Stones Throw is a pretty terraced cottage in Lymington, with parking at walking distance into this coastal town with its own quay, in the New Forest district of Hampshire. Stones Throw is a delightful home boasting a snug lounge and an open-plan kitchen/diner with a door leading to the enclosed garden. The bathroom is downstairs with a bath and shower over, making freshening up after a day out convenient. Upstairs you will find two bedrooms, one double and the second a bunk room making it a fabulous choice for families looking to explore all the New Forest area has to offer. The entrance to our lovely cottage is into the welcoming sitting room lounge with an electric, woodburning-effect fire, corner sofa and TV. Steep steps lead up to the large double bedroom and the second has bunk beds making this perfectly suited for families keen to enjoy all that is available on their doorstep as well as a short drive away. Stones Throw is ideally situated as bicycles or ponies can be hired to trek the New Forest whilst seeing the wild ponies and donkeys. Guests can walk into Lymington, a beautiful market town with something for everyone including popular eateries with a wide choice of pubs and restaurants. The quay is perfect for a quiet stroll but if it is sand you want to relax on there is Avon Beach or Hengistbury Head and the coastal walks in between. Alternatively, you may enjoy the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu or the historic sites of the 13th-century palace house. Stones Throw is an all-year-round holiday home where you can’t fail to relax and enjoy yourself whatever the occasion.

The charming market town of Lymington is situated on the west bank of the Lymington River at the western end of The Solent, at the southern edge of the New Forest National Park. As well as being a favoured sailing resort, there are also regular ferry links to the Isle of Wight. The town boasts an array of interesting boutiques and craft shops, or you can treat yourselves to a meal at one of the numerous local restaurants. Lymington is surrounded by an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, from the heathlands and ancient woodlands of the New Forest to the coastal nature reserves which extend for 5 miles culminating in the shingle spit which is home to Hurst Castle, built in 1554 by Henry viii. Lymington provides an excellent touring base from which to explore the New Forest, the Isle of Wight and the Hampshire coast.

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