2 Bedroom Cottage in Burley

This beautifully appointed and charming holiday cottage is located close to the centre of the New Forest National Park village of Burley, with easy access to its welcoming shops, cafes, and pubs. The village is known for its mystical past and was once home to the white witch Sybil Leek – you can learn all about this in the ‘witchy’ shops dotted around you. For the more adventurous, hire a bike to explore the trails that originate in Burley. Local attractions in this lovely area of the South Coast are the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu (14.5 miles), Buckler’s Hard (15 miles), and Kingston Great Common (3 miles). Surrounded by greenery, this property provides the perfect backdrop for holidays as a couple or small family with the dogs in tow.


On arrival to the property, you will encounter a welcoming hallway that leads through to a spacious lounge. The lounge contains ample comfortable seating for you and your fellow guests, there is also a crackling wood burner and a Smart TV with a DVD/Blu-ray player – the perfect ingredients for a movie night together. This is a cosy place to unwind and socialise with each other after a long day of touring the New Forest. Adjacent to the lounge is a fully equipped kitchen/diner with generously sized worktops, Smeg appliances and space to dine in comfort. Heading back to the hallway, you will find a boot room with a washing machine and dryer, there is also a sink for cleaning muddy boots after long forest walks. Nearby is a separate WC. The first floor is accessible from the hallway up a staircase, where you will find two restful bedrooms with TVs and garden views. Both contain super-king-size beds with zip-and-link beds that can be made into twins on request. Both bedrooms have an en-suite, one has a shower room with a WC, the other has a bath, shower cubicle, and WC. There is also a put-up bed for one small child available on request (approx. 6ft).


Stepping outside, via the kitchen you will find the garden with lawned areas and patios to the front and rear of the property. Relax on the garden furniture or spark up the charcoal BBQ to grill up some treats when the weather is fine.