Guests say
Little Timbers is a well-received cottage in Ringwood, praised for its cleanliness, beautiful garden, and the warm welcome provided by the host, Geoff. Guests have enjoyed the comfort and facilities, though some found the space a bit small. The garden is a highlight, especially for pet owners. While most feedback is positive, there are mentions of limited personal outdoor space and issues with TV and Wi-Fi connectivity.
Guests consistently note the cottage as very clean and well-presented, indicating high standards of cleanliness.
The location is generally appreciated for its proximity to local amenities and the New Forest, although the lack of private outdoor space was a concern for one guest.
The property is described as comfortable by several guests, but one found it a little small for relaxing indoors, suggesting room for improvement in comfort.
Facilities are well-regarded, with all necessary equipment provided. However, the mention of non-functional TV and Wi-Fi affects the score.
While guests have mentioned treats for pets and a warm welcome, there is not enough information to assess the consistency of thoughtful gestures across all stays. It should be noted that such personal touches, while appreciated, are not guaranteed.
About this property
Little Timbers is a charming annex located in the quaint town of Ringwood in Hampshire. This picturesque cottage is beautifully-presented and close to New Forest National Park, perfect for a couple and a furry friend seeking a serene and nature-filled retreat. Step into a lovely open-plan living space equipped with everything necessary to make your stay a pleasant one. Cuddle up on the sofa together for a movie night and cook up your favourite meals in the kitchenette to enjoy around the dining table. Wake up early in the morning and make yourself a hot beverage to stroll around the beautiful woodland garden where you'll be able to watch the sun rise and shine on the little fish ponds. After a long day out, freshen up with a hot shower and slip under the covers of a double bed to catch your rest. The town of Ringwood is a nature-lover's dream; make your way to Blashford Lakes Nature Reserve and marvel at the breathtaking grassland, woodland and lakes, visit Liberty's Owl, Raptor & Reptile Centre and say hello to the wildlife, then head to The Railway Pub and Kitchen for a delicious meal. Close by you will be able to explore Stapehill Abbey, of delve into history at the Motor Museum. Close to the New Forest, this property is an excellent base for those looking for scenic walks and to check out local wildlife, with sites to visit including Bolderwood Deer Sanctuary, Blackwater Arboretum, and Whitefield Moor. Burley is a lovely village settled into the New Firest National Park, offering walks, a convenience store, pubs, and cafes, for example the Old Farmhouse Restaurant & Tea Rooms, and there is also a local golf course where you can try out a game or two. Lindhurst is also well worth a visit, offering walks through the local area, or a short drive will take you to the wonderful coastal town of Bournemouth where you'll see the marine life at Oceanarium, stroll through Bournemouth Upper Gardens and have a picnic by the pond or enjoy the beach. At Poole, thrill-seekers will love a trip to Splashdown water park or visit the beautiful Upton Country Park and remember to stop by the tea rooms for some afternoon tea, and if you feel like a slow day or relaxation, take a nap in the sun at Branksome Chine Beach. An adventure-filled romantic getaway awaits you at Little Timbers.
Ringwood is a historic market town placed within Hampshire, on the western fringes of the beautiful New Forest National Park. Dating back to the Anglo-Saxon times and having been mentioned in the Domesday Book, Ringwood holds much history and has been hosting weekly markets since the Middle Ages. It now consists of a wealth of first-class shops, restaurants and bars, with the lovely Avon Heath Country Park on the outskirts. Astounding countryside and coastline is available right on your doorstep, with the New Forest and the Cranborne Chase aonb easily accessible, the southern coast plays host to a number of ever-popular tourist spots including the seaside resorts of Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch, all of which offer superb attractions, activities and entertainment to keep everybody occupied.
Accommodation
Single-storey.
One double bedroom.
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area
Electric central heating.
Electric hob, microwave, fridge with ice box, kettle and toaster.
TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
A small shop on site sells New Forest Honey, Bees wax products, Locally made New Forest Shortbread and Free Range large eggs.
Off-road parking.
Enclosed garden with lawn, patio, furniture and pond.
1 x small, well behaved dog welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 0.4 miles, pub 0.2 miles.
Check-in from 4pm, check-out by 10am
Nearby points of interest
- Sammy Miller Museum
- Bournemouth Beach
- Poole Harbour
Reviews (6)
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Donna
Lovely little cottage, clean and comfortable My only issue is that I couldnât watch any tv and the WiFi and internet didnât work which was quite costly Fortunately I had an iPad which I could download programmes at a local cafe For that reason I wouldnât stay again, as much as I had a relaxing time there I would have liked the option to watch tv
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Keith
On arriving we received a very warm welcome from Geoff the owner . The cottage provided a comfortable stay with all the equipment we required . Set in a lovely enclosed well maintained garden which our collie dog loved to have a wonder in . Very clean and well presented . Excellent to have parking space on Geoffs driveway and close to a great pub and close to shops in Ringwood Little Timbers was a great base to travel to & explore all areas of the New Forest Geoff was a great host and Littjle Timbers was excellent accommodation . Definately well worth a stay and we will make a return visit Keith & Jen Boulton
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Gillian
Very enjoyable indeed. The garden was a joy to walk around and sit and enjoy a glass of wine !