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Skylarks is a beautifully restored, 18th Century listed beamed one bedroomed holiday apartment located a few steps from the High Street in Lymington. Despite being so close to the High Street it is in a very quiet location. It is situated above a shop, totally self-contained, it sleeps 2. It has a superking size bed. Skylarks has a flat screen freeview smart tv and blue ray dvd player (also has 3D), free wifi, microwave, fridge, hob and shower room. Linen and towels provided free of charge.

The accommodation has a superb location being just off the high street. The train station is just a short walk away and there is a wide variety of coffee shops and restaurants in walking distance. Tesco's is only a short walk away. The ferry terminal to the Isle of Wight is in the area as well. On Saturdays there is a market in the high street.

The flat is situated just off the High Street but is very quiet. There is a lovely market on Saturdays.

The Hayloft is a recently converted stylish barn set within the New Forest National Park yet conveniently located within walking distance of the historic coastal town of Lymington. Finished with comfort and enjoyment at its heart it provides the setting for a luxury getaway.

The Hayloft is set on the A337 into Lymington. The getaway provides sleeping accommodation for up to 4 people with a large open plan kitchen/diner and lounge. A movie/game room supplies the perfect ingredients for a cosy night in fit with board games, games consoles and a variety of movies. The converted barn comes complete with a Jacuzzi hot tub and BBQ. The hot tub is drained and re filled after every check out, therefore we cannot guarantee that it will be up to temperature on your first night. Please also note that the use of the hot-tub cannot always be guaranteed in busy periods due to routine maintenance. We recommend to bring easy slip on shoes to get to and from the hot tub!

A beautiful King size Ensuite Annexe for two with your own private gated entrance , your own front door and small private courtyard garden area for your exclusive use with table and chairs . You will never have to see us !!!! We provide Complimentary Coffee, Tea, sugar, two different cereals, milk , biscuits and fruit in your room. If you prefer a hearty full English breakfast there are numerous very good places nearby ! Free Parking in the Close directly in front of our house , WiFi .

A beautiful King size Ensuite room with your own private gated entrance, your own front door, your own private courtyard style seating area. Complimentary Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Breakfast Cereal , fruit and biscuits and milk in your room on arrival. There is a small fridge in the room .

We are only a couple of minutes walk from a footpath which takes you across the fields and onto the famous Lymington to Keyhaven Solent Way Walk and Nature reserve. The mosaic of ponds, ditches, and lagoons on the reserve support a large number of wetland plants and animals. In winter wading birds including Black-tailed Godwit, Curlew and Lapwing feed in the flooded pastures alongside Wigeon and Brent Geese. Spring sees the arrival of migrants from the south. Wheatears appear on the shingle at Iley Point and Whitethroats sing from clumps of bramble along the Ancient Highway. In early summer look out for Linnets and Stonechats perched on Gorse bushes around the reserve. Plants flowering on the seawall include Sea Pink, Rock Samphire and Sea Campion. In late summer the ditches are full of the purple- flowered Sea Aster, often attracting Wall Brown and Painted Lady butterflies. Several species of dragonfly patrol the waterways catching insects or searching for a mate. Mammals too make a home on the reserve, Roe Deer and Hares are frequently seen around Normandy Marsh while numerous mice and voles provide food for hunting Barn Owls. ABOUT LYMINGTON Lymington is a pretty Georgian market town in the south of the New Forest, Hampshire. It is surrounded on three sides by the New Forest National Park, offering a delightful combination of wooded forest and open heathland. The town sits on the western bank of the beautiful Lymington River, leading onto the Solent, with idyllic views of the unspoilt coastline and the Isle of Wight. To the west of Lymington is a coastal nature reserve to Keyhaven and Hurst Castle, recognised as a site of Special Scientific Interest. Lymington’s town centre was predominantly built in Georgian times and has a number of very fine and attractive Georgian buildings, which lend an air of history and elegance, in particular along the High Street, with its hotels, inns, shops and other businesses. There are a number of excellent boutique shops and independent cafés, with a good choice of well-known retail outlets. The large and busy Charter Market has origins back to the 13th century and fills both sides of the High Street from Church Street to Quay Street all day every Saturday, come rain or shine. The cobbled Quay Street leads down to the Old Town Quay, still used as a base by local fishing boats. Lymington boasts a variety of restaurants for all tastes, and many excellent pubs, both in the town centre and on the outskirts, as well as further afield in many of the nearby New Forest villages A major yachting centre with three marinas; Lymington is the heart of the UK’s acknowledged Sailing Mecca and famous for its connections with Sir Ben Ainslie and other sailing legends. The open-air Sea Water Baths date from 1833 and has recently been restored, making a popular activity for locals and visitors throughout the summer months. The town also boasts a successful coastal rowing club and a host of other watersports including kayaking, powerboating and paddle-boarding. Lymington has a vibrant marine industry, from chandlers, yacht sales and race crew management to yacht service, marine engineering and components. Between Forest and Sea: a wonderful place to live - or visit! With all this in mind, it’s not surprising that Lymington is one of the “Best UK Coastal Towns in Which to Live”. Combined with accessible road and rail links north to London, west to Bournemouth and east to Southampton and beyond, as well as the car ferry service to Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, the town combines practicality with pleasure; the perfect work-life balance. There is a wealth of local sports, clubs and leisure activities. We are only 20 minutes walk into Lymington Town Centre and a short distance from the bus stop ! A short drive across the forest to Beaulieu Village , Motor Museum and Palace House. Step back in time on the banks of the Beaulieu River at the peaceful haven of Buckler's Hard. Discover what it was like to live and work in an 18th century shipbuilding village; home to the ships built for Nelson's fleet at Trafalgar. Today, the village continues to thrive, unspoilt by the passage of time; As you stroll along the nearby Woodland Walk you will discover how the local timber at Buckler's Hard was used in the 18th and 19th centuries to construct ships for the British Navy. Visit the Maritime Museum which tells the story of this unique village, bringing to life the characters who lived here at the time of Henry Adams, the Master Shipbuilder at Buckler's Hard between 1744 and 1805. Historic displays in the Labourer's and Shipwright's cottages show how the village would We are on the coast in between the cities of Bournemouth and Southampton.

The Vineyard is a great base for exploring the beautiful New Forest which is just a stones throw away and also within walking distance to Lymington via a public footpath. The New Forest is one of the largest remaining tracts of unenclosed heathland & forest where wild ponies & deer roam freely, & you can too! The nearby town of Lymington is a pretty Georgian coastal town on the southern edge of the New Forest, famous for sailing with its international marinas and its rich history.

From the lounge you can see the Isle of Wight & rows of our vines in the gorgeous Hampshire countryside. The main bedroom is a comfy double bed on a mezzanine level looking out over the living area, this has an en-suite loo. In the main living area, the sofa makes into a double bed if you are more than 2! If you have a baby, we have a travel cot and a high chair which we can put in there ready for your arrival. There is a lovely large bathroom with a bath & shower on the ground floor. The kitchen is fully equipped (no microwave I’m afraid). We have room for bikes and boats on trailers - just ask! (additional cost of £25 for boats we ask for cash on arrival for this)

We have a fantastic selection pubs and restaurant’s just walking distance along a pretty footpath. The local footpath runs around our fields, one direction takes you to Lymington the other takes you to the New Forest.

