Entrance door into hallway with doors to all rooms and stairs to first floor. Kitchen/Diner with dining table seating eight and double built-in oven with gas hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washer/drier and microwave. Lounge with air conditioning, three and four seater couch, Smart TV including full Sky package, selection of games and log burner. Bi-folding doors to courtyard garden with outdoor pod seating six. Further rattan dining set with central built-in fire pit. Downstairs cloakroom with WC and basin. Stairs to first floor from hallway. Bedroom 2 with king size (5ft) bed, wardrobe, drawer unit, Smart TV and full sky package, air conditioning. En-suite Shower Room with shower cubicle, basin, WC and heated towel rail. Bedroom 3 with twin (3ft 6in) beds, drawer unit, hanging hooks and air conditioning. Bedroom 4 with bunk beds (3ft 6in) and trundle bed under for occasional use. Drawer unit and Smart TV and full sky package. Family bathroom with large walk-in shower cubicle, basin, WC and heated towel rail. Stairs to second floor. Master Bedroom with super king size (6ft) bed, wardrobe, drawer units and air conditioning. Space for cot. Bathroom with bath and shower over, basin, WC and heated towel rail. Please note the lounge and bedrooms with the exception of Bedroom 4 have the luxury of air conditioning.
A reduced occupancy discount is offered in the low-season for 4 guests or less!
Seas the Day is an immaculately presented holiday air-conditioned home located within a private gated development just a short stroll from the centre of Lymington with its bustling high street. The bright and airy dining kitchen is thoughtfully equipped with all your holiday catering needs. The stylish lounge, with log burner for chilly out of season evenings, opens into a private courtyard which is festooned with lighting and features an oval pod for al fresco entertaining whatever the weather! A rattan dining set with central fire pit completes the picture. One small dog is welcome at Seas the Day.
Upstairs there are three tastefully furnished bedrooms and two luxury shower rooms, with the master bedroom suite and private bathroom occupying the top floor. There is plenty of space for everyone to relax after a busy day exploring, with extra TV’S in two of the bedrooms and the added luxury of air conditioning in the lounge and adult bedrooms. Seas the Day also has the benefit of two off road parking spaces, a rare find in the centre of Lymington.
Just a short stroll and you are in the heart of Lymington, with its bustling high street and many independent shops, cafes and eateries. A cobbled quay leads leads down to the water’s edge where local fishing boats offload their daily catch. The ancient Saturday charter market lines the High Street each week and is a must visit, with its vast selection of stalls and crafts. The Lymington sea water baths, with inflatable course and kayak/paddle board hire, is close by, and for a more energetic walk or cycle, continue along the sea wall and enjoy the views across the Solent towards the Isle of Wight. For an exciting day out, take the train from Lymington Town station and board a ferry to the Isle of Wight! The beautiful New Forest National Park is within a 10 minute drive with miles of heathland to explore – enjoy walking, cycling or horse riding amongst the free-roaming ponies, cattle and donkeys.
Please note this property can only accept a maximum of 6 adults and 3 children plus a baby due to the bed configurations.
Adorned with festoon lighting, the enclosed courtyard garden has a stylish oval outdoor pod with enclosed seating and centre table for outdoor enjoyment whatever the weather! There is a further rattan dining set with in-built fire pit for cosy al fresco evenings under the stars.
On the western banks of the Lymington River, having wended its way through the sun-dappled glades of the New Forest to find the Solent, lies the beautiful Georgian market town of Lymington.
Lymington has been an illustrious seaport for centuries and was once well-known for its shipbuilding and salt harvesting enterprises. Today, its three sparkling marinas offer berths to the many residents and visiting yachts seen docked in its harbour, tell-tale signs of the town’s vibrant sailing community. In fact, it was the gleaming Solent waters that were the training ground for local hero and five-time Olympian Sir Ben Ainslie; a letter box painted gold in celebration of his achievements can be found at the bottom of the town’s bustling high street.
Lymington’s ancient origins can be traced back to the dyke and mounds that once formed the outer defences of its Iron Age fort, known locally as Buckland Rings. When the Jutes prevailed from the Isle of Wight in the 6th century they founded a settlement called Limentun, and by the time of the Norman conquests this once sparsely populated enclave had grown into a flourishing port.
Today, the characterful, cobbled streets of Lymington are lined with artisan shops, galleries and boutiques, whilst the town’s weekly market is filled with stalls selling everything from garden plants to home-baked cakes. Lymington also plays host to a fleet of elegant restaurants, cosy tea rooms, charming cafés and stylish bistros. Lanes of Lymington, with its sleek balconies and intimate alcoves, has all the pizazz of a top London outlet, while the award-winning Elderflower on Quay Street boasts one of the finest a la carte menus in the region.
Holidays in Lymington can be easily filled with a variety of family-friendly activities, from sunset cruises and stand up paddle boarding to harbourside strolls and coastal rambles. During the sunnier months, the town hosts a number of gala events including the ever-popular Lymington Seafood Festival, a lively July carnival, regattas and regular sailing jamborees. Listen to some summer jazz in the bandstand gardens before a dip in the town’s historic sea water baths, renowned for its rejuvenating mud minerals, and if you’re a wildlife enthusiast, a short walk to the marshes and lagoons of Keyhaven Nature Reserve is a must.
Lymington has its own railway station with mainline links from London Waterloo to nearby Brockenhurst. There are also regular bus services with links to the coastal resort of Bournemouth and the maritime city of Southampton, plus, you’ll also be able to pick up the New Forest tour bus and enjoy an open-top safari. If you’ve had your fill of landlubbing, a quick channel hop on the car and passenger ferry to the Isle of Wight might be just the ticket.
Discover one of the UK’s most delightful port towns when you book a stay in Lymington. Take a look at some of our stunning Lymington holiday cottages and start planning your very own south coast adventure.
2 private parking spaces to the front of the property, with further time-restricted parking on the road outside.
Included: Bed linen and towels (please bring own beach towels), central heating (gas), electricity, WiFi, full sky package, 1 bottle of gas for fire pit, welcome basket of logs in the appropriate season (honesty box if more required). Children: All ages welcome. Stair gates fitted. Travel cot and high chair provided on request. Please bring own cot bedding. Pets: One small dog is welcome at the property, please note there is a standard pet charge of £30 per pet each week. Bike Storage: Uncovered in lockable courtyard. EV Charging is not available at this property. No Smoking. Shops: Lymington High Street – 8 minute walk, Waitrose – 4 minute drive. Pubs: The Angel and Blue Pig – 5 minute walk, The Monkey Brewhouse – 10 minute walk. Beaches: Milford on Sea, Barton on Sea, Avon Beach (sandy) all within 10 miles (15/20 minutes by car). Short breaks: Available all year round. Changeover: Friday. Check in time: 4pm Check out time: 10am Property: Self-catering holiday home.
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