menu and avoid the steak selection. The rest of the experience was very positive.
May 2017
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(Less than a mile)
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Good coffee and cake. Very busy so have to pick your visit carefully!
August 2018
Excellent air conditioning on a very hot day!
July 2018
Had a really nice breakfast here, it was well cooked and delivered piping hot by really nice staff.
May 2018
Great place to grab a bite to eat. Friendly - fast service - fair prices.
November 2017
Fantastic breakfast
June 2017
Enjoyd coffee and cake
June 2017
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(Less than a mile)
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We ate twice during the week at Britannia Thai. The food was excellent and the service was prompt and friendly.
October 2018
Called on a Saturday evening and they managed to squeeze me and my husband in at short notice. The food was excellent. Very tasty and reasonably priced. Staff were attentive and friendly. Would definitely recommend.
June 2017
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(Less than a mile)
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Very enjoyable ride on the red route. Lovely views of the New Forest. We stopped at a couple of locations and had a meal in Fordingbridge. Ride on top gets a bit breezy taking a coat or jumper is a good idea.
August 2017
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(1)
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Fab value, excellent map, comfy bike, easy access to Balmer Lawn, fab day for us two inexperienced cyclistsb
November 2017
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(2 miles)
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(3 miles)
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October 2017
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(8 miles)
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December 2017
Fantastic sea location with goods pubs, shops etc
November 2017
Lovely village, plenty of shops and places to eat - no post office though.
June 2017
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(8 miles)
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Highcliffe Beach
(8 miles)
A picturesque, tree-lined beach of shingle, and sand at low tide. Good facilities on the cliff top including an excellent tea room, award winning public toilets, baby change and a children’s play area in the Castle gardens. Plenty of parking, but there is no disabled access and quite a few steps to get down to the beach. Lifeguard cover from July to Sept. No dogs allowed.
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April 2017
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(11 miles)
This is one of the most scenic of New Forest beaches. Lined with some of the most picturesque and expensive beach huts in the country! There’s no parking next to the beach, as it’s a traffic-free zone, but there’s pay and display parking at Hengistbury Head from where you can catch a little train to the sandbank, and Mudeford Quay which runs a small ferry (5 mins) over to the sandbank. Can also be reached on foot and by bicycle.
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Beautiful place, our favourite beach in south of England. It feels like an island, when you go over on the ferry and at times (off-season!) on sunny days it can feel like a little piece of Heaven, it's so peaceful and beautiful- bit of a sense of New England. There's a super little 'restaurant', the Beach Hut, which does great breakfasts, meals all day and some evenings. Also takeaway eg pizzas, you can eat on the beach. Very simple surroundings, with a sheltered veranda that can be uncovered in fine weather, and amazing views. Quite pricey and often very busy (and you are best to ring and check opening times and book since often weather and ferry-dependant) but the quality of the food and those stunning views make it more than worthwhile!
March 2018
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