Nestled within 127 acres of private pasture land, this magnificent Grade II* Listed Georgian property stands as one of the original estates of the New Forest. Offering an expansive 19,000 square feet of internal living space, the property represents a seamless blend of historical grandeur and masterfully conceived restoration.

Visitors are welcomed through impressive entrance gates set between classic brick piers and guarded by a charming entrance lodge. The 580 meter main carriage drive, elegantly flanked by tall hornbeam hedges and traditional estate fencing, meanders gracefully past a tranquil lake before finally revealing the main house. The drive culminates at a gravelled turning circle on the south front, while a secondary route continues toward further parkland and a rear entrance.

Purchased by the current owners in 1999, the estate underwent a comprehensive refurbishment. Original architectural features were painstakingly restored and all internal systems modernised, successfully returning the property to its rightful status as an exceptional family home. The interior boasts the breathtaking proportions and towering ceilings typical of the finest Georgian architecture, enriched by exquisite wall panelling and sweeping views over the surrounding park. Outside, a beautiful veranda provides cooling shade to the ground floor while serving as a spectacular elevated viewing terrace for the master suites above.

The residence is enveloped by meticulously landscaped gardens on three sides, transitioning organically into sweeping paddocks and open parkland. To the north, a formal rose garden sits in perfect harmony alongside a tennis court and swimming pool. Vast, striped lawns roll gently down through lightly wooded grounds, eventually fading into wild, moving meadows and winding pathways shaded by centuries-old trees.

Newly planted woodland screens, conceptualised by renowned landscape designer Balston-Agius, brilliantly supplement the historic canopy. A private track leads to a picturesque stretch of river, situated close enough to the coast to ensure a regular run of sea trout.

Large double gates open into a traditional walled garden, revealing a comprehensive estate yard, stable block, extensive garages, and a self-contained guest coach house tucked above.

New proposals outline a master vision to thoughtfully transform the property into a premier country retreat. This ambitious evolution aims to introduce a variety of reimagined gardens and elevated amenities throughout the grounds, including a boutique restaurant and a vibrant cafe. The plans envision a diverse portfolio of luxury guest accommodations, creatively dispersed across the main house, a boat house, bespoke log cabins, the coach house, and the historic stables.

Drawing conceptual inspiration from Britain’s most celebrated contemporary hospitality destinations such as The Newt, Heckfield Place, The Pig Hotels, and Petersham Nurseries - the masterplan ensures the transformation remains unequivocally rooted in the unique context, history, and natural beauty of the estate.