Our 40+ homes are spread all across the New Forest, in picture postcard villages like Beaulieu, Brockenhurst and Burley…where the pace is slow and the ponies roam free… To the wilder north of the Forest, near Fordingbridge, down to the glorious coastal walks at Milford and Keyhaven, on to bustling Lymington with all its Georgian charm.

Discovered down a quiet foresty lane and against a soundscape of birdsong is Burley Mews – a stylish, dog-friendly retreat that’s spot on for a couple or small family. A quaint wooden gate separates the private leafy garden from open forest out the front, while the honeypot village of Burley is a gentle walk away.

Location, location, location... With the Forest beyond the gate and Burley village down the lane, this is the perfect country bolthole, combining Forest adventures and village bustle. The White Buck Inn is an easy stroll down the foresty lane if you want a pre-dinner drink or time out from cooking, and Burley village is close by with plenty of foodie places to eat and drink. Noohn is a fab stop for breakfast, coffee or to grab a picnic. Head to a beer garden for lunch, or head to one of the two local stores if you want to stock up and dish up something scrummy back at your Mews. For days out, we suggest hiring bikes in the village and heading off down Forest tracks. The team at New Forest Cycling are super helpful and our guests enjoy a discount too. There’s also a lovely circular walk around the edge of the village (don’t disturb the slumbering dragon). Hogwarts pupils (and alumni) can visit the spells and witchy stores. Meanwhile Golfers can amble along to the local golf club and join in for the day. And you can always drop by Burley Cider Farm and hitch a ride on Burley Wagon Rides if you have time.