A charming cottage in the coastal market town of Lymington, in easy reach of shops, pubs and restaurants. Comprises two double bedrooms, one with a king size bed and the other with a double bed. It is a self contained cottage enjoying a super location, with the Georgian market town, its lovely High Street, 2 Marinas and sea wall walks all within easy walking distance. There are endless cycle paths, forest walks and the many delights of the New Forest to explore.

Lymington and the New Forest will be sure to spoil you and hopefully so will we, making your stay a memorable one. We have run, as airbnb Super Hosts, a small Cottage approximately 4 miles from this property for over 20 months now and have achieved a five star rating and believe we know how to make guests feel welcome. We have also learnt what is important to guests so we have applied that learning in bringing this new offering to the holiday letting market.

There are endless activities, coffee shops, pubs, restaurants, walks, rides, costal walks on offer all within minutes walk or drive if wanting to explore the delights of the New Forest. On Saturdays Lymington High Street has a lovely market on the High Street.

Appletree house annex is perfect for a short stay in the new forest. We have secure parking, on booking you will be given the code to the electric gates at the front of the property and the key safe. There is a designated parking space beside the annex entrance. The suite consists of a spacious, light airy double bedroom with a king size bed, a small shower room, chest of drawers and tea and coffee making facilities. On request we can supply a travel cot or toddler bed.

Appletree house annex is above the triple garage. It is connected to a locked office. Should we need access to the office during your stay we have built an entrance from the garage so guests won't be disturbed. We provide fresh linen, towels, tea, coffee, hot chocolate, uht milk and biscuits. We do not provide breakfast. The annex is insulated and heated with electric heaters, in cooler months these will be turned on long before you arrive, there is also a heated mattress cover on the bed.

We are seven minutes drive from Lymington which is full of lovely places to eat and shop, more information can be given via email and there'll be a list of places to eat in the room. I am happy to make recommendations. Opposite Appletree annex, just a two minute walk away is Gordleton Mill, a five star hotel serving breakfast lunch and supper daily. There's plenty to do in the area, we are five minutes drive from the New Forest National Park where you can take a walk with the new forest ponies, cows and donkeys. Beaulieu abbey and Motor museum is a twenty minute drive as is Bucklers Hard. You can take the ferry from Lymington to the Isle of Wight and explore Yarmouth. Appletree house is situated on a bridleway, it's possible to walk from the house to Everton where there's a pub or even further to Milford on Sea one of Britain's last remaining sea side villages, about 3miles. Milford has some very nice shops and restaurants.

We hope you will enjoy staying in our guest suite. We want to make sure that you have a relaxing and enjoyable stay in the delightful town of Lymington, situated between the New Forest and the sea. There is so much to see and do in the local area - whether walks in the New Forest, visiting towns and villages such as Beaulieu and Brockenhurst or enjoying the sea and coastline. The Isle of Wight can be accessed from Lymington Ferry Terminal and makes a great day trip.

Ground floor self contained accommodation, with a small private garden. The suite contains a kitchenette: a microwave, kettle, toaster, fridge and sink but there are no cooking facilities. We provide tea, coffee and a welcome gift of milk and biscuits. There is a spacious shower room with towel heater, shower gel and shampoo/conditioner. The bedroom separates off from the main living area by sliding doors. In the bedroom there is a comfortable double bed and an extra single bed can be used in the main living area if required. In the living area is a fireplace with wood burner, television and comfortable seating. We have provided some books on the local area and games to play. There is ample parking on the drive or on the quiet road outside.

Our house is in a quiet residential road, close to the town centre. The harbour is within easy walking distance and Lymington has a host of restaurants, pubs and independent cafes. There are plenty of walks and cycle routes to explore, whether in the New Forest or down along the sea wall. The views here are not to be missed.

The Blue House is a stylish detached house, within a leisurely 10 minute walk from Lymington’s High Street. With modern decor, 3 bedrooms, a playroom and outside play area it has everything you need for a relaxed holiday. It has parking for up to 3 cars and a sunny wraparound garden. We hope you enjoy your stay here!

The Blue House is new to the market for summer 2019. Upstairs there are 3 bedrooms - 1 master with King Size bed, 1 twin with 2 small single beds that can be joined to create a king, and 1 single bedroom. There is also a bathroom with bathtub and a separate digital rain shower. Downstairs there is an open plan living/ dining / kitchen room with sliding doors onto the garden. The kitchen has all the mod cons including dishwasher, a nespresso machine and wine fridge. There is a TV and DVD player. The property has WiFi. There is a downstairs wc off the hallway and also a playroom/ tv room. This room has toys, board games, books, and a washing machine. Outside there is a sunny patio, a gas barbecue, a wraparound garden with another patio area around the side, a little playhouse and a gated play area with slide. The property is child- friendly, with stair gates, cots, high chairs, bed barrier, children’s tableware etc, if needed.

A brand new cool and quirky chalet sleeping up to four people. With its own mini courtyard area, gated parking and the beach, village centre, shops, bars, pubs and restaurants less than a 5 minute walk away, this is the perfect getaway for couples, small families or friends who want to visit the best of the South Coast and New Forest.

- Parking available for one vehicle (nearby on-road parking for any additional vehicles). - Well behaved dogs welcome for an extra £10 a night (not on furniture) - There is a mini kitchenette with kettle, toaster and fridge and all necessary glass and tableware - Small courtyard area with seating for 4 - BBQ (May-September) - Smart TV (with access to iPlayer, BBC sports and news, Netflix, YouTube etc. Can also be linked to a laptop) - WiFi - 1 double bed and one small double sofa bed

- Co-op, Boots, newsagents, fish and chip shop, butchers, greengrocers and boutique shops less than a 5 minute walk away - Several bars, coffee shops, pubs and restaurants less than a 5 minute walk away (including Italian, Thai, Indian, Fish and Hampshire's 2 best restaurants according to Trip Advisor) - The beach (and beach side cafes) are less than a 10 minute walk away - 8 minute drive to the centre of the pretty Georgian market town of Lymington

This flat is set in a grade II listed building and affords views up and down the Georgian High Street. Recently refurbished, on the 1st floor is a kitchen, bathroom and lounge (incl sofa bed) and dining area. A large double bedroom covers the top floor.

The property has been refurbished, including a new bathroom. We always strive to keep our apartment in the best condition for our guests, therefore we have made the following further improvements in 2020: New carpets, upsized to a king size bed and refreshed decor. Set out over two levels, the first floor features a fully equipped kitchen, modern bathroom and bright lounge (including sofa bed and dining area). There is a large double bedroom covering the top floor, with plenty of room to accommodate young children (if required) or to simply relax and enjoy the views.

