Bramble Hut
Charming and cosy shepherd's hut in rural Hampshire with a private hot tub and scenic views.
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Highlights
- Boutique shepherd’s hut hidden in a private garden with twinkling festoon lights and sweeping country views.
- Hot tub under the stars – the perfect spot to relax with a glass of bubbles.
- Thoughtfully crafted interiors with rich earthy tones, hand-painted panelling, reclaimed timber floors and artisan finishes.
- Cosy log burner on a slate hearth, handcrafted oak dining table and a bespoke kitchen with butler’s sink.
- Snug sleeping nook paired with a boutique-style bathroom featuring sleek, hotel-quality fittings.
- Explore Sway’s village charm with indie shops, a café-bakery, award-winning butchers and welcoming pubs.
- Close to the New Forest National Park and the coast, with easy train links to Bournemouth, Lymington and beyond.
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- There are no dogs allowed.
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The details
Tucked away in a garden within a garden, this boutique shepherd’s hut in rural Hampshire is reached by stepping stones that wind between shrubs and trees before revealing a charming secret. Enclosed by a smart slatted fence, the private hideaway opens up to its own secluded space with hot tub, BBQ and a terrace made for outdoor living. Here you’ll find a bistro table and chairs for intimate suppers, alongside relaxed seating and footstools where you can sip evening drinks and gaze over meadows edged by woodland, often visited by ponies and cattle.
As night falls, festoon lighting flickers to life, adding a touch of magic to starlit dips in the tub or alfresco suppers that stretch long into the evening. It’s a little pocket of enchantment designed for slowing down, whether you’re sharing it with someone special or retreating here on your own for peace and quiet.
Inside, the hut has been styled with a craftsman’s eye. Rich earthy tones, hand-painted panelling and reclaimed timber floors bring a rustic warmth, while artisan finishes elevate every detail. The log burner, set on a slate hearth, makes evenings feel wonderfully cosy, while a handcrafted oak table sets the stage for dinners for two. The bespoke kitchen comes complete with a butler’s sink and all the essentials, so dining in is every bit as enjoyable as heading out. When it’s time to rest, the snug sleeping nook feels like a cocoon, with a boutique-style bathroom adding a luxurious finishing touch.
Beyond the garden gate, the village of Sway is a delight to explore, offering indie shops, a café-bakery, award-winning butchers and welcoming pubs. A little further, the New Forest National Park unfurls with miles of walking and cycling trails, open skies and abundant wildlife. And if the sea calls, Keyhaven, Milford-on-Sea and Barton are just minutes away. For car-free escapes, Sway’s mainline station connects you effortlessly to Bournemouth, Lymington, Brockenhurst and beyond.
As night falls, festoon lighting flickers to life, adding a touch of magic to starlit dips in the tub or alfresco suppers that stretch long into the evening. It’s a little pocket of enchantment designed for slowing down, whether you’re sharing it with someone special or retreating here on your own for peace and quiet.
Inside, the hut has been styled with a craftsman’s eye. Rich earthy tones, hand-painted panelling and reclaimed timber floors bring a rustic warmth, while artisan finishes elevate every detail. The log burner, set on a slate hearth, makes evenings feel wonderfully cosy, while a handcrafted oak table sets the stage for dinners for two. The bespoke kitchen comes complete with a butler’s sink and all the essentials, so dining in is every bit as enjoyable as heading out. When it’s time to rest, the snug sleeping nook feels like a cocoon, with a boutique-style bathroom adding a luxurious finishing touch.
Beyond the garden gate, the village of Sway is a delight to explore, offering indie shops, a café-bakery, award-winning butchers and welcoming pubs. A little further, the New Forest National Park unfurls with miles of walking and cycling trails, open skies and abundant wildlife. And if the sea calls, Keyhaven