Rhubarb Cottage, stylish home close to Lyndhurst High street & New Forest trails

Enjoy a stylish experience at this lovely well located cottage. A stones throw from the open forest (with its ponies, donkeys cattle, pigs and deer) and a short stroll from Lyndhurst’s high street, Rhubarb Cottage is perfect for exploring the New Forest, the coast and local villages.

The cottage has a contemporary and welcoming feel, boasting a spacious lounge/dining room (with wood burner), a modern kitchen complete with a full range of appliances and three very comfortable bedrooms. There is a downstairs toilet, a fully enclosed sunny garden, bike storage, off road parking and free wifi.

Add to this luxuries like oversized bedding, quality towels and linens, as well as a flat screen tv and you have everything that you need in this smart holiday home.

Rhubarb Cottage has a coveted 4* Visit England rating and the fact that many of our guests stay several times a year speaks for itself :-).

The New Forest, where ponies, cattle, donkeys, pigs and deer roam free is dotted with unique villages and a world away from your everyday life...

There are a wealth of things to do and places to explore in the New Forest. From 140 miles of tracks and trails, to the award-winning gardens at Exbury, the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu, leisure and wildlife parks including the famous Peppa Pig World at Paulton’s Park, plus much, more.

Discover our wonderful Towns & Villages. Each has its own unique character with lots to offer.

Lyndhurst high street is just a short walk from the cottage and is full of coffee shops selling delicious treats, a wide variety of pubs and restaurants as well as lots of independent gift shops to explore. If you want to see the forest from on high, you can board the hop on, hop off double decker bus here too.

Visit Lymington's artisan market on a Saturday or wander down the cobbled streets and on to the harbour and marina.

The New Forest also has a stunning coast line. Keyhaven is known for it's bird wildlife, kite surfers and the split leading to Hurst Castle. The coastal path from here leads on to Milford on Sea with it's promenade and stunning views of the Isle of White.

If you are looking for sandy beaches head to Friars Cliff and Mudeford

Each season provides a change of scene from the rich deep colours of spring and summer to the seasons of mists and mellow fruitfulness in autumn.

The stunning New forest has something for everyone
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