A secluded, enviable location on the edge of beautiful Burley village, allows guests to walk onto miles of uninterrupted open heathland and forest. Surrounded on three sides by free-roaming New Forest ponies, cows and pigs (and look out for nesting owls, deer and badgers). Thoughtfully laid out, generously proportioned accommodation suits large families or couples who wish to share. Three of the four bedrooms have en suite facilities. Fabulous views! 5 min stroll to the fabulous White Buck pub.

Hi! I have been welcoming guests to my holiday homes since 2004. Many guests return year after year for the spectacular views, exceptional location and home from home feeling we provide. I aim to respond to all messages within four hours but certainly by the end of the day. We also have excellent local reps to ensure you have a great stay in each home. We offer a four bedroom home surrounded by wild ponies in the New Forest (UK), a three bedroom villa with a beautiful shared pool in Altea Hills (Spain), a two bedroom apartment on the promenade in the old town in Nice (France) and The Beachfront Apartment in Playa del Ingles (Gran Canaria).

Burley depicts everything you would expect from a traditional, New Forest village. Nestling in the lee of a hill, in an area of true outstanding natural beauty. A dramatic contrast of colourful heathlands, mighty oaks, beeches and lofty pines. Ponies and cattle roam freely around this lovely village, following ancient forest tracks used for centuries by Commoners and their livestock. Burley is one of the few remaining villages that still practises the old tradition of Commoning, allowing animals to graze on the open Forest. Picturesque thatched cottages tucked away in unexpected places help conjure up images of how life was in days gone by. Burley has remained untouched by time, steeped in old customs and history, allowing visitors to unwind and enjoy its tranquil atmosphere. Witches, smuggling and dragons are also part of Burley's unique character. During the late 1950s a famous 'White' witch named Sybil Leek lived here. She was often seen walking around the village in a long, black cloak with her pet jackdaw resting on her shoulder. Burley is also unusual in having four popular pubs, including the White Buck, just a five minute flat walk from Holmans, and much loved by guests!