Ellingham Harbridge And Ibsley
Idyllic Countryside Living in New Forest's Hidden Gem
£3,500,000 →Living in Ellingham Harbridge And Ibsley
Ellingham, Harbridge, and Ibsley offer a picturesque setting in the New Forest, characterized by stunning landscapes, quaint villages, and rich wildlife. The area is steeped in history, with charming architecture and an abundance of outdoor activities, making it a perfect retreat for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility outside bustling urban centres.
The local community is welcoming and vibrant, with various events and activities throughout the year that foster a strong sense of togetherness. With easy access to the New Forest National Park, residents can enjoy numerous walking and cycling routes, as well as opportunities for birdwatching and exploring the natural beauty of the region.
New Forest National Park
The area is adjacent to one of the UK's most beautiful national parks.
Strong local community
Residents enjoy a sense of belonging with local events and gatherings.
Good local schools
Families have access to reputable primary and secondary schools.
Good transport links
Easy access to nearby towns and cities via road and rail.
What's happening in Ellingham Harbridge And Ibsley
Police called after group allegedly ‘took over’ Rick Stein restaurant
Police officers were called to remove a ‘loud’ group of people who ‘took over’ a high-end restaurant.
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In pictures: Final day of Victorious Festival
Organisers have described this year's festival at Southsea Common, Portsmouth, as "unforgettable".
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Shuttle service launched due to fault with ferry
Wightlink said its Portsmouth Harbour to Ryde Pier Head FastCat service remains affected on Monday.
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Major boost as more than 2,800 athletes to compete in Ironman triathlon
More than 2,800 athletes set for Ironman 70.3 Weymouth in September.
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In pictures: Hit-filled day two at Victorious Festival
Music fans filled the waterfront for day two of Victorious Festival.
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Charity reveals hidden cost of 'unsuitable' donations
Dorset Blind Association says it receives "increasing numbers" of items it cannot sell or recycle.
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