Our 40+ homes are spread all across the New Forest, in picture postcard villages like Beaulieu, Brockenhurst and Burley…where the pace is slow and the ponies roam free… To the wilder north of the Forest, near Fordingbridge, down to the glorious coastal walks at Milford and Keyhaven, on to bustling Lymington with all its Georgian charm.

This stylish family hang-out ticks all the boxes as a comfortable and practical base for saunters to Lymington’s buzzy High Street in one direction or The Sea Wall walks and coastal adventures in the other. Dog friendly.

Location, location, location... Want town buzz, coastal breeziness, Forest jaunts and island adventures? You don’t have to choose with a family home in Lymington’s ‘South of the High Street’. It’s all there for the enjoying. This quiet leafy residential area couldn’t be better placed for getting out and about and having family fun. Watersports, boaty trips and Lymington Sea Water Baths, with its super splashy inflatable obstacle courses (make sure you book), can all be found just round the corner and down the road. Blow away the cobwebs on the seawall, amble down to Keyhaven and The Gun or beyond to Hurst Spit and Milford on Sea for lunch. Leap on the train at Lymington Station to Brockenhurst, to explore the Forest, maybe with a stroll to THE PIG (which wowed Fred Sirieix on BBC TV’s Remarkable Places to Eat). Or take the train to Lymington Pier, and pop over to the Isle of Wight (Lymington to Yarmouth ferry) for salty island forays. As for local eateries. One of our favourites is an amble away from No16: Haven Bar & Restaurant. This has joyous yachty views while you tuck into their very good breakfast, relax over lunch or sip evening cocktails. No 16 is spot on whether you want to relax, grab the ferry to the Isle of Wight, walk the coast to Keyhaven, go bird watching at Milford on Sea, hire a bike, find a foodie hot spot, or explore the Forest. This is the holiday life. Make memories.