WILTSHIRE HOUSE is an early Victorian property, set in large secluded gardens, with ample off-road parking and access by a private lane. Many of the original features of the house have been preserved; including the servants' call system, although fortunately the only displays still in working order are the front door and servants' entrance. The original dwelling was constructed over 160 years ago, Circa 1840, as a large cottage complete with stone flagged floors. In 1880 additions were carried out to create what was described as a “Three Bed roomed Gentleman's Residence".

Wiltshire House is run by its owners, joint proprietors Gerry Hooper and Sue Plaisted. It offers friendly and informal accommodation, and operates a 'No Smoking' policy. Our resident cats - Jack and Rupert - refuse to allow us to accept pets - sorry.

We look forward to welcoming you to our home, and hope you enjoy it as much as we do.

The village of Bransgore is located on the western boundary of the New Forest National Park providing easy access to New Forest amenities and attractions. The Parish of Bransgore includes the hamlets of Neacroft, Godwinscroft, Waterditch, Hinton, Holmsley, and the larger settlement of Thornyhill.

The open Forest is just a few minutes away, with several beautiful natural beaches within easy reach. A ten minute drive will bring you to the pretty market town of Ringwood, or the historic Priory town of Christchurch , with Bournemouth just a little further.

Salisbury and Stonehenge are within easy reach, as is the unspoiled 'Hardy Country' of Dorset .