The Annexe

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Bungalow |1 bedroom |Sleeps 3

Brockenhurst in New Forest

from £45 / night

£310–£510 / week

3 nights minimum stay

Changeover Friday

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Key info  Car advised, may take pets - please enquire

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About the home

The Annexe is a cosy one bedroom, single storey annexe situated in an ideal location only a two minute walk to the Forest and its walking and cycling trails and also only a few minutes drive from the village of Brockenhurst with its variety of shops and eating places.
Ideal base from which you can enjoy The New Forest National Park either walking, cycling or by car.

Facilities

Further details outdoors:
*The Annexe has one parking space to the front of the property.
*There is a patio area with seating for al fresco eating which is part of the larger garden to the main house.

Further details

*£200 cautionary deposit taken on all holiday lets which is returned to you after the holiday provided there are no breakages or mishaps.
*£20.00 booking fee.

Conditions

*£200 cautionary deposit taken on all holiday lets which is returned to you after the holida provided there are no breakages or mishaps.
*£20.00 booking fee.
*£50.00 holding deposit taken on booking with balance due 8 weeks before the start date of the holiday.

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The Central Southern England / Hampshire region

A wonderful region to take a holiday in, with the New Forest National Park and the south coast to visit. There are many attractions in the whole of the region and many wonderful towns and villages with holiday accommodation. There are plenty of day excursion attractions in all areas e.g. Paultons Park, Marwell Zoological Park. Together with excellent shopping areas such as West Quay in Southampton and Castle Point in Bournemouth.

The New Forest / Brockenhurst area

The New Forest lies to the west of Southampton Water in south-west Hampshire and covers 37,677 hectares. Centuries of human management and livestock grazing have meant that the forest is a combination of heathland, ancient woodland, wetlands and grassy plains, with many enclosures of both coniferous and deciduous woodland. The commoners’ ponies and cattle roam freely across the forest, controlling and shaping the vegetation as they graze.

‘New Forest’, or ‘Nova Foresta’, was created by William the Conqueror as a royal hunting ground, and forest laws were enforced to protect the hunted animals and their habitats. These strict laws ensured that the hunting of deer and wild boar remained the closely guarded privilege of the King and his followers.

Over the centuries, deer hunting became less important, and by the 17th and 18th centuries timber production was the primary economic use of the New Forest. The New Forest Acts came into force, and areas were fenced off to protect young saplings from the grazing animals. It wasn’t until the Act of 1877 that two thirds of the forest were set aside for commoners to exercise their traditional rights.

Deer populations were left unmanaged until the 19th century when they reached levels that threatened the timber crops and competed with the commoners’ stock for food. The Deer Removal Act was established in 1851 and it was resolved that all deer were to be removed. Although total removal was not achieved, the numbers did reduce dramatically, and the Forestry Commission's keepers continue to keep these numbers under control today.

Recreation is important in the New Forest and with a large proportion of the forest being Crown land, access to the greater part is open and free to all. Local users and visitors from farther afield regularly enjoy participating in a wide range of recreation activities including horse-riding, dog walking and cycling.

Brockenhurst is a lovely New Forest village with a variety of shops and eating places as well as a main line railway station. You can hire bicycles in the village and cycle through the wonderful surrounding forest trails. The village itself has a variety of shops and eating places.

How to get there

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From the M27 take the Cadnam Exit 1 and at the roundabout take the first exit when reaching the next roundabout take the third exit to Lyndhurst onto the A337. Continue on this road until reaching the traffic lights at Lyndhurst turn left onto the High Street and then turn right into Gosport Road. Bear left onto Clay Hill continue for approximately 2.5 miles and then turn left into Balmer Lawn Road. Continue on Balmer Lawn Road for approximately 1.5 miles and the property will be found on the right hand side.

Activities near New Forest

Reviews

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10 Sep 2012

“Perfect retreat to see new forest” Very clean, all the things you needed .Very nice welcome pack. excellent location. easy access to local amenities pubs, shops

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 3
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
	4 Jan 13	15 Feb 13	310£ 310	62£ 62	72£ 72	3 Nights
	15 Feb 13	22 Feb 13	450£ 450	90£ 90	105£ 105	1 Week
	22 Feb 13	1 Mar 13	310£ 310	62£ 62	72£ 72	1 Week
	1 Mar 13	29 Mar 13	350£ 350	70£ 70	82£ 82	3 Nights
	29 Mar 13	12 Apr 13	510£ 510	102£ 102	119£ 119	1 Week
	12 Apr 13	3 May 13	430£ 430	86£ 86	100£ 100	1 Week
	3 May 13	10 May 13	460£ 460	92£ 92	107£ 107	1 Week
	10 May 13	24 May 13	430£ 430	86£ 86	100£ 100	3 Nights
	24 May 13	5 Jul 13	460£ 460	92£ 92	107£ 107	1 Week
	5 Jul 13	6 Sep 13	510£ 510	102£ 102	119£ 119	1 Week
	6 Sep 13	25 Oct 13	430£ 430	86£ 86	100£ 100	3 Nights
	25 Oct 13	1 Nov 13	460£ 460	92£ 92	107£ 107	1 Week
	1 Nov 13	20 Dec 13	310£ 310	62£ 62	72£ 72	3 Nights
	20 Dec 13	3 Jan 14	510£ 510	102£ 102	119£ 119	1 Week

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

*Short breaks are either Fri,Sat and Sun (3 nights) or Mon, Tues, Weds and Thurs (4 nights) and are charged at 70% of the weekly rate. Short breaks not accepted in peak week.s

*£200.00 cautionary deposit taken on all holiday lets which is returned to you after the holiday provided there are no breakages or mishaps.

*£20.00 booking fee taken.

*£50.00 holding deposit taken on booking with balance due 8 weeks before the holiday start date.

Payments can be made by card (except American Express) 1.5% surcharge on credit cards, cheque or bank transfer.

Availability

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