The Old Stable

Reference Number: H204
Location: Rockbourne, Hampshire50.960670299764;-1.8379354476929
Sleeps: 4 + cot

Introduction
Accommodation
Photo gallery

In a valley on the edge of The New Forest lies the village of Rockbourne, with its timber framed thatched cottages and picturesque winterbourne. There is an excellent pub, a church of Norman origins, a Roman Villa and plenty of beautiful countryside to explore.

The ancient heath and woodland of The New Forest, home to roaming ponies and cattle, is a few minutes' drive, while the beaches, yachting marinas and other South Coast resorts are about 20 miles. To the north is the beautiful cathedral city of Salisbury.

The Old Stable is situated within the grounds of the owners' house and was carefully converted from a genuine 17th century stable in 1980. It is now a beautifully furnished and well equipped cottage of great charm. Brick, timber-framed and thatched on the outside, the interior includes some antique furnishings, carefully chosen fabrics and a fully fitted pine kitchen.

Useful Links:

- Rockbourne Trout Fishery

Accommodation

Comfortable sitting room with brick open fireplace. Fully fitted pine kitchen with dining area. Downstairs bathroom/w.c. with sitz-bath and shower above.

Upstairs, 2 bedrooms - 1 double (5ft bed) and 1 twin. Further bathroom/w.c. with shower above bath.

Lawned garden area and small, detached conservatory. Table tennis available in a barn. Access to public footpath at back of paddock.