Accommodation: Entrance into hallway Large boot room with plenty of storage for coats, shoes and boots plus basin and WC TV room/study with Smart TV, sofas, board games/jigsaws and desk. French doors to terrace Sitting room with comfortable seating, Smart TV and log effect gas stove. French doors to garden. Stairs to first floor. Through to Conservatory with dining table seating eight and French doors to garden Kitchen with Bosch built-in electric ovens and combination microwave, induction hob, warming drawer, dishwasher, larder fridge and Nespresso coffee machine Utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer, heated clothes airer and fridge/freezer.
FIRST FLOOR Bedroom 1 with 6ft super-king size bed, wardrobe and dressing table. Triple aspect with fantastic forest and garden views Luxury family bathroom with bath and shower over, wash basin, WC, heated mirror and towel rail. Bedroom 2 with 5ft king size bed, wardrobe and dressing table. Triple aspect overlooking the forest and garden En-suite shower room with large walk-in shower, wash basin, WC, heated mirror and towel rail. Bedroom 3 with 5ft zip and link beds, wardrobe and drawers. Double aspect garden views Bedroom 4 with 5ft zip and link beds, drawers and hanging rail. En-suite shower room with large walk-in shower, wash basin, WC, heated mirror and towel rail. All the bedrooms have light-proof curtain linings to help avoid early morning sunlight.
New for 2026
With superb forest views and an easy walk from Brockenhurst village and railway station, Azalea leads directly onto the forest – ideally located for exploring all that the New Forest National Park has to offer.
Recently re-modelled and beautifully finished to a high standard throughout, this delightful holiday home sleeps up to eight guests in comfort. A generous hallway leads into a light and spacious sitting room offering direct views of open forest. With inviting seating, a log effect gas stove, Smart TV and French doors opening onto the terrace, this tranquil space is designed for relaxing in comfort. A brand new and fully equipped luxury kitchen leads into a dining conservatory with beautiful forest views and French doors into the garden. A second sitting room, complete with forest views and French doors onto the terrace, is comfortably furnished with a sofa, desk and TV, and has plentiful games and jigsaws offering flexibility to work or relax away from the main living space. A large boot room and separate utility room complete the downstairs facilities. Upstairs a bright galleried landing gives access to four airy and comfortable bedrooms, two with en suite facilities, plus a luxury family bathroom.
Outside, the enclosed garden has seasonal planting and several seating options for enjoying a morning coffee, evening tipple or alfresco supper around the large teak table, an excellent spot to take in the forest views. On the other side of the garden wall there is a grassed area, ideal for family games. In this secluded spot, ponies come right up to the boundary for some afternoon shade.The New Forest National Park, with its free-roaming ponies, cattle and donkeys is right on the doorstep, with miles of walking and cycling tracks to discover. The vibrant village of Brockenhurst, where livestock are free to roam the main street is within an easy level walk.
The attractive mature garden has a paved terrace with tables and chairs. A step takes you down to the lawn which is bordered with seasonal planting and delightful shrubs and trees.
If you want a car free break, Brockenhurst is one of the best places to stay in the New Forest. It has a railway station in the heart of the village and branch line to the Georgian marine town of Lymington. London is just a 90 minute trip – perfect for a bolt hole weekend away.
Brockenhurst is in the centre of the New Forest. It’s a large, traditional English village displaying thatched cottages, quaint little lanes and gorgeous chocolate box picture perfect scenery. It’s a hotspot for visitors and locals to gather. It’s one of the largest villages in the area, yet its managed to preserve its countryside appeal and homely charm without the trappings of commercialism. The vibe in the village is a gentle pace of life akin to how a generation lived fifty years ago. There’s no huge superstore, instead you will find a large selection of shops selling everything you’ll need for a holiday including grocer, butcher, baker, village post office and chemist as well as an array of interesting shops selling beautiful gifts, books and hobby crafts.
The most famous residents of the village are the free roaming New Forest ponies, cattle and donkeys. They are often seen around the village, at garden gates and in the high street peeping in to the shops in the hope of a carrot or two. Visitors love the novelty of shopping alongside four legged friends.
There are lots of great photo opportunities in and around the village. Head to the ford, known as ‘The Watersplash’ at the bottom of the high street. You’ll often come across ponies and donkeys stopping off for a drink on their way to graze on the open forest which surrounds the village.
During warmer months’ visitors can head to a pretty picnic spot at Balmer Lawn. There’s lots of grass to lay out on as well as a shingle beach with shallow water overlooking the Lymington River – a great family spot!
It’s worth taking a look at the oldest church in the New Forest – St. Nicholas Parish Church which dates back to AD737. The church yard is just as fascinating. You’ll see an enormous Yew Tree to the left of the south entrance porch, that’s estimated to be over 1,000 years old. This is also a great spot to see a thick carpet of bluebells in the spring. Not far from the high street is the village hall which has a busy calendar of events throughout the year for locals and visitors to enjoy.
If you fancy some horseback riding, Brockenhurst Riding Stables based at the New Forest Activity Centre just outside the village have a great reputation. To hire bikes pop into Cyclexperience at the railway station, they have a large choice of bikes, electric bikes, tandems, tag-a-longs and children’s seats. There are lots of trails, routes and tracks from the village for bikes rides or walkers wanting anything from a short stroll to a daylong hike out in to the forest – pack a picnic and off you go.
Brockenhurst also has a wonderful collection of coffee shops and cafes. Try Rosie Lea's Tea House & Bakery and The Buttery. There are super friendly pubs and restaurant’s serving great food, our favourites include The Snakecatcher, The Foresters Arms, Bistro 26 and a great Indian restaurant called Dynasty. There’s also a good fish and chip shop and Chinese take away.
Residents parking for up to 2 cars on the forest lay-by outside the front door.
EV Charging This property offers electric vehicle charging via a dedicated EV point. Do let us know at the time of booking if you wish to use the EV charger; there will be a £30.00 per vehicle per week charge. Please bring your own charging cable. Azalea benefits from a lovely quiet location at the end of a no-through track only used occasionally by neighbours. Please take care not to block their access when using the EV charger.
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Included: Bed linen and towels (guests must provide their own beach towels if required), gas central heating, Wi-Fi. Mobile reception is generally good, although please check with your provider prior to booking. Pets: One well behaved dog welcome. Must be over the age of 1 year old (unless agreed with the owner prior to booking) and dogs must be fully house trained, well behaved and stay on the ground floor of the property. Children: All ages welcome. Highchair and travel cot available on request (please bring own cot bedding). Stair gates fitted to top and bottom of staircase. EV Charging: Available – see Parking section for further details. Bicycle Storage: Bikes can be kept out of sight at the back of the house. Short Breaks: Available in the low season only. Local facilities: Shops: Butchers, greengrocers, award winning bakery, Tesco Express and Co-Op in Brockenhurst – 3 minute drive, Waitrose, Cook and M&S Food, Lymington – 10 minute drive. Pubs: The Huntsman, The Snakecatcher, Forest Park Hotel and the Commoners wine bar– 15 minute walk. Restaurants: The Balmer Lawn Hotel, Careys Manor, Albero Italian, Dynasty Indian and The Pig – 10/20 minute walk Beaches: Milford on Sea, Highcliffe and Avon Beaches (sandy) within a 20 minute drive. Riding Stables: Brockenhurst Riding Stables, Balmer Lawn Road – 15 minute walk, Coombe Riding Stables, Sway – 10 minute drive
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