Redlynch Lodge is a charming cottage with two ensuite bedrooms, lounge a fully equipped kitchen, private garden, its own entrance and on site parking, accommodating a maximum of 4 guests, It is situated on the edge of the New Forest, a site of outstanding natural beauty. The New Forest National Park is formed of 150 square miles of heathland, woodland and unenclosed pastor land. Ponies, cattle and pigs graze freely over the land and shape it's unique character It is a wonderful area to explore on foot or by bike and offers a sense of wilderness and tranquility. The former coach house was built in 1860 and is attached to the original Victorian dwelling but is independent , with a comfortable lounge /dinning area with TV, wifi and blue tooth music system. The kitchen is fully equipped with Bosch oven, dishwasher, microwave and fridge freezer. The two tastefully decorated bedrooms are both ensuite, one with a bath and shower, the other with a Grohe Rain dance shower. There is also a private garden with a gas barbecue. Parking is on site. The 1/1/2 acres surrounding the house are partially open for the guests to explore and enjoy. Woodfall /Redlynch village offers two traditional village pubs within easy walking distance, a post office / convenience store for everyday essentials, and several takeaways. A larger selection of shops and services are located in the nearby village of Downton, less that two miles from the Lodge. Salisbury with it's Cathedral, close, museums, theatres and shops is an easy 20 min drive. There are nearby golf courses at Hamptworth and Bramshaw. Breakfast can be provided by prior arrangement at an additional charge. A special dinner can be prepared and served. The cost will vary according to the number of courses and menu, Please contact Sarah in advance to organise this.

The Lodge is located on the Edge of the New Forest National Park. The house is in a quiet residential area of the village, set in 1 1/2 acres of garden. A traditional village pub is a short walk from the dwelling (0.2) miles. Owls and bats are in residence at the site.