137 Hampshire Cottages

With 137 Holiday Cottages to compare in Hampshire you have plenty of options for self catering holiday accommodation in Hampshire. If you know the town or area within Hampshire where you want to base your holiday then you can use the menu on the right to filter the results. Cottages come in all shapes and sizes so whether you are a couple seeking a romantic break in Hampshire or a group of 15+ you will find a property that will fit your needs.

1 Heath View (East End) sleeps a maximum of 4 people. This charming, well appointed, mid-terracedNew Forest Cottage is situated in open forest, yet within a few miles of the coast and picturesque Lymington.With wonderful views across the heath,and ponies grazing directly in front of the cottage, this property has been made available by the owners for holiday letting. A local pub is within walking distance.

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Acres Down Farm Cottage (Minstead) sleeps a maximum of 6 people.

This delightful, detached farm cottage (originally the Manor Dairy) is situated on a mixed working farm keeping beef cattle, pigs, sheep and chickens. The cottageenjoys a superb location looking out over fields to the open forest beyond. It is comfortably furnished and equipped, and offers an attractive and peaceful place for a family holiday. This is a wonderful place from which to explore the beautiful countryside on foot or by bicycle.

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Kingscliffe Cottage (Bashley) sleeps a maximum of 4 people. A tastefully presented, thatched cob cottage, which has been completely renovated to a high standard. This quaint cottage, built around 1750, set back off the road in the village of Bashley, is full of character with steeply angled staircase, exposed beams and low ceilings. The detached property offers a relaxing environment with plenty of space, including a lounge, cosy snug, study, separate kitchen and dining area.

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Fern Cottage (Lymington) sleeps a maximum of 4 people.

Thispretty late-Victorian semi-detached cottage is charming and very welcoming. Itis decorated in fresh, light colours andincludes a second bathroom, to provide comfortable, contemporary holiday accommodation.The High Street, with its excellent range of shops, pubs and restaurants is only some five minutes walk away.Both coast and open forest are easily reached with a short drive.

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Old Chapel (Wimborne) sleeps a maximum of 4 people. Built in 1876 and recently imaginatively and tastefully renovated this 5 star converted chapel overlooks the village green in the quiet Dorset village of Sturminster Marshall with its traditional maypole, commemorative oak trees and thatched cottages and is just a short walk from a welcoming pub and the village general stores. Close to the Jurassic Coast, the New Forest and the South coast beaches it provides a perfect base for family or friends wishing to explore this beautiful and varied county.  The sophisticated accommodation has been arranged in a reverse level with a spacious open plan lounge that features the original beams with a gallery overlooking the formal dining area giving views of the green through the chapel windows. The large, modern designer kitchen diner opens onto a sheltered sunny rear courtyard garden with table and chairs for alfresco dining. The hallway, flooded with light from the chapel windows leads to the formal galleried dining area passing the two comfortable bedrooms, each with en-suite facilities.

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The Old Barn (Exbury) sleeps a maximum of 2 people.

Originally part of the village forge and latterly the village garage, The Old Barn has been rebuilt and extended to provide a spacious and welcoming holiday home in the centre of the village of Exbury. Recently refurbished to a high standard, the OldBarn lies next door to the owners' home but is entirely separate and private with its own enclosed garden and sunny patio. The spectacular Exbury Gardens, with its world famous Rothschild collection of rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias and rare trees, is a short stroll away and there are many excellent walks to be enjoyed along the nearby coast and in the forest. Beaulieu village with its ruined Abbey, Palace House - historic home of the Montagu familyand National Motor Museum -is a short drive away, as is bustling Lymington with its waterfront, shopsand marinas.

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The Crow's Nest (Lymington) sleeps a maximum of 2 people.

The owners of this striking house within the New Forest National Park have created a superior guest flat annexe at one end of their house, located on the first floor with a sunny balcony that offers views of the marina and town. The flat has its own private ground floor entrance and is not overlooked by the owners. With high quality furnishings throughout, only limited cooking facilities restrict this property's star rating to 3½. Step out of the studio and it is a pleasant fifteen minute walk along the river into Lymington town or the marina and less than five minutes walk to the Isle of Wight ferry terminal from where you can catch the train into Lymington Town and then on to the main line station of Brockenhurst. There is also a popular pub and a nine hole golf course nearby.

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2 Knoll Cottages (Brockenhurst) sleeps a maximum of 6 people. Number 2 Knoll Cottages is set in an idyllic situation with direct forest access. This semi-detached, recently refurbished forest cottage offers cosy roomswith spacious accommodation.The sitting room benefits from an open fire and views of the heath land and forest through the bay window.

The village of Brockenhurst with railway station, shops, pubs and restaurants is only minutes away, while miles of open forest stretch away from the cottage itself and you will often find ponies, donkeys and cattle at the cottage gate.

An ideal retreat for those who enjoy walking, picnics and peaceful wandering.

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Orchardside at Penn Farm (Bramshaw) sleeps a maximum of 4 people. Orchardside is a delightful two storey annexe attachedto Penn Farm House, and is in the perfect location for cyclists and dog walkers alike (up to two dogs accepted). With direct access straight on to this beautiful part of the New Forest, its own orchard area for relaxing on lazy afternoons, and an open fire for cosy evenings in, this well-equipped and comfortably furnished holiday home is the perfect country retreat. A short walk across fields will take you to the idyllic Fry’s Copse – full of bluebells in Spring – and a few steps across the road will find you on Penn Common, owned and managed by The National Trust, where ponies, donkeys, pigs, sheep and cattle are able to roam freely.

Orchardside is also conveniently positioned for day trips to surrounding villages, towns and attractions. Paultons Theme Park and Peppa Pig World are just three miles away; Lyndhurst, the capital of the New Forest, with its many restaurants and tearooms, is only a short drive; and the charming market town of Romsey, with its beautiful Norman Abbey, the city of Southampton, with its shopping centre and marina, and the historic cathedral city Salisbury, are all within easy reach.

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Grayholme (Lymington) sleeps a maximum of 6 people.

This modern detached house, part of a brand new residential development convenient to the centre of Lymington provides spacious and comfortable accommodation in a tasteful and contemporary style. Close to the pubs, shops and restaurants of Lymington's Georgian High Street, which are only some ten minutes walk away this retreat is very well equipped, has a large kitchen diner which opens onto a conservatory, a private garden and plenty of parking.Lymington's bustling quayside, open forest and coast are within a few minutes drive and Grayholme provides a bright and well-appointed base for a family who want to explore this beautiful corner of the UK.

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