Newtown Park Estate, Newtown Lane, Lymington, Hampshire, SO41, United Kingdom

Set in 405 acres of ancient woodland, pasture and parkland within the New Forest National Park, Newtown Park is a Georgian country estate of exceptional character and scale. At its centre is the Grade II* listed main house, with views stretching south towards the Solent and across the formal lawns to ancient oaks and open paddocks.



The house has been carefully preserved: a classical structure of perfect symmetry and proportion, with stuccoed elevations and sash windows. The long private drive curves gently through the trees before opening onto parkland and the west-facing façade of the house, which is set well back from the lane and screened entirely by its own land.



Inside, the accommodation extends to more than 17,000 square feet across four floors. There are eight principal bedrooms and three further attic rooms, with six reception spaces arranged across the ground and first floors, each with tall windows, fine mouldings and open fireplaces.



A large kitchen sits to the rear of the house, opening onto the gardens, while the lower ground floor contains a wine cellar, strong room, and a series of ancillary spaces with separate access.



Beyond the house, the estate includes three further dwellings: The White House, and the North and South Cottages, as well as an estate office, garaging, traditional outbuildings and a large hangar; a relic from the Second World War, when the site operated as RAF Lymington. There is also a swimming pool, tennis court and twin walled garden, all discreetly positioned within the grounds, and a private grass airstrip to the south.



The land itself is varied and beautifully maintained: open paddocks bordered by mature woodland, stretches of rewilded meadow, and old parkland dotted with deer and ancient trees. Views of the Solent are visible from the upper floors of the house.



Despite its seclusion, Newtown Park is just 90 minutes from London by road or rail. The nearby town of Lymington offers a charming high street, Saturday market and a well-connected marina, while Brockenhurst Station runs direct trains to Waterloo in under two hours. The surrounding countryside is among the most protected in the south of England, a patchwork of woodland, heath and common grazed by New Forest ponies, with miles of walking trails, quiet beaches and traditional pubs all within easy reach.