A mixed development of two, three and four bedroom houses located on the edge of the New Forest in the village of Dibden Purlieu.

Located within easy reach of the city of Southampton and close to the waters of The Solent, Dibden Purlieu offers a range of shops, restaurant and public house. Nearby is the village of Beaulieu, home of the National Motor Museum and the village of Hythe, which is steeped in maritime history, home of the Hythe pier which operates a ferry link to Southampton.

A NEW LIFESTYLE AWAITS

At Forest Edge a quieter pace of life awaits you in the delightful village of Dibden Purlieu. Well placed for the hustle and bustle of Southampton, it is also on the fringes of the glorious New Forest. This is a mixed development of two, three, four and five bedroom homes, and it could be your perfect place to live.

ON YOUR DOORSTEP

Dibden Purlieu is a popular residential area, offering a good range of village shops, a pub and two restaurants. There are schools for all ages and plenty of other local amenities. Nearby Hythe has a hospital, more shops and other attractions, and also a pier with a regular ferry service to Southampton.

The main A326 road skirts one edge of the village, and right across the road, the 145 square miles of the New Forest begins, for walking, cycling, horseriding and exploring at your leisure. Must-see destinations within a short drive include Beaulieu, with its Abbey and stately home, and of course the excellent National Motor Museum, with its incredible collection of cars of all ages, including several of James Bond’s!

Bucklers Hard, on the Beaulieu River, is also well worth a visit. The Master Builders Hotel with its restaurant and pub is located here, together with an interesting museum – in Nelson’s day,

they used oaks from the New Forest to build ships for his navy here. Exbury Gardens is another popular day out – famous for its beautiful rhododendrons, camellias and azaleas.

SHOP TILL YOU DROP

The bustling city centre of Southampton is a short drive or bus ride away. There are several shopping streets and centres, but the award-winning West Quay is perhaps the most impressive. With large stores including John Lewis, M&S, H&M and Next, it has hundreds of other outlets, as well as lots of places to eat, drink and relax.

 Southampton is a city of culture, with a famous Art Gallery housing an internationally renowned collection, plus the Mayflower Theatre in which many West End shows are performed including theatre, opera and ballet. Just outside the city is The Rose Bowl, home of Hampshire County Cricket Club, which also hosts dozens of concerts and events.