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<p>Known as the &ldquo;Capital of the New Forest&rdquo;, the Royal Manor of Lyndhurst has been visited by kings and queens throughout the centuries. Established as a royal hunting ground in 1079, the origins of its name are found in the Old English words <em>lind </em>(lime tree) and <em>hyrst</em> (wooded hill). The pre-Raphaelite church of St Michael and All Angels overlooks the village and is admired for its frescos and stained-glass windows, while the New Forest Museum offers visitors a fascinating guide to the history and heritage of this ancient hinterland. Lyndhurst has a m&eacute;lange of independent shops, art galleries, cafes and tea rooms, pubs, and hotels. Popular English folklore has the village as a stage for dragon-slaying: Sir Berkeley &lsquo;The Valiant&rsquo; and his pack of hounds defeating the dragon after thirty days and thirty nights of battle that raged through the forest. Legend has it that the dragon drew its final breath on Boltons Bench hill, just outside the village, where it&rsquo;s body turned into the yew tree that&rsquo;s rooted there today.</p> <p>The delightful, 3 bedroomed, semi-detached <a href="https://www.newforestcottages.co.uk/holiday-cottages/camellia-cottage/370" target="_blank">Camellia Cottage</a> (sleeps 6) is peacefully situated in a quiet cul-de-sac in a residential area of Lyndhurst, yet within walking distance of the bustling high street. Renovated to a high standard, it offers couples&nbsp;or families comfortable accommodation in the heart of the New Forest.</p> https://props.toadhallcottages.co.uk/s3images/regioninfo/NFC/DSC_0210_ps_copy.jpg

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Camellia Cottage

£766–£1359 £651 – £670

Lyndhurst, New Forest

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Camellia Cottage is a deligthful cottage sleeping up to 6 guests and is dog friendly too. The cottage is just a short walk from Lyndhurst high street.

Oxmead Cottage

£766–£1482

Lyndhurst, New Forest

6 3 Display whole stars Display half star (if needed)

Modern stylish cottage sleeping six people in the heart of Lyndhurst.

Chestnut Cottage

£864–£1678

Lyndhurst, New Forest

6 3 Display whole stars Display half star (if needed)

Newly built detached holiday home with stylish interior sleeping six in the centre of the thriving village of Lyndhurst.

The Custards

£660–£1157

Lyndhurst, New Forest

4 2 Display whole stars Display half star (if needed)

1 The Custards is a pretty pet-friendly holiday home, just a short walk to both the open Forest and the popular village of Lyndhurst.

Reinbek

£823–£1482 £741 – £830

Lyndhurst, New Forest

5 3 Display whole stars Display half star (if needed)

Charming modern cottage for up to five guests within the popular New Forest village of Lyndhurst, with private parking and a pretty garden with seasonal planting.

The Smithy

£540–£1041

Lyndhurst, New Forest

4 2 Display whole stars Display half star (if needed)

Cosy holiday home tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the popular New Forest village of Lyndhurst with private parking and secluded courtyard garden.

Rose Cottage

£703–£1359 £843

Lyndhurst, New Forest

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Cosy dog-friendly cottage sleeping four people with open fire, garden and summer house.

Fallow Cottage

£703–£1359

Lyndhurst, New Forest

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Fallow Cottage is a stylish recently refurbished Victorian cottage with a pretty garden just a short stroll from the centre of Lyndhurst.

The Snug

£540–£987

Lyndhurst, New Forest

4 2 Display whole stars Display half star (if needed)

Cosy two bedroom cottage within walking distance of the popular Lyndhurst High Street

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Known as the “Capital of the New Forest”, the Royal Manor of Lyndhurst has been visited by kings and queens throughout the centuries. Established as a royal hunting ground in 1079, the origins of its name are found in the Old English words lind (lime tree) and hyrst (wooded hill). The pre-Raphaelite church of St Michael and All Angels overlooks the village and is admired for its frescos and stained-glass windows, while the New Forest Museum offers visitors a fascinating guide to the history and heritage of this ancient hinterland. Lyndhurst has a mélange of independent shops, art galleries, cafes and tea rooms, pubs, and hotels. Popular English folklore has the village as a stage for dragon-slaying: Sir Berkeley ‘The Valiant’ and his pack of hounds defeating the dragon after thirty days and thirty nights of battle that raged through the forest. Legend has it that the dragon drew its final breath on Boltons Bench hill, just outside the village, where it’s body turned into the yew tree that’s rooted there today.

The delightful, 3 bedroomed, semi-detached Camellia Cottage (sleeps 6) is peacefully situated in a quiet cul-de-sac in a residential area of Lyndhurst, yet within walking distance of the bustling high street. Renovated to a high standard, it offers couples or families comfortable accommodation in the heart of the New Forest.