£1,750,000
4 bed detached house for saleDock Lane, Beaulieu, Brockenhurst SO42
4 beds
2 baths
3 receptions
EPC Rating: E
Freehold
About this property
Four bedroom character family home
The land totals approximately 3/4 of an acre
Ample parking and a double garage
The property occupies an extremely secluded position surrounded by the New Forest countryside
Within a 2 minutes walk of the Beaulieu River and close to Beaulieu village
The property is offered with no forward chain
A rare opportunity to acquire a beautiful four bedroom character filled cottage dating from the 1930s, occupying an exceptionally private setting in what is widely regarded as one of Hampshire’s most prestigious and sought-after addresses.
Nestled within the heart of the New Forest and surrounded by glorious countryside, the property enjoys an idyllic position just a short stroll from the Beaulieu River and within easy reach of the historic village of Beaulieu.
The house offers beautifully balanced and light-filled accommodation, with principal rooms enjoying delightful views across the mature landscaped gardens and grounds. Combining period charm with a tranquillity, the cottage provides an exceptional family home or country retreat.
Extending to approximately three-quarters of an acre, the grounds include formal gardens, a productive herb garden, extensive parking, a double garage and a detached home office, all carefully arranged to maximise privacy and enjoyment of the surrounding natural beauty.
The house is perfectly positioned for sailing, walking, riding and country pursuits. Properties in this secluded riverside setting rarely come on the open market. A very recent building survey is available and the property benefits from no forward chain.
Situation
The cottage sits at the end of an attractive drive and enjoys a distinct sense of privacy yet also has lovely garden views from its slightly elevated position. Dock Lane is one of the area's most sought after addresses offering proximity to both the river and the attractive village of Beaulieu just to the south. A path directly across the lane leads to the river where the Beaulieu River Sailing Club has its slipway. Local transport links are excellent with the national motorway network just 14 miles to the north with fast trains from Southampton Airport Parkway to London Waterloo taking approximately 1h 20mins.
The property
A welcoming reception hallway with tiled floor and storage cupboard for boots and coats opens in to the main hallway with a cloakroom where the attractive turning staircase leads to the first floor. The sitting room is a light and spacious room with twin aspect, a feature open fireplace and a lovely welcoming feel. Double doors open in to the garden room with direct access to the patio. This is a charming light and sunny room with wonderful garden views. Off the garden room is the study which filters back through to the kitchen. The study offers a peaceful and extremely useful area to work with a rear view. The kitchen/dining room is again a spacious area with triple aspect, tiled floors, a breakfast bar, integrated full height fridge, oven microwave, Aga and dishwasher. The kitchen has a range of beautiful cabinets and work tops with ample space for a dining table and chairs. There is a spacious utility adjoining with rear side door and plumbing for washer and dryer and an integrated freezer.
On the first floor is the main bedroom suite with windows to both the south and west aspects, range of fitted wardrobes and a door to the large en suite shower room. Bedroom two also has a range of fitted wardrobes and a garden view. There are two further generous double bedrooms and a well-appointed family bathroom to this floor.
Grounds & garden
The gravel drive opens off the lane through brick pillars and a five bar gate leading to a large turning and parking area adjacent to the house as well as a modern detached double garage. The gardens are a particular feature of the property and extend predominantly to the south west of the cottage. There is a stone terrace extending along the south side of the cottage which is accessible from the garden room ideal for alfresco dining. Beyond the terrace manicured lawns and beautifully planted beds slope gently away. The garden is primarily lawned with various mature trees, flower beds and planting. In addition there are two garden sheds for storage and a detached home office located towards the back of the garden ideal for modern working.
Services
Energy Performance Rating: E Current: 41 Potential: 65
Council Tax Band: G
Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Oil fired central heating. No gas supply
Recent modern treatment plant installed
Nestled within the heart of the New Forest and surrounded by glorious countryside, the property enjoys an idyllic position just a short stroll from the Beaulieu River and within easy reach of the historic village of Beaulieu.
The house offers beautifully balanced and light-filled accommodation, with principal rooms enjoying delightful views across the mature landscaped gardens and grounds. Combining period charm with a tranquillity, the cottage provides an exceptional family home or country retreat.
Extending to approximately three-quarters of an acre, the grounds include formal gardens, a productive herb garden, extensive parking, a double garage and a detached home office, all carefully arranged to maximise privacy and enjoyment of the surrounding natural beauty.
The house is perfectly positioned for sailing, walking, riding and country pursuits. Properties in this secluded riverside setting rarely come on the open market. A very recent building survey is available and the property benefits from no forward chain.
Situation
The cottage sits at the end of an attractive drive and enjoys a distinct sense of privacy yet also has lovely garden views from its slightly elevated position. Dock Lane is one of the area's most sought after addresses offering proximity to both the river and the attractive village of Beaulieu just to the south. A path directly across the lane leads to the river where the Beaulieu River Sailing Club has its slipway. Local transport links are excellent with the national motorway network just 14 miles to the north with fast trains from Southampton Airport Parkway to London Waterloo taking approximately 1h 20mins.
The property
A welcoming reception hallway with tiled floor and storage cupboard for boots and coats opens in to the main hallway with a cloakroom where the attractive turning staircase leads to the first floor. The sitting room is a light and spacious room with twin aspect, a feature open fireplace and a lovely welcoming feel. Double doors open in to the garden room with direct access to the patio. This is a charming light and sunny room with wonderful garden views. Off the garden room is the study which filters back through to the kitchen. The study offers a peaceful and extremely useful area to work with a rear view. The kitchen/dining room is again a spacious area with triple aspect, tiled floors, a breakfast bar, integrated full height fridge, oven microwave, Aga and dishwasher. The kitchen has a range of beautiful cabinets and work tops with ample space for a dining table and chairs. There is a spacious utility adjoining with rear side door and plumbing for washer and dryer and an integrated freezer.
On the first floor is the main bedroom suite with windows to both the south and west aspects, range of fitted wardrobes and a door to the large en suite shower room. Bedroom two also has a range of fitted wardrobes and a garden view. There are two further generous double bedrooms and a well-appointed family bathroom to this floor.
Grounds & garden
The gravel drive opens off the lane through brick pillars and a five bar gate leading to a large turning and parking area adjacent to the house as well as a modern detached double garage. The gardens are a particular feature of the property and extend predominantly to the south west of the cottage. There is a stone terrace extending along the south side of the cottage which is accessible from the garden room ideal for alfresco dining. Beyond the terrace manicured lawns and beautifully planted beds slope gently away. The garden is primarily lawned with various mature trees, flower beds and planting. In addition there are two garden sheds for storage and a detached home office located towards the back of the garden ideal for modern working.
Services
Energy Performance Rating: E Current: 41 Potential: 65
Council Tax Band: G
Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Oil fired central heating. No gas supply
Recent modern treatment plant installed
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