Price changed to £575,000
October 2, 2025
Listed for £625,000
August 12, 2025
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A timber five-bar gate gives access to a gravelled parking area and a timber-framed garage with adjoining workshop, fitted with power, lighting, a stainless-steel sink and cold water supply. Several timber sheds provide further useful storage.
Services:
Mains water and electricity
Private drainage
Tucked away in a tranquil and highly sought-after setting, this picturesque cottage enjoys a privileged position adjoining Breamore Marsh, a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). This ecologically important area forms part of the historic Breamore Estate, whose main house dates back to 1583. The marshland is rich in biodiversity and natural beauty, providing a haven for wildlife and a wonderfully peaceful backdrop to daily life.
The village of Breamore itself offers a traditional country pub, tea room, village hall and church, with a thriving community-run post office and general store in the nearby village of Woodgreen. For lovers of the outdoors, the surrounding landscape offers endless opportunities for walking, cycling, and horse riding, with immediate access to the New Forest’s ancient woodland and the open downland countryside to the west.
Within around 150 yards there is a convenient bus service (X3) providing easy access into Salisbury or in the opposite direction Bournemouth.
Fordingbridge, just a short drive away, offers further amenities including a range of independent shops and eateries, a building society, public library, medical centre and churches of various denominations. The local primary school in Breamore falls within the catchment for Burgate Secondary School & Sixth Form in Fordingbridge. For wider connections, the Cathedral city of Salisbury is approximately 9 miles to the north and offers a mainline railway station, making the property well situated for commuting or access to London and the West Country.