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The Georgian market town of Lymington enjoys a tranquil setting on the edge of the New Forest between Southampton and Bournemouth and at the western end of the Solent. Yet, despite its idyllic surroundings, the area offers a vibrant mixture of amenities and enjoys excellent communication links to buzzing Southampton.
At the heart of nature
Lymington is never too far away from nature. Not only is the New Forest on your doorstep, but to the west are four miles of coastal nature reserve that ends at Hurst Spit, which has received European and national recognition as a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
Unwind and relax with ease
With two large marinas and two sailing clubs, the Lymington Town Sailing Club and the prestigious Royal Lymington Yacht Club it is easy to see why Lymington enjoys a reputation as a renowned sailing resort. Alternatively, for relaxing activities on dry land there are two golf courses within close proximity including Barton-On-Sea and Brockenhurst Golf Course.
For something a bit more strenuous there is a swimming pool and fully equipped gym at Lymington Health and Leisure Centre. Alternatively, Lymington also has a Rowing Club, Tennis Club, Football Club and Cricket Club.
You could also plan a trip to the Isle of Wight with ease, as there is a car ferry service, which operates from Lymington to Yarmouth.
There are many interesting villages in the surrounding area such as Beaulieu, which is home to the ruins of a Cistercian Abbey, dating back to 1204.
While keen gardeners should visit the international renowned nursery at Spinners Garden in Lymington where you can find a range of plants.
Alternatively, Braxton Herb and Rose Gardens, is set around the red brick barns of an original Victorian farmyard which creates a formal herb garden with boxed hedges and a second garden dedicated to over 350 different rose varieties.
Everything on your doorstep
Lymington offers an array of high street shops, in addition to a number of interesting independent stores and some designer boutiques peppered through the High Street. Numerous banks are also conveniently located on the High Street.
Every Saturday the town hosts a superb market, where you can buy fresh local produce, crafts and gifts, it is open all year round and runs the whole length of the High Street.
For the weekly shop you can choose from either Waitrose, Tesco or the newly opened Marks and Spencer food hall, all are ideally located in Lymington.
Lymington enjoys various cafés and numerous restaurants including Wistaria, a popular local restaurant, two Italian restaurants in the form of ASK and Cafe Uno and an Indian restaurant.
There are also a host of pubs to choose from should you wish to enjoy a quiet drink. Lymington also has a locally run cinema, while a Multi Screen Odeon can be found in Southampton, approximately 18 miles away.
Lymington is the perfect place for a country lifestyle with the convenience of a town. For commuters there is a railway station that can connect you to Brockenhurst, with links to London or the Isle of Wight Ferry terminal. The A337 links the town to Southampton and the M27 to the north and Bournemouth to the southwest.