This historic home in Hordle, originally built in 1815, is a beautifully preserved example of Strawberry Gothic Pre-Georgian architecture. With its ornate sash windows, leaded picture lights, high ceilings, marble floors, and open fireplaces, the property exudes character and charm. The five-bedroom residence features a light-filled entrance hall, a spacious kitchen/breakfast room, and a welcoming sitting room and dining room that open onto the garden terrace. The property also boasts a range of period features, including marble fire surrounds, wrought-iron hearths, and rich natural wood flooring. The gardens and paddock offer ample space for outdoor living and recreation, while the property's location provides easy access to the New Forest National Park, the coastline, and the nearby town of Lymington.