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.

Planning a big gathering with family or friends? Nash Point is perfect for bringing everyone together under one generous roof for laughter-filled lunches, epic games in the gardens and long, lazy suppers. This luxury New Forest holiday home is ideal for large groups and multi-generational stays, offering space to stretch out and time to reconnect. Dog friendly.

The setting is outstanding – combining privacy with exceptional views across the Lymington River and the Solent to the Isle of Wight. Yet Nash Point is only a mile and a half from Lymington, the renowned sailing resort with its bustly Georgian High Street, popular Saturday market, boutiques, cafes and tasty selection of pubs and restaurants. There’s even a station about half a mile’s stroll away, called Lymington Pier, with a train service running alongside the river to Lymington Town station. The train service continues onto Brockenhurst, in the heart of the New Forest, perfect for adventuring along miles of trails (on foot or hire a bike) across heathland and through woodland. Alternatively, for island forays, hop on the ferry to the Isle of Wight which runs from Lymington Pier. More outdoorsy fun and games (this time golfing) can be found down the lane at Lymington Golf Centre and New Forest Adventure Golf. As for pubs, The Ferryman Restaurant and Bar serves good food and is only a walk away. Nash Point also makes a great base for discovering this south-eastern corner of the New Forest. Explore paths around little known Norley Wood and Sowley Pond. Be sure to stop off at The East End Arms, owned by John Illsley of Dire Straits, which is a favourite with locals and freely roaming donkeys.