LYMINGTON: Lymington is a market town steeped in history, from it's smuggling past to it's more legitimate business of the sea salt industry. As you wander down the High Street you can see how the town has evolved over the years into the yachting retreat it is today. Every Saturday this apartment has views over the market stalls that have an array of items to explore. There are also some fantastic restaurants such as The Haven for a lovely meal overlooking the Marina, to a more relaxed meal in the Kings Head (where the fish and chips are legendary) or if you are looking for a coffee, Ciao Belli serves up a lovely coffee (and some classic Italian food). A must during your stay should be a walk along the Solent Way towards Keyhaven. Starting at the marina, it follows the sea wall past Lymington marshes and wildlife reserve and offers beautiful views across the Solent to the Isle of White and the iconic Needles. The route is accessible by foot, cycle and buggy. The local park (Woodside Gardens) has tennis courts, playgrounds, rugby and football pitches. This is a lovely place to go for a picnic and the walk from the apartment to Woodside takes you past some of the historic architecture of Lymington. If you would like to get out on the water during your time in Lymington then boat tours around the Solent are available from the Quay. There are various options available depending on your preferences. Or if you prefer to stay on dry land, you can grab some fishing gear, kick back and do a spot of crabbing. THE SURROUNDING AREAS: Lymington has the New Forest on its doorstep so it is the perfect location to explore all the villages, trails, forest walks and pubs it has to offer. You also have Buckler's Hard, quaint Beaulieu and it's motor museum, Hurst Castle and Milford-on-Sea, Highcliffe Castle and Mudeford's beautiful beach, all a short journey by car or a bike ride away. There is also an excellent network of buses should you require them. DAY TRIPS: Lymington Town train station is only a short 5 minute walk from the apartment and connects to Brockenhurst in the New Forest where you can spend the day exploring the village and surrounding forest trails or hire bikes and venture further afield (cycle hire is available right next to Brockenhurst train station - maps and suggested routes are supplied). There is a ferry that departs frequently between Lymington and the Isle of Wight (Yarmouth), taking passengers and cars. Try to squeeze in a day trip over to the island to explore Yarmouth, Alum Bay, hike out to The Needles, wander around Shanklin or soak up some history at Osborne House. Lymington Pier ferry terminal is just a short train journey from Lymington Town station. If relaxation is what you have in mind, then Senspa or the spa at Chewton Glen should be on your list of things to do. There are loads of individual treatments or spa days to choose from - if you are heading to Chewton Glen then I would recommend having afternoon tea there too! For the children there is Longdown activity farm, where they can see and hold a range of cute farmyard animals!! If exploring further afield, then a great trip is to drive to the famous beaches at Sandbanks and catch the chain ferry across to Studland. From there, continue on to Corfe Castle, Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove where you can experience some the the dramatic Jurassic coast. .... or you could always curl up with a good book, a glass of wine and watch the world wander by in the comfort of this lovely High Street apartment!

The accommodation comprises 1 double bedroom and there is also a smaller bedroom with 2 single beds ideal for children. This is available at extra cost. There is sole use of a bathroom. The property is a charming 1870 cottage and situated in the coastal market town of Lymington located very close to 2 marinas with easy access to the town centre and the high street is only a 10 minute walk away, where you will find excellent shopping including a Saturday Market and many fine restaurants and pubs.

Within easy reach of the Isle of Wight ferry to Yarmouth ( 1.4 miles, 5 minutes by car ) and well connected by public transport and rail connection for London via Brockenhurst. Being on the edge of the historic New Forest there are many delightful walks and cycle paths, with wonderful beaches at Milford, Highcliffe and Mudeford nearby.

This is a quite peaceful neighbourhood and should be respected if returning late at night

The Barn offers guests beautiful, private and tranquil ground floor holiday accommodation in a peaceful rural setting. One bedroom (king or twin), en shower room, and open plan living / dining room. Can sleep up to 2 people and one baby. Wheelchair access. Private parking space. Private terrace over looking the fields. You have a small fully functioning kitchenette, with washing machine, fridge/freezer, 2 Electric hobs ,an electric Microwave/oven/grill. There is one T.V , wifi with gas heating.

The Kitchenette is equip with multi oven / grill / microwave, 2 x induction hob, fridge and freezer, washing machine, coffee machine, kettle and toaster, iron and ironing board, crockery and cutlery for up to 4 people, and bottled water. The electric induction hobs are plug in and used by Masterchef for speed. The electric multi function oven/grill and microwave is very high quality. These cooking facilities are for safety reasons as it a wooden building. This is a self catered unit only, we do not provide basic cooking ingredients. We do provide cooking utensils . We have full hard wired smoke alarms in all rooms of the barn plus a gas detector, fire extinguisher and blanket. We take your safety very seriously and are fully up to date with all safety requirements. We have yearly visits from the Fire service at our request. In the sitting room area there is a modern and comfortable feel. The room is suitable for one child (under 4 years old ). We do not provide extra beds, but have a travel cot available on request. In the bedroom it is a super king double bed . A stylish and clean cut en-suite bathroom, with shower, loo, hand basin and heated towel rail. Its appearance is fresh, crisp and clean with towels, and complimentary designer toiletries. There is a flat screen television in the sitting room area, so guests can chill out and relax whenever they wish. Due to covid 19 , you have a garden area allocated . Please only use this area while we have the covid 19 pandemic . If you wish to take a longer walk please use the fields next door , making social distancing much easier . The front garden is strictly out of bounds to all guests . The back garden can be used but social distancing must be followed , as we have other guests in the cottage . Please be sensible . Thank you .It is for the private use only . You can enjoy meals outside, if you fancy going al-fresco! Ground floor apartment suitable for limited mobility needs. Free private parking

Beautiful rural setting surrounded by fields, yet only a 10 minute walk from everything Lymington has to offer (high street, pubs and restaurants, sailing, marinas and much more..)

This single-storey, one-bedroom cottage is the ideal bolthole if you’re looking to recharge your batteries and spend some time away from all the stresses and strains of the day-to-day. The decking area overlooks the green, one of the hubs of West Bay, and you’ll want to spend time just soaking up the atmosphere (and hopefully the sun!) sitting in the garden furniture here. Indoors is an open plan living space that runs the full width of the property, with a kitchen and dining area as well as a cosy lounge with a Freeview TV and DVD player. There’s also a double bedroom with a door leading out to the patio, as well as a bathroom with a shower over the bath. Please note: when you book this property, you can also book a return ferry trip to the Isle of Wight. We guarantee that this will be the best price available for your selected date and route. If you find a lower price, we will refund the difference. As a guest at the West Bay Cottages you will have complimentary access to the indoor pool, the Sauna and Technogym (Introductory fee of £10 per person) at the Island Wellness Club & Spa, a members club which is right on your doorstep. Please note there is a charge for pool towels - so you may wish to bring your own. There are plenty of activities for you to enjoy at The Island Wellness Club & Spa. Please click here to view a full price list of activities and equipment to hire. Please call The Island Wellness Club & Spa team on 01983 766222 for more information or to book activities and spa treatments. Wi-Fi If you are too busy to switch off completely, you can stay connected with Island Wellness Club & Spa’s complimentary wireless broadband service available in the properties. Please note that the internet connection is a little slower on the Island, like Isle of Wight pace of life, and not fibre optic so only suitable for general browsing. We hope you take your break as an opportunity to unwind and disconnect a little from technology to be able to reconnect with friends and family.

Welcome to Oak House Annexe a beautiful new property on the door step of the New Forest and 5 minutes from the gorgeous seaside town of Lymington. The moment you drive through the large oak gates you know you are somewhere special. The Property is set in 10 Acres of land and sits alongside the beautiful Oak House and will offer a true country side experience. Only 25 minutes from Bournemouth & Christchurch, 35 minutes from Southampton. Escape from everything and experience something special

The Oak House Annexe is separate from the main house offering complete privacy and tranquility. There is a small area for basic food preparation with a fridge, sink & oven / hob. Guests will have full use of the hot tub and patio area. The grounds are private and truly beautiful with a lovely river flowing at the bottom of the fields and the occasional sheep is on hand to offer advice :)

Lymington is a beautiful popular seaside town set in the heart of the new forest. Easy access to all local attractions

Deerleap Lodge is a quaint cabin nestled on the outskirts of the New Forest National Park. It is a well-appointed, self-catering, light and airy garden cabin with a nautical theme and an open plan feel. Sleeping 2/3 guests, it's just a short walk to historic seaside town Lymington, ferries to the Isle of Wight and nearby beaches. With gorgeous south-facing views towards Keyhaven Nature Reserve and IoW, it is ideal for couples, walkers, birdwatchers and cyclists looking for a relaxing retreat.

