• 4 Bedrooms +
• 2 Reception Rooms +
• Garaging +
• Small Paddock +
• Peaceful Location +
• Landscaped Garden +

Steeped in history, this charming and deceptively spacious detached home dates back to 1875 and was formerly the village bakery. Today, it offers versatile living space, secluded gardens, a small paddock, and a wealth of character throughout—ideal for families or multi-generational living.

Tucked away behind a five-bar wooden gate, this charming home enjoys a generous plot that includes a private paddock and two double garages with power and lighting. A long gravel driveway provides ample parking and leads up to the garages, with a useful covered log store in between. The gardens wrap around the house and are a particular feature, with established borders, mature hedging, a lawned area, greenhouse, and a tranquil waterfall feature. A sun-trap terrace sits to the side of the house, perfectly positioned for outdoor dining and entertaining. The paddock is securely fenced with a field gate and offers an excellent space for hobby farming or equestrian use. The property also benefits from New Forest rights, including pasture, mast, and turbary.

A covered entrance porch opens into a welcoming kitchen/dining space via a stable-style door. This well-proportioned room is filled with natural light, thanks to two Velux roof lights and a front-facing window. Fitted with a range of shaker-style units and roll-top work surfaces, the kitchen includes an integrated five-ring gas hob with two electric ovens, space for a tall fridge/freezer, and plumbing for a dishwasher. A feature wrought iron fireplace adds charm to the dining area, with ample space for a table and chairs.

Sliding doors lead through to a central hallway and a versatile reception room, which features an open-tread staircase rising to the first floor, a character fireplace, plantation shutters, and access to a large walk-in larder. Off this space is a useful ground floor study or third bedroom with a pleasant rear outlook.

The snug, located off the reception room, offers a peaceful retreat with a bay window to the side. Also on the ground floor is a spacious double bedroom with built-in storage and dual aspect windows, served by an adjoining en suite with freestanding roll-top bath, WC, wash basin, and side window.

At the far end of the house lies a stunning sitting room, perfect for both relaxing and entertaining. A large bay window and sliding patio doors flood the space with light, while a magnificent feature fireplace with oak beam and inset woodburner creates a wonderful focal point. Original oven doors and beamed ceilings further enhance the character of this impressive room.

The staircase leads to a small landing with front aspect window. The principal bedroom enjoys a lovely bay window to the side, while a separate dressing room (which could be used as a fourth bedroom) is accessed from the landing and includes built-in wardrobes and a rear window.

A stylish shower room serves the upper floor and includes a large walk-in cubicle with rainfall shower, WC, wash basin, and chrome heated towel rail, along with an obscure-glazed front window.

A useful laundry room completes the accommodation, fitted with space and plumbing for both washing machine and tumble dryer, a wall-mounted gas boiler, storage cupboard, and a rear-facing window.

The property is located in the heart of Burley, one of the New Forest’s most picturesque and sought-after villages. There is a post office, convenience stores, several traditional inns, and a scenic golf course within walking distance. The nearby centres of Brockenhurst and Lyndhurst provide a broader range of amenities, while the market town of Ringwood is just 5 miles to the west. For commuters, the A31 is around 3 miles away and offers quick access to Bournemouth, Southampton, and the M3 towards London. The area is well served by excellent local schools, including Burley Primary and several highly regarded independents such as Walhampton, Ballard, and Durlston Court.