Entrance into L shaped Open plan living area. Comfortable seating with TV, DVD player, and radio/CD player. Dining table with seating for four. Kitchen area, with gas hob, electric oven, microwave, fridge-freezer and capsule coffee machine. No washing machine available. Cloakroom with hand basin and WC. Bedroom with king size bed (5ft), TV and ample storage. En suite bathroom with walk in shower, hand basin and WC.
This delightful, single storey cabin is situated in a quiet location on the outskirts of the popular seaside village of Milford on Sea. The cottage is furnished to a very high standard and is a perfect bolt hole for discerning guests looking for quality and comfort. An ideal base from which to discover walks through the adjacent ancient woodland nature reserve, along to the Hordle cliff top. Several excellent restaurants and pubs are within half a mile. Further afield, but within a fifteen minute drive, are the New Forest National Park and the renowned town of Lymington.
Shingle driveway with paved path, shrub border and small patio area in front of cottage. Garden furniture. Please be aware the steps in the garden are not to be used.
With its brightly-coloured beach huts and strolling promenade, this coastal parish is every bit the traditional seaside holiday destination. On a clear day, you’ll be able to gaze all the way to the chalky sea stacks known as the Needles which stand off the Isle of Wight, and under a blanket of twinkling stars on a dark night you’ll see the distant harbour lights of Christchurch, Poole and Bournemouth.
The best thing about Milford on Sea is the ease at which you can swap the fresh sea air of the Solent for the leafy woodland glades of the majestic New Forest, making it the ideal base from which to explore the many wending ways of Hampshire.
One of Milford on Sea’s most popular local walks takes in a sweeping stretch along Hurst Spit between the saltmarshes and mudflats and the sparkling bay waters. The path leads you all the way to the medieval ramparts of Hurst Castle and the brilliant white cylindrical walls of Hurst Point Lighthouse, which was built in the 1860s.
The village green is the centre point of the village surrounded by some lovely cafes, a delicatessaen, a wonderful bakery, butcher, fruit & veg shop, fish & chip shop and newsagents to name a few. There is also a wine bar and micro brewery – both offering take away so as you can enjoy your drink sat on the green and the local pub serving good food – especially popular for their sunday roast !
Whether you’re looking to relax and unwind or roam and explore, you’ll find the best of both worlds when you holiday at Milford on Sea. Have a look at our growing list of Milford on Sea holiday cottages and start planning your seaside escape.
For one car outside cottage in the designated space.
Included Bed linen, no towels provided, gas central heating, electricity and WiFi. Children no babies or children. Pets No pets. Owner's dog occasionally visits. Telephone No telephone available. Mobile reception variable. WiFi Free unlimited available. Parking For one car outside cottage in the designated parking bay. EV Charging is not available at this property. Beach 300 metres Shops half mile in Milford on Sea Pub half mile in Milford on Sea Short breaks bookable any time in the low season, two weeks before holiday start date in the mid and high seasons. Changeover Saturday Property: Self catering holiday cottage Check in times: 3pm Check out times: 10am Non smoking
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