The lodge backs onto gorgeous south-facing views of the Keyhaven nature reserve and Isle of Wight, and is complete with garden, chairs and bbq with both sets of doors opening onto the lawn. The lodge regularly gives you an up-close and personal experience with some of the local wildlife, with more permanent residents including Roe deer, owls, horses, pheasants and more. Conveniently located on the main coast road from Lymington to Christchurch, Bournemouth and beyond. Apologies, but no dogs due to the local wildlife and open fields backing onto the property. There is a king-sized bed that can be split, space for a cot (not provided) and sofa bed in the lounge. Our lounge has a smart TV, DVD player and electric log heater. The spacious separate bathroom comes complete with waterfall shower and heated towel rail, airing cupboard and more. The galley kitchen has modern white fitted appliances including fridge/freezer, microwave, electric oven, hob, dishwasher, washer/dryer and drawers for storage. There is also a small table and chairs for eating. The lawn is complete with deck chairs, dining area, BBQ and lighting.

The historic town of Lymington offers plenty for the visitor to the New Forest. This colourful coastal town is an ancient seaport with a rich maritime history. Situated on the west bank of the Lymington River, on the edge of the Solent, Lymington is a major yachting centre with three marinas. Deer Leap Lodge is just a 20 minute walk from the town centre with a bus stop directly outside the property. For your convenience 5 minutes walk away there are a convenience store, great takeaways, cash-point, pub, post office and petrol station. There's plenty to do around Lymington and the New Forest itself. Please don't hesitate to ask us for recommendations for pubs, restaurants, coastal walks, nature walks and nature spotting, cycling, horse riding, sailing and others.

Come and stay in our stylish garden lodge offering comfortable self contained accommodation for 4. Two bedrooms, shower room, open plan sitting / dining / kitchen area & private garden. In National Park, just 1 mile from Lymington.

Cute little lodge offering comfortable & well appointed family accommodation in the New Forest National Park, just outside the Georgian market town of Lymington.

We’re in a semi rural location surrounded by footpaths and within the New Forest National Park. There are two pubs within easy walking distance although there’s no pavement outside our home. You can walk into Lymington or the open forest using the footpaths (but bring walking boots or wellies and long trousers in the summer!) We are a short drive from the beach at Milford and it only takes 3 minutes to drive into Lymington - so seaside and countryside all on our doorstep.

Large luxury duplex apartment just off the High Street with a parking space and a pretty communal gated courtyard. Large open plan kitchen/dining/sitting room with two leather sofas (one is a double sofabed).The kitchen is fully equipped and comprises of a washer/dryer, dishwasher, large fridge/freezer. The bedroom which is large is on the top floor adjacent to a shower room. A travel cot can be provided on request. Please see my other listing - Central Lymington Apartment with Parking.

The centre piece of this comprehensively refurbished single-storey cottage is the living space, with its open-plan kitchen, living and dining area. At one end is the living room, where french doors open out onto wooden decking with garden furniture, while at the other end is the kitchen which includes a microwave and Nespresso coffee maker. The cottage has had all soft furnishings replaced in early 2020 utilising a contemporary design, including new sofa, carpets and curtains. The living room comes equipped with a Smart Freeview television and DVD/Blue-ray player, and there’s a dining table and chairs in the kitchen for you to enjoy meals together. The master bedroom has a double bed, bedside tables and contemporary style lamps. In the bathroom you’ll find a bath with shower over. Everything you need for a comfortable and relaxing holiday. Please note: when you book this property, you can also book a return ferry trip to the Isle of Wight. We guarantee that this will be the best price available for your selected date and route. If you find a lower price, we will refund the difference. As a guest at the West Bay Cottages you will have complimentary access to the indoor pool, the Sauna and Technogym (Introductory fee of £10 per person) at the Island Wellness Club & Spa, a members club which is right on your doorstep. Please note there is a charge for pool towels - so you may wish to bring your own. There are plenty of activities for you to enjoy at The Island Wellness Club & Spa. Please click here to view a full price list of activities and equipment to hire. Please call The Island Wellness Club & Spa team on 01983 766222 for more information or to book activities and spa treatments. Wi-Fi If you are too busy to switch off completely, you can stay connected with Island Wellness Club & Spa’s complimentary wireless broadband service available in the properties. Please note that the internet connection is a little slower on the Island, like Isle of Wight pace of life, and not fibre optic so only suitable for general browsing. We hope you take your break as an opportunity to unwind and disconnect a little from technology to be able to reconnect with friends and family.

Tucked away on a quiet road is this modern cosy home with everything you need for a stay in Lymington. Upstairs are two bedrooms and a bathroom and downstairs is a living room, fully equipped kitchen, conservatory and tiny garden. It's a short drive or twenty minutes walk from the centre of Lymington with easy parking right outside the property.

A cosy, well-equipped cottage, recently refurbished to a high standard. Ideally located on the outskirts of Lymington with easy access to the New Forest and south coast. There is parking for one car at the front of the cottage and a private courtyard garden to the rear with patio table and chairs.

The bedrooms are on the first floor, reached by steep cottage stairs. Bedroom one has a king size wrought iron bed. Bedroom two has a single bed and an en-suite WC with wash basin. The new shower room is on the ground floor with cosy underfloor heating. The beamed lounge/dining room has a high quality wood burning stove, Laura Ashley sofas, smart tv and Bluetooth CD radio. The kitchen is equipped with an oven and ceramic hob, large fridge freezer, dishwasher, microwave and Nespresso coffee machine. The utility room has a butlers sink, washing machine and small tumble dryer.

The cottage is ideally located for exploring the New Forest and the market town of Lymington, whose weekly market takes over most of the High Street every Saturday (subject to Covid 19 restrictions).The quay and marinas are close by, as are the beaches at Milford-on-Sea. A convenience store is 100 yards away, with other shops and takeaways (fish & chips, Indian and Chinese) within half a mile. The nearest pub is two doors away but is currently closed.

