Eglantine

Crondall, Near Farnham, Hampshire

Located in the charming village of Crondall, near Farnham in Hampshire, this delightful 17th-century cottage offers a cozy retreat for up to three guests. The property is ideally positioned for exploring the scenic South of England, with easy access to local amenities such as a friendly pub and village store. The cottage features a welcoming atmosphere, complete with a gas wood burner, a well-equipped galley kitchen, and a comfortable living/dining area. The layout includes a bathroom with a shower over the bath and a first-floor landing that accommodates a single bed, while the main bedroom boasts a super kingsize bed along with a z-bed for a child. The outdoor space includes a large enclosed garden, perfect for relaxation and outdoor dining.

Both Eglantine and Sweet Briar, the two characterful cottages available, have been thoughtfully restored to provide warm and inviting holiday accommodations. Eglantine features an open-plan living/dining area with an inglenook fireplace, a galley kitchen with a walk-in pantry, and a large lawned garden that offers views of the surrounding countryside. Sweet Briar, located next to the local pub, has an open-plan living/dining space with polished wood flooring and a high-vaulted beamed ceiling in the kitchen. Each cottage is tastefully furnished and designed for comfort, making them ideal for families or groups of friends seeking a memorable getaway.

The area surrounding Crondall is rich in attractions and activities. Just a short drive away, Farnham offers a mainline train station for easy access to London and various cultural experiences, including theater productions at Farnham Maltings. Visitors can explore historical sites such as Farnham Castle and the first Cistercian abbey at Waverley Abbey, as well as enjoy outdoor activities at nearby Frensham Ponds and the scenic South Downs National Park. The region also boasts attractions like Birdworld, Hogs Back Brewery Tours, and Jane Austen’s House Museum in Chawton, making it a perfect destination for history and nature enthusiasts alike.

For those looking to venture further, Portsmouth is a mere 45-minute drive away, featuring its historic dockyard, Spinnaker Tower, and various museums. Chichester, with its stunning cathedral and festival theatre, is also within easy reach. Visitors can enjoy a nostalgic ride on the Watercress Line steam railway in Alresford or explore the market town of Petersfield. Additionally, the natural beauty of Marwell Wildlife Park and Queen Elizabeth Country Park offers ample opportunities for outdoor recreation. With nearby beaches at Wittering and Hayling, along with the possibility of sailing in the Solent, this region provides a diverse range of experiences for all types of travelers.

• Pets Allowed
• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby