Dining at Kingswood Cottage. Breakfast Breakfast is taken around a large table and is served between 8 and 9 am. Early breakfasts can be arranged for those leaving early to catch a boat or plane or even having to go to work. A wide choice is available with melon, fresh grapefruit and yoghurts in addition to cereal for those preferring a lighter breakfast. Our English breakfast will set you up for your day with locally produced bacon, eggs and sausages on the menu. Vegetarian and Special Diets are catered for. Dinner Just five minutes walk from the cottage are two pubs, a small bistro and an Indian Restaurant something for all tastes. We are happy to book tables for you, or, if you wish to go further afield, arrange a taxi to towns such as Brockenhurst, Cadnam, and Lymington.

Set aside by William The Conqueror in 1079 for hunting the Royal Deer, the New Forest is certainly not NEW!! Many customs and traditions continue and it is rich in history and heritage. The famous New Forest ponies are all owned by the Commoners whose properties have ‘Forest Rights' attached to them. The most important of these ‘Rights' is the Right of Pasture. Their ponies, cattle, donkeys some sheep and pigs can be turned out to graze the forest and they play an important part in shaping the landscape of the forest. Walking, cycling and riding are all good ways of exploring and enjoying this unique corner of England and we are happy to help plan your day with you. Cycling is very popular. If you bring your own bikes we have under cover storage available and cycling maps for your use. Bikes can be hired from several outlets around the forest. Riding can be arranged but needs to be booked well ahead as there are a limited number of stables. Water sports can be found either on the Solent or at the New Forest Water Park near Fordingbridge. 20 minutes, or less, drive from Kingswood Cottage: Historic Houses: Beaulieu, the ancestral home of Lord and Lady Montagu with the world famous. National Motor Museum. the home of Sir Edward and Lady Hulse – a fine example of an Elizabethan country manor house. the Rothschild family still live in this Rhododendron and Azalea paradise; near Minstead are a delightful smaller garden with all year interest. the South's leading leisure park with more than 50 attractions for everyone from tiny tots to granny; Longdown Activity Farm. gives young ones a chance to bottle feed baby animals and meet lots of friendly animals. located on the Beaulieu River, is not only a pretty waterside village but also the historic site where Nelson's favourite ship, Agamemnon, was built from New Forest oak. Sammy Miller's Motorcycle Museum. enthusiasts can see hundreds of rare models from all over the world. Half and hour to an hour's drive. The cathedral cities of Winchester and Salisbury and the historic Dockyard of Portsmouth. Bournemouth with its long sandy beaches, shops and evening entertainment. For further information on the surrounding area, please visit www.thenewforest.co.uk

Kingswood Cottage Bed and Breakfast in The New Forest. Christine and Paul Ames and their black Labrador ‘Magic' welcome you to our peaceful and picturesque cottage situated in park-like grounds, adjacent to the New Forest where we have been offering quality Bed and Breakfast to guests for 20 years! Ashurst is a small village on the east side of the New Forest 3 miles from Lyndhurst, the ‘capital village' of the New Forest and 6 miles from Southampton. Travel to Ashurst is easy: by road - we are approximately one and a half hours from London: by rail - Ashurst (The New Forest) station on the mainline from London Waterloo to Poole via Southampton is five minutes walk: by air Southampton and Bournemouth airports are both within half an hour drive with Southampton having a rail connection through the New Forest. There is a small car park at the cottage for guest cars and bicycles can be safely stored. Kingswood Cottage 10 Woodlands Road Ashurst Hampshire SO40 7AD. ©2008 Kingswood Cottage |. | Website Design and Development by. Apollo Internet Media

Rooms for Accommodation and Facilities. Bedrooms Kingswood Cottage offers two ensuite double rooms and one ensuite twin room, both with shower rooms. Beautifully furnished with co-ordinating soft furnishings the double aspect windows have views over the forest and are both comfortable and restful. The rooms are equipped with hospitality trays, colour tv's and hairdryers with an information folder containing places to visit and local restaurant menus. The Dining Room Conservatory Our dining room is very much a forest room with old forest prints and other memorabilia. Books and maps are available for your use in planning your day. The conservatory leads off the dining room and comfortable sofas and a television make it a cosy place to relax.

Tariffs and Bookings. 2 ensuite Double Rooms and 1 ensuite Twin Room Double/Twin ensuite Rooms from £29 - £35 pp per night Rooms are available for single occupancy from £30 per night All rates are inclusive of full English or Continental Breakfast. No Smoking. We are sorry but we do not accept dogs. Your Contact Details: Additional Information: Please provide details if you have particular requirements. Preferred Method of Contact: Accommodation is subject to availability. We will contact you as soon as we can to confirm your reservation at which time we will require a deposit. Information you have provided will never be passed to any third party.

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History of Kingswood Cottage. The cottage is approximately 120 years old and formed part of the Busketts Fletchwood Estate, the only property in Woodlands Road at that time. It was here that all the soft fruit and vegetables were grown for the main house and under part of the cottage is a water reservoir. Water was heated and pumped to the house and the pump room still has the original pipe work in it. The grounds are a delight with a small stream where wildlife abounds. Kingfishers, dragonflies and the occasional sea trout can be seen if you are patient enough. Guests are welcome to sit in the shade of our walnut tree and enjoy the gardens after their day out.

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 Luggage storage
 Hairdryer
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Quiet surroundings
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 TV sets in rooms