During COVID-19 we are not accepting any bookings online. Once the lockdown is lifted then we will accept guests to stay. If you want to book for a period out of lockdown, you need to contact us at New Forest Escapes please. Thanks. Rachel and the team. Calling all romantics, walkers, wanderers and design lovers. Come hither. This place is for you. Chic and cool, The Boat Shed is a mini ‘Grand Designs’ of a home. It packs a hefty architectural punch with its shingle cladding, log burner, multi-tasking living space, sleep space under the eaves and sunny, sheltered veranda. Unsurprisingly, The Boat Shed’s owners, Alice and Henning Stummel, have appeared on Channel 4’s Grand Designs with their London home, The Tin House, which was also shortlisted for RIBA House of the Year. Whilst the area bustles with the seaside life of nautical living and small town vibrancy this location is an oasis of calm tucked in amongst the trees. Hidden from the neighbours, this quiet and peaceful hideaway is perfect for feeling secluded whilst only being a gate away from the joys of seaside life; sea birds, tinkling boat masts and the fresh sea air. Just open the garden gates for a short-cut into the boat yard and coastal path. The Sea Water Baths in the Lymington Lido are just in front of you. Walk ‘not-quite-next-door’ to great food and the town, walk west to big skies and wild beaches. Alice and Henning have rescued and repurposed The Boat Shed in a similar playful and minimalist style to their award winning property The Tin House. Alice says, “We live in a utilitarian style, pared-down, simple and functional. We only have what we need and find that the decluttering allows for more freedom in such a small space.” Accordingly, space in The Boat Shed is used to a premium. A shipshape mini-kitchen is set into a wall of pale wood floor to ceiling cupboards, the table seats four, a comfy cabin-style sofa doubles as a generous queen-sized bed while the mezzanine space under the eaves very comfortably sleeps one and is snuggly for two (you could always ‘top and tail’). While The Boat Shed is close to the bustle of the lively and picturesque market town of Lymington, it is tucked away in a secret, secluded spot – at the end of Royal Lymington Yacht Club’s dinghy yard. It is reached through double gates and surrounded by a private garden with mature leafy trees hiding it from view. There’s a table for two on the cabin’s veranda while another table in the garden can seat up to eight if you have visitors – perfect for picnics, drinks and nibbles on summer days and warm evenings. The air is filled with the calls of seabirds and the view is full of boat masts – with the Lymington to Yarmouth ferry bumbling past in the distance. You’re welcome to bring your own boat for sailing. Access for dinghies is through the garden to get to the public slipway next to the Royal Lymington Yacht club which is available for guests. The house doesn’t come with a berth, so your boat will have to be kept on the driveway. A small RIB will have to be driven around to the slipway. Or hire a RIB or boat locally. Walk out the garden gates straight into the Royal Lymington Yacht Club dinghy yard and you’ll find yourself on the coastal path. Head east past The Mayflower pub which is excellent for food, meander through the bigger boat marinas and you’ll get to the cobbled town quay with cafes and more pubs, including our personal favourite cafe, Greedo. If you head West instead, you will pass The Haven Bar and Restaurant which serves fabulous food and instagram worthy cocktails. Following this path along you’ll head out of town for bigger skies, wilder walks, long beaches and the occasional cafe. Top inland destinations are easily accessible by train or car with The New Forest only a short distance away. Consider planning an adventure on the way home to maximise your time in this glorious location. Heading into the forest by train is a great day trip when you’ve exhausted the coastal options or fancy a change in scenery. We suggest walking to the train station at Lymington town, taking the 9 minute train across the National Park wilds to Brockenhurst and walking to The Pig Hotel for a fancy lunch and day out walking in the forest. The Pig is well known and celebrated for its local menu, working walled gardens and country-house style. Practicalities The sofa bed will not be made on arrival. We leave all the items you’ll need in the cupboards and you’ll have to make the bed yourselves. The Mayflower Pub is almost next door and does very good food at all meal times. Families/Extra guests The third bed is high, 4ft wide bed and above the bathroom in the eaves. There is a floor to ceiling slatted barrier on the long side. The ladder is vertical to get to it on the short side. For two adults it would very snuggly! But teens and children may be very happy here. Just please be aware that there is no barrier to stop them falling out on the short side. The kitchen table seats 4. Should you have guests visiting, there is another table for eight outside. Accessibility The Boatshed is perched on 1.5m high stilts. There is a ramp for access and there are no steps once inside. The door is wide enough for wheelchairs. The bathroom is small, narrow and has no specific grab rails etc for those with challenged mobility. You can park the car within 30 metres. The track is mainly flat, but cobbled and not even. Garden : There is a small garden around the property which has mature trees and is shady. A double gate opens directly into the dinghy boat yard storage area and the coastal path walking route is just across it. Kitchen : Tiny kitchen with sink, small convection oven, hob, toaster, kettle. Mod Cons : A Roberts radio. Connectivity : There is good 4G locally. Phone service is reasonable for most suppliers. Parking : There is off road parking for 2 medium sized cars. Kids' Stuff : There are no cots or highchairs here but there is space to have them in the main room. Please do bring them with you. Pets : Well behaved dogs are welcome at £30 per dog per stay. There is excellent dog walking on the coastal paths from here. No dogs larger than 20kgs please. Other pets, please ask. -- What makes this special... We love not washing up! Here you are surrounded by so many amazing places that are excellent for food, you can easily eat out for nearly every meal. Heading east The Mayflower is practically next door, meandering through the boat marinas will take you to the cobbled town quay with cafes and more pubs, then one minute further to our favourite Greedo cafe. Go West from the house and you’ll find The Haven bar and cafe. The walking from here is superb. We love Hurst Castle (boat out, walk back) to blow any cobwebs away. There is a great cafe there too. Or head along the coastal path through Milford on Sea beach out toward the golden sands of Highcliffe and plenty of cafe options along the way. There is a good bus service to get you home again. Going west are 4 miles of coastal nature reserve ending at the beautiful and rugged Hurst Spit and Hurst Castle (now a ruin – great for hide and seek and picnics). This coastline has great walks on mainly hard surfacing with views to the Isle of Wight Needles. Going east and north you soon access the National Park which is the smallest in the UK and full of wild and beautiful places to escape into. The bluebells here in the deciduous forests are a must – see in April and May. The short hop on the local ferry (terminal is walking distance) to the Isle of Wight which has its own sandy beaches (also walking distance). Limewood Hotel has a top spa, or you can get a home-visit masseur to pop in. Look at our blog for offers on Limewood Spa. 15% off for mid-week treatments for our lovely guests. For Foodies You really are spoilt for choice for pubs and restaurants in Lymington and the surrounding area. Within walking distance is Egan’s, which was originally the town police station, Seafood at Stanwells Hotel, Lanes, Elderflower, and the Yacht Haven to name but a few. There are an abundance of local pubs too. The New Forest area is 2 hours drive south of London. The city of Southampton is to the East, and Bournemouth is to the West but there are no major built up areas between. The New Forest is 300km square of beautiful forest and heathlands. It is coastal and The Solent is part of the English Channel. The small and agricultural Isle of Wight is part of the view from the beaches and coast to the south. The New Forest area is mainly flat with some rolling hills in the northern area. Walking and cycling here is particularly excellent. Tracks are well marked, have a good hard surface and you can detour to pass pubs and cafes in good distances for breaks. Horse riding is also excellent, bring your own or there are several good stables who offer forest rides or training. Dog walking here is lovely and dogs are welcome everywhere (including the coast) but should be on leads in spring and summer in heath areas for the migrating birds. Access is very good on the motorways M3 and M27. Train access is good and 1.hr 50mins to the sleepy Brockenhurst village which is central in the National Park. The area is sensitively managed by the National Park and Forestry Commission. There are over 4000 wild ponies, donkeys and cattle who live uncontained here and you will meet them on the roads and lanes. So travel carefully. There is a 40 mile and hour limit here for good reason. -- Further afield (and you can get here by train and a 15 minute walk) is The Pig in Brockenhurst and Limewood Hotel – both extremely well regarded. Book early. If you do go to The Pig, the walking from here is excellent (as are their teas and coffees if you can’t book in for a meal). Brockenhurst village is in the centre of the New Forest. It is a pretty and sleepy spot. Come for the slow life. the local bakery has been there since 1963, The Sett cafe is great, The Pig Hotel - is superb for local and slow food. Walking and cycling from here is particularly excellent. Burley area is a great eccentric spot. The golf course is an unfenced course so ponies and cattle can walk on the greens. It is well drained and well mown so the course is relatively undamaged and the animals are part of the fun of it. The village is busy and has a great local store. East End, Pilley villages. Very slow, very sleepy... three great pubs. Fabulous walking and beach access. Lymington. Busy, bustling, the centre of shopping and tourism. Well worth a visit to the weekly Saturday morning markets. Great coastal walking on The Solent Way which has amazing views. Lovely cafe's and restaurants. More vintage and pre-loved shops popping up - furniture and designer clothing. Waitrose and Tesco's supermarket. The waterpark at the old Lido is cheap, creative and amazing for kids in summer. Keyhaven village - extremely quiet.... no ponies and cattle here, you're out of the cattle grid zone. The coastal path is a lovely walk - head to Lymington off road in an hour. Walk to Hurst Castle along the spit, or take the boat is a must. Forage for samphire in late summer. Wild swim in some areas. Milford on Sea village is busy and full of good independent shops and some great foodie places. Hollands the independent supermarket is brilliant. The coast here is a secret to many. The beach is miles long, sandy at low tide and good for wild swimming, dogs and sandcastles. It's rarely busy. -- Owner and house rules. - The total number of adult beds are 3 with 1 baby in a cot allowed. - We do not accept any stag or hen groups OR any single sex, single generation groups. - Changeover days exclude any bank holidays or days either side of that. Min 3 nights stay over bank holidays. - No day visitors allowed. Please go to the pub next door. - Parties are not allowed here. - The neighbours here are accepting of holiday guests but please respect neighbourly hours when using the garden. One dog is welcome here, there is a surcharge of £40 for a dog per stay. If you breach these rules, or we think you may intend to breach these rules then we will cancel your booking within 48 hours of your booking. So please do not waste our time by booking if this is not the right place for you. We would rather you book the right place first time, than us both have the hassle or reorgansing after you've booked. Thanks. Sarah and the team at New Forest Escapes.  -- Hi I'm Rachel Parsons, founder of New Forest Escapes. For 7 years we have been offering New Forest cottages and holiday houses. Big, small, luxury, eccentric, seaside and forest… We offer stays from 2 nights to 2 weeks or longer stays up to 6 months. In 2011, with a 6 month old baby, I started with one holiday cottage. After 3 years friends kept asking me to help out. Now we have over 20 houses and are looking for more. The team has grown from just me (thank goodness) and we have 4 part time mums in the office which is just outside Lymington. We are proud of the care we take of people. We're all locals. Our experience and knowledge of the area and the houses is excellent - we are in them often checking and primping things. We love to share the best local spots and help people make happy memories of this lovely area. Predictable as it sounds, it's important to slow down and smell the flowers and our mission is to inspire moments of happiness in everything we do. Also to make things as simple and easy for everyone we communicate with. We don't always get that right, but we do try! Here's a glimpse into our thinking: we like (and have blogged extensively on how to do...) Breakfast on the beach, Swallows and Amazons adventures, toasting marshmallows over the fire by the shore, the lived-in look, English eccentric style, exploring, country tracks, creativity and fun, Scrabble on the jetty, story-tellers spinning tales in forest glades, scrummy picnics… What we don't like, Beige and boring, characterless identikit rooms, thin mattresses, shower mould, no free condiments, having to lay your own fire, not being able to find the matches, scrabbling around trying to find information on where to go and what to do… Who is our customer and how do we help them? Since 2012 we have helped over 2000 groups holiday in the New Forest. We've had the normal: family breaks, 70th birthdays, weddings… And we've had the unusual: pet geese, divorce parties and film shoots. There have been a few particularly special groups whose VIP was terminally ill and came to celebrate their last family get-together. Quite a humbling and amazing experience to help with. Going that extra bit…We know how important and tricky it is to get 'the magic bits' into a break. To help we've worked up some 'experience ideas' for inspiration. We know which pub serves the more bizarre brews. The restaurant with the freshest fish. The perfect spot for your morning yoga and forest bathing. Everyone, whatever age, will love making memories together. Read more in our blog here. Amenities: Cookware & Kitchen Utensils, Hair Dryer, kettle, Balcony, oven, fridge, Fireplace, BBQ grill, Seaview, Beach, Parking, Family friendly, cycling; Bathroom: shower, washbasin , toilet; Bedroom: Bed Linen & Towels, double sofa bed, single bed; Kitchen in the living / dining room: Cookware & Kitchen Utensils, dining table, Crockery & Cutlery, cooking hob;

