13 bedroom house

Little Harrow is believed to date from the 1850s with later additions from the turn of the 19th century at which point it was turned into a Victorian model farm. Over a period of 25 years the current owners have re-furnished and restored the property to create a stunning family home set within its 15 acres of grounds.

The property is beautifully proportioned and the current owners have taken great care to maintain the character of the property throughout with the original windows and cornicing in situ and the lovingly restored Range cooker which was discovered while work was being carried out to the house. As well as this, they've kept the original pump used to draw water from the well which gives a wonderful glimpse in to its history.

The house is an exceptional mix of beautifully restored original features and modern convenience all within an immaculately presented and imposing country house. For an internal layout of rooms, please refer to the attached floorplans.

To the north east of the house is the croquet lawn/former tennis court with an area of attractive woodland beyond. This leads to a terraced area, with water features between the house and the pool room and from there onto a further area of landscaped gardens. These include a box avenue
which leads to a viewing hole of the paddocks beyond the garden. There is also a gardeners' store and further area of terracing by the pool room.

Adjacent is the walled garden including lawn and orchard and with Victorian greenhouse. The gardens compliment the house and provide a beautiful and tranquil backdrop to Little Harrow. To the south west of the house are the former farm buildings which include attractive brick under slate storage areas and the original stables, together with stable boys room and loft over which is accessed by an external staircase. A separate range of brick buildings provide a garage and two workshops together with an open fronted storage area.

A detached double garage together with an open fronted timber framed and slate roof feature building complete the main yard complex. The farmyard has a separate access from the public road if required. Away from the main yard is a further very useful barn which is clad on 3 sides and provides
excellent machinery/livestock storage.

Bransgore is situated on the southern edge of the New Forest National Park, within a 10 minute drive of the beaches at Christchurch, Mudeford, Highcliffe and Barton on Sea. The area, known for its country pursuits and sailing on the south coast, offers a huge range of recreational activities. The
award winning Chewton Glen Country Club is only a few minutes' drive with extensive facilities including a gym, tennis, golf, spa and leisure.

The sailing centres of Lymington and Christchurch are both nearby with Lymington also offering a ferry service to the Isle of Wight. The larger centres of Bournemouth, Poole and Southampton are all easily accessible, as is the Cathedral city of Winchester. Bournemouth boasts an International Airport with national and international destinations as does Southampton, each within an easy drive.

Condor Ferries to the Channel Islands are situated in nearby Poole. The A35 and A31 provides access to the M27 and the motorway network. There are railway services from nearby Hinton Admiral (approximately 1 mile) which provides a service through to London Waterloo (within 1 hour 54 minutes) or from Brokenhurst (1 hour 34 minutes).

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