3 bed bungalow to rent

Mays Firs, Hale, Fordingbridge, Hampshire SP6

Tucked away in a peaceful spot and overlooking unspoilt woodland that’s been part of the landscape for generations, this newly refubished three-bedroom bungalow offers a rare opportunity to enjoy countryside living at its best.

Full of charm and warmth, the property features two well-proportioned double bedrooms and a comfortable single bedroom, making it ideal for families, couples or those seeking a quieter pace of life. There is an inviting reception room - perfect for relaxing or entertaining - alongside a separate new kitchen and a recently fitted three-piece bathroom.

Step outside and you'll find a generously sized garden that’s a haven for nature lovers. A summer house and greenhouse offer plenty of scope for hobbies, relaxation, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings. The private driveway provides convenient off-road parking.

Available now, this is a home that offers tranquillity and space - not a modern box, but a place with soul. Located in the heart of the New Forest, you'll have direct access to woodland walks, local wildlife, and all the beauty this unique area has to offer.

Security Deposit: £2,076.92 (based on advertised rental price)
Holding Deposit: £415.38 (based on advertised rental price)
Minimum Term: 12 Months
Council Tax Band: D
Additional information


Materials used in construction: Bricks and pebbledash

Landlord notes the drainage is a private septic tank.

The land this property is located on is affected by a Tree Preservation Order.

Landlord notes that this property is located in either a conservation area or an area of outstanding natural beauty.

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Hale is a charming village and civil parish in Hampshire, England, situated on the northern edge of the New Forest and overlooking the scenic River Avon valley. Located just a few miles from Fordingbridge and within easy reach of Salisbury, Hale combines rural tranquility with accessibility. The village is centered around Hatchet Green, a conservation area where New Forest ponies often graze, and features traditional thatched cottages, St?Mary’s Church, a village hall, and a primary school housed in a historic Victorian building. Hale is surrounded by picturesque landscapes, including Hale Purlieu and Hale Park, and retains a strong sense of community despite its small population. Its blend of natural beauty, historic charm, and peaceful village life makes Hale a quintessential English countryside settlement.