Beach - 3 km Ferry - 4 km Golf - 2 km Restaurant - 400 m Train - 900 m

A delightful cottage overlooking Lymington river and the Marina. Located within easy walking distance of the Quay and nearby high street. Plenty of places to visit nearby with easy access to the beach and the forest.

Very close to the park and the seawater swimming pool. A selection of lovely pubs and eateries nearby and within easy walking distance of the cobbled quay and high street with a wide selection of shops. A short drive will take you into the forest were there are numerous enjoyable walks.

Egret Cottage is a 2 bedroom end of terrace Fisherman's Cottage built in 1812 featuring a wood burner and a cosy atmosphere. The cottage is situated at the bottom of the high street in the town centre moments away from the serene and picturesque New Forest and is conveniently located within walking distant of the Quay, where you can watch the boats coming into the harbour and even try your hand at crabbing!

Moments from the High Street and just a stones throw from the Quay, Lymington is a medieval market town made famous by the salt trade. The sea wall, just a 15 minute stroll away, provides a heavenly walk along the water which boasts views across to the Isle of Wight and The Needles. Every Saturday there is a large market selling fruit, vegetables, antiques and more. Moreover, If visiting with children, the Sea Water Baths will provide a brilliant family day out where you can participate in Zorbing, Canoeing and crossing the Giant Inflatable Assault Course. Furthermore, there is a plethora of pubs, restaurants and fine dining all within walking distance of this idyllic and quaint location.

Marinas, Quay sides, Medieval market town, Salt Marshes and The New Forest

Available from April 2020 - She is the Rolls Royce of the ocean; being one of the last of her kind, she is a perfect example of a classically handmade beauty. Moored in an incomparable position, in the absence of the hustle. thus being able to enjoy the quiet whilst basking in the day long-sunshine. The interior is all hand carved teak with bronze finishes. enjoy the luxury suede furnishings.

The boat is located in the marina of Lymington Yacht Haven. There is direct access to the amazing walks along Lymingtons 'sea wall', right by the water's edge, around the old salt flats. From the Yacht Haven you can walk to Lymington high Street within approx 10-15 minutes. However, there is an excellent bar/restaurant within the marina itself, The Haven is open for breakfast and stays open all day. There are other pubs within a 5 minute walk, and lot's more within this 15 minute walk. So, once you arrive, if you choose there would be no need to use a car. Lymington every Saturday hosts a market with excellent and various stalls selling a mixture of things, Wonder around the market town of Lymington and learn about it's interesting history The Area Within a short driving distance you are in the New Forest it'self, great for walks and picnic's and a chance to see the ponies and donkeys locally is a wonderful nature reserve with great photographic opportunities There is a super market held every Saturday on the high street, well worth a visit, What's special about this boat On sunny days the sun shines on the boat all day, excellent for a good tan

The boat is located in the marina of Lymington Yacht Haven. There is direct access to the amazing walks along Lymingtons 'sea wall', right by the water's edge, around the old salt flats. From the Yacht Haven you can walk to Lymington high Street within approx 10-15 minutes. However, there is an excellent bar/restaurant within the marina itself, The Haven is open for breakfast and stays open all day. There are other pubs within a 5 minute walk, and lot's more within this 15 minute walk. So, once you arrive, if you choose there would be no need to use a car. Lymington every Saturday hosts a market with excellent and various stalls selling a mixture of things, Wonder around the market town of Lymington and learn about it's interesting history

A city centre apartment in a quiet, gated courtyard development with independent access for a guest. An ideal place for solo travelers (your dog is welcome, too). Basic breakfast included: cereal, coffee/tea, juice. There are plenty of coffee shops along High Street and you are welcome to use my kitchen.

The bedroom occupies whole ground-floor and is dedicated for guest's use with en suite bathroom (shower cabin). All bed linen, towels, and toiletries are provided.

Just a minute walk to High Street with plenty of coffee shops, pubs and restaurants. Very convenient for access to town centre, quay, marinas, ferries, parks and coastal paths along Nature Reserve. Market day every Saturday (High St closed for traffic). Lymington Town train station (10 min walking distance) connecting to main railway at Brockenhurst if you arrive by train/via airports, and to Lymington Pier for Wightlink Ferry (foot passengers). New Forest National Park cycle routes planner can be downloaded from the National Park Authority website 'newforestnpa . gov . uk / todo / cycling'.

The Byre (old English for cowshed) is a cosy self contained unit with a double bedroom with en-suite shower room. The sitting room is light and airy with two sofas, chairs and table and well equipped small galley kitchen, with Nespresso mini coffee maker.

The Byre is comfortable and private offering flat screen TV, and Wi-fi. Gas fired central heating and good double glazing help to keep the space warm and cosy on cold days. Equally, there are two large Velux windows in the ceiling which gives a feeling of light and space. The kitchen offers combination microwave, fridge, hob, nespresso coffee machine, toaster and kettle as well as an assortment of normal kitchen utensils. Guests, who are staying a week or more can ask me to put a washing load in my own machine in my house (next door)

Lymington is a Georgian market town with three marinas for sailing on the Solent. The town is perfectly situated between the New Forest and south coast offering a wealth of activities to suit many interests. There is a notice board with cards from restaurants that other guests have used.

This newly refurbished, modern duplex apartment with allocated parking is set within a pretty communal gated courtyard. The open plan living space has a modern fully equipped kitchen and dining/living area. The kitchen has an induction hob, fan oven, washer/dryer, dishwasher, fridge and freezer. There are two bedrooms, the kingsize is upstairs next to the bathroom and the single is downstairs. Please see my other listing - Lymington Town Centre Apartment with Parking.

A luxury detached B&B for two with magnificent views to the Isle of Wight, minutes from the sea and Lymington town centre with its great shops, restaurants and bustling market.

Our detached studio B&B is located adjacent to our house at the top of a hill just outside Lymington. With its own entrance and private parking you have your own private terrace with outdoor seating to enjoy breakfast al fresco, overlooking the fields to the Isle of Wight. Large studio room with en-suite shower room, luxury bath robes and locally produced organic toiletries. Fully equipped kitchenette with microwave, fridge, coffee machine, kettle and toaster. Superking size bed with Egyptian cotton sheets and White Company towels. Sleeps two adults (cot on request for babe in arms). Continental breakfast in a hamper is delivered to your door each morning or served on your terrace in summer. Two bicycles available to hire (helmets included).

We are situated a few minutes from the centre of Lymington, a beautiful Georgian seaside town in the New Forest. We are moments from the sea and the ferry to the Isle of Wight as well as being a short hop from the beautiful New Forest National Park with its delightful villages of Beaulieu and Bucklers Hard. Golf, horse-riding sailing and cycling can all be booked locally - please ask when making your booking. We have an excellent pub serving delicious local food and ales a ten minute walk down hill from the Studio.

A Boutique style 3-bedroom apartment located right in the historic heart of Lymington. This is a bright and airy apartment with all the interior designed comforts of home. There is also a outside terrace with table and chairs a Great place to relax and have a drink. You're in the heart of Lymington town, surrounded by shops, restaurants and places of interest. And to make it convenient, if you are travelling by car, the home has two dedicated parking spaces just a minute walk away.

