Twin Cottage is a characterful and well-presented brick built cottage that offers two light-filled floors of elegant accommodation whilst retaining many of its original period features, including feature fireplaces, latched wooden doors and fine sash windows. It is currently being run as an established and successful holiday rental, with further potential to extend and erect a garage, if required, subject to the usual permissions.

The porch area opens to an airy entrance space, with a stairway rising to the first-floor level. From here is the attractive centrally placed formal dining room with solid oak flooring, a well-sized store space or potential study and a characterful fireplace with a cosy Clearview wood-burning stove. The accommodation flows naturally into the bright front-facing sitting room with its peaceful garden aspect, oak floor and corresponding fireplace and log burner. Through the dining room is a well-appointed fitted kitchen with natural slate flooring, comprising a range of modern cabinetry with wooden work surfaces, a butler sink, dedicated pantry cupboard and multiple integrated appliances. The space enjoys aspects to the rear garden and is flooded with natural light via the adjoining versatile conservatory opening to the pretty gardens.

On the first floor, there are two well-proportioned bedrooms with elevated views and built-in wardrobes, which are well served by the handsome family bathroom, with its rich pine wood flooring, freestanding cast iron slipper bath and separate walk-in shower.

The property is accessed via a five-bar timber gate which opens onto a private shingle driveway offering ample space for 2 cars. The garden wraps around the side with a detached converted garden storage/stable block with power, flowing into the peaceful rear garden which is largely laid to level lawn featuring a log shed, timber fencing and mature hedgerows. There is also a gravelled sun terrace beside the home providing the ideal spot to dine al fresco.

The property enjoys a secluded location on a quiet lane in the New Forest National Park, on the edge of Burley. The historic village of Burley has a good range of day-to-day amenities while more extensive amenities can be found in the market town of Ringwood, Brockenhurst village and Lyndhurst, the administrative capital of the New Forest.

Transportation links are excellent: Brockenhurst station offers regular services to central London and the nearby A31, A35 and M27 give access to the national motorway network and major regional centres including London and the south coast.

The area offers a good selection of state primary and secondary schooling together with a wide range of independent schools including Ballard, Moyles Court, The New Forest Small School, Durlston Court, Walhampton, Forres Sandle Manor, Bournemouth Collegiate, Park. St. Martin’s and King Edward VI.