Local information

• The property is located in the coastal Georgian market town of Lymington on the southern edge of the New Forest National Park. Lymington is 94 miles and 18 miles south west of London and Southampton respectively and 19 miles east of Bournemouth. The property is found at the bottom of the High Street on Gosport Street which runs north to the A337 and the NFNP and east to Lymington River crossing; to the south is Captain’s
• Row which connects the Town Quay, marinas and yacht clubs. Lymington Town mainline rail station is 0.2 miles to the north east and provides half hourly services to Brockenhurst connecting with London Waterloo and Bournemouth.
• Lymington benefits from high levels of tourist activity being an attraction in its own right; the town is popular with visitors to the National Park and users of ferry services to the Isle of Wight. Lymington is one of the south’s most popular yachting centres supported by several marinas and provides easy access to the Solent and other coastal attractions. The town has a resident population of approximately 15,832 (2021 census) with
• the New Forest District at 179,752 (ONS).
• The High Street comprises a mixture of independent and national retailers with business services and residential. Operators in the lower section of the High Street and Quay Hill area include Hoxton Bakehouse, Cornish Bakery, Stanwell House Hotel, The Ship Inn and Crew Clothing.
• The area is administrated by New Forest District Council.