You'll have a wonderful stay in this boutique style fully furnished 3-bed / 2-bath sumptuous apartment with wifi in the heart of Lymington (New Forest) (SO41 9EP). It's a beautifully designed, very appealing light and bright contemporary apartment in excellent condition. The location is unbeatable! With its perfect position overlooking Lymington High Street, it offers convenience, high standards of living and comfort. The owner, an interior designer, offers an extremely well-presented property in neutral colours with an elegant and attractive style. The attention to detail makes the apartment a real pleasure to come home to. Every room is a delight. There's free access to Now TV in every room (online film service) - perfect for an evening unwind. IMMEDIATE AREA A good range of shops and a large choice of restaurants and bars are a step away. Several supermarkets are on hand (including a Tescos, Marks and Spencers Food Hall, and Waitrose). The Georgian market town of Lymington is set on the coast in the beautiful New Forest National Park, between Southampton and Bournemouth. Famous for its sailing history, there are two large marinas filled with fishing boats and yachts, as well as two sailing clubs. The town’s narrow streets are lined with pretty period cottages and houses, as well as plenty of local pubs and restaurants. Lymington High Street has several independent shops and designer boutiques, as well as a local market held each Saturday which dates back to the 13th century. At the bottom of the High Street, a cobbled road leads down to the Old Town Quay, which is still used by a number of commercial fishing boats. There is often a chance to buy fresh fish on the waterfront. From here you can take a stroll along the waters edge and soak up the atmosphere of this renowned sailing resort. The New Forest national park offers a huge range of leisure activities such as walking, horse riding, water sports (including kayaking, canoeing and sailing both sea and inland), archery and golf. We provide everything you'll need for an enjoyable and comfortable stay. There is free unlimited wifi access. APARTMENT SUMMARY * First floor with own entrance at the rear of the High Street . * Good sized sunny terrace overlooking shops in a small, quiet courtyard. * Large double master bedroom with a king-size bed, TV, fitted wardrobes, cream carpet and white walls. A large double glazed window overlooks the terrace at the rear of the building * Second large double bedroom with a double bed, TV, fitted wardrobes, cream carpet and white walls * Single bedroom with a single bed, TV, fitted wardrobe, drawers, cream carpet and white walls * Living room with a dining table and chairs, a comfortable sofa, ornamental fireplace, TV and Blue Ray DVD player and Unlimited Netflix and Now TV (giving you access to a huge choice of online films) * Separate kitchen with a large double glazed window and courtyard views. Facilities include fully integrated separate fridge and freezer, washer dryer, microwave, electric hob, and oven and plenty of storage space * Full bathroom with WC, handbasin, integrated TV, roll top bath with shower fittings. Floor is tiled. Walls are partially painted / partially fitted with tongue and groove white wood * Separate shower room and separate WC with handbasin * Two designated parking Spaces are available at the rear of the property (takes 2 cars) * Gas central heating throughout. LOCATION AND AMENITIES: Our apartment provides a great opportunity to stay in a unique, desirable and attractive property in the best part of Lymington. It offers all the convenience of the lively High Street yet it does not suffer from noise issues. The harbour is a five minute walk away. Parks, an open air swimming pool and leisure centre are located close by. The location gives easy access to the delightful towns and villages of The New Forest. Brockenhurst train station (direct line to Waterloo) is one stop from Lymington Town Station. Central London can be reached by car in 1.5 hours. A regular bus service connects Lymington to surrounding towns. Bournemouth with its huge stretch of golden sand beaches is a 45 minute drive. The Isle of Wight is an easy day trip direct on the ferry from Lymington (either as a car or foot passenger). LOCAL ACTIVITIES: Here's a taster of the many attractions in the area: Lymington Sea Water Baths: sea water baths open daily to swimmers from May to September. Children's paddling pool and sandpit also available Kayaking: kayaks can be hired from the harbour (a 5 minute walk) Yarmouth Castle (4 miles away): take a ferry trip from Lymington across to the Isle of Wight and see the remains of a C16th coastal fort as well as a wonderful picnic spot, historic Yarmouth exhibition and a C16th shipwreck Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum (New Milton, 5 miles away). This spectacular motorcycle museum houses over 350 rare and classic motorcycles, many being the only remaining examples in the world Breamore Manor House Countryside Museum (near Fordingbridge) with its children's maze and attractions for all the family Exbury Gardens (outside Beaulieu): home to a large beautiful garden and steam railway. There are over 20 miles of pathways, three woods and parkland to explore, and surprises lying await behind every corner. There is something to see all year round Beaulieu National Motor Museum and Beaulieu Abbey and Beaulieu Palace House (7 miles away): this great family day out heart of the New Forest attraction has something for everyone. Enjoy 250 vehicles in the motor museum, a wealth of history in the Palace house and unlimited rides on the monorail Bolderwood Deer Sanctuary (10 miles away): with its purpose built viewing platform overlooking a large meadow area where a herd of fallow deer regularly gather Burley Deer Park Safari: tractor and trailer rides to see Red Deer in the village of Burley Puffin Cruises: offer ferry rides and cruises from Lymington Quay. The best trip is an exhilarating surge across the Solent to the Isle of Wight, where the Needles lighthouse and towering chalk stacks loom from the water. They also do a two-hour sunset cruise in high summer Rockburne Roman Villa (outside Fordingbridge): remains of the largest Roman Villa in the area Buckler's Hard (outside Beaulieu): a private maritime 18th ship building village. Offers the chance to discover all about how ships were made and launched here using New Forest timber New Forest Cider: Just outside the beautiful village of Burley. Try the unpasteurised, real cider straight from the barrels Setley Ridge Vineyard: vineyard tours and tastings take you from how the grapes are grown through to the wine making process

Very central location on the High Street yet not overly bothered by noise (NOT hearing the market traders set up is one of the quirkiest things!). You'll find Tesco a few doors up. There's a good choice of restaurants, coffee shops, afternoon tea places in close proximity. There's plenty of independent interesting shops to wander around along the High Street and down to the port, which is a 5 minute pleasant walk. If you fancy a nice pub lunch, the Angel and Pig or the Ship Inn at the port are both favourites

A beautiful and characterful two bedroom Fishermans Cottage nestled in the heart of Lymington only a few minutes stroll from the pretty cobbled Quay and the historic High Street. Sailmaker's Cottage is a bright and stylish home which has been completely refurbished. There are two cosy bedrooms with a choice of bed layout, an open plan lounge and dining room, a new fully equipped kitchen and a sunny private garden. Road parking available and we also supply a local parking permit.

A great space to relax and unwind after a busy day! We’ve completely refurbished the cottage with a mix of modern and rustic vintage furnishings with a mission to make our guests feel special - we hope you enjoy the space as much as we enjoyed putting it together. The cottage is in an enviable location only a few minutes walk from the vibrant and charming centre of Lymington – the Georgian High Street and the quaint cobbled streets leading down to the boats bobbing on the Quay. Experience the best of Lymington with artisan eateries, traditional pubs, fresh sea air and the beautiful New Forest National Park. Sailmaker's Cottage has an open plan lounge and dining room – a great sociable space with comfy sofas and a chunky farmhouse dining table with seating for four. There’s an HD TV, free unlimited WiFi and Netflix. The new kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need including gas hob, oven with grill, dishwasher, washer/dryer, fridge freezer with water dispenser, kettle, toaster etc. We have a Nespresso coffee machine and supply a few pods to get you started. We love the midnight blue cupboards, brass handles, handmade metro tiles and oak floors. The master bedroom has two layout options – either a king sized bed or two single beds. We’ll lay out a king bed as standard but please let us know on booking if you’d prefer the single bed layout. Bedroom two is a cosy room with a double bed. Both bedrooms have extra deep pocket sprung mattresses with quality high thread count linen, wardrobes and chests of drawers. The travertine bathroom has a bath with rain head shower over and a heated floor. Towels included. Outside there’s a private sunny garden (shingle) with a great swing bench for enjoying a morning coffee. We also have an outdoor table & chairs and BBQ. Bike storage is available in the secure locked shed. Parking is usually available on the road (please note it’s non-permit). We also supply a free long stay parking permit to be used about five minutes walk away. The permit can also be used for free parking in approximately 30 car parks across the New Forest - great for exploring! We love to welcome families and have a few things to make it easier - a travel cot & mattress (please bring your own babies bedding), a high chair and kids plates & cutlery. Please note the original cottage stairs are quite steep and aren't compatible with a stair gate - we recommend little ones are supervised. Inside the cottage we have a guide book including a long list of our favourite places to eat, drink and days out nearby.

Our cottage provides the opportunity of staying in the heart of Lymington with all the conveniences of the historic High Street minutes away. The cobbled quay and is a few minutes stroll away. Parks, coastal walks, a leisure centre and an open air swimming pool are also nearby. The location gives easy access to the beautiful towns, villages, wildlife and open forest of the New Forest National Park.

Beautiful, extremely spacious, light and airy character flat. Perfectly positioned on the high street with gorgeous views from every window, directly down the historic cobbles, quay and river. The incredibly comfortable flat has been tastefully decorated in keeping with the traditional features of the house whilst still providing all the facilities needed for an extra cosy stay in the charming Georgian town.

The flat is accessed via the grand door next to Henry Lloyd. It is on the top floor after 2 flights of stairs, hence the spectacular views from all the windows and roof terrace. There is a decorative fireplace large bay window overlooking the high street and cobbles.

Lymington is a charming Georgian seaside town, full of boutique shops, restaurants and pubs. A five-minute drive takes you to the New Forest with walks, wildlife and golf courses. There is also a bustling market on Saturdays.

This cosy self-catering studio is perfect for a couple, or a family of three. There's a double bed plus a fold-out single bed, fully equipped kitchenette (fridge with freezer compartment, induction hob, microwave/grill) and modern bathroom. Situated above a detached annex at the front of the property, the studio has its own front door with parking right outside. The heart of Lymington is a 15 minute walk away and we are perfectly located for exploring both the New Forest and South coast.