About 2.73 acres with formal gardens, paddocks, pond and woodland edge
Thatched Tudor-style house with original beams and brick fireplaces
Three reception rooms, conservatory, kitchen/dining, utility and larder
Five bedrooms (four doubles); fifth is a walk-through room
Detached double garage, workshop, barn, wood shed and two greenhouses
Swimming pool and hard tennis court enclosed by chain-link fencing
Thatched roof requires specialist maintenance; ongoing costs expected
Very slow broadband and expensive council tax — affects remote working
Set within about 2.73 acres on the edge of the New Forest, Landford Wood House is a substantial Tudor-style family home blending period character with practical outbuildings. The thatched roof, timber framing and brick fireplaces create immediate country-house charm, while the conservatory and south-facing drawing room bring light and garden views into daily living.
The ground floor offers three reception rooms, a kitchen/breakfast room, utility, larder and cloakroom — a layout that suits family living and entertaining. Upstairs are five bedrooms (four doubles) and two bathrooms; the smaller fifth room is a walk-through space that works best as a study, nursery or dressing room rather than a principal bedroom.
Outside the property benefits from extensive formal gardens, paddocks, a pond, swimming pool and a hard tennis court, plus a detached double garage, workshop, wood shed, greenhouses and a barn. The huge plot and outbuildings support hobbies, storage and small-scale equestrian or garden projects.
Important practical points: the thatched roof and period fabric will require ongoing specialist maintenance and associated costs. Broadband speeds are very slow here, and council tax is high — factors to consider if working from home or budgeting ongoing costs. Overall this is a characterful rural family house offering space, privacy and scope to update to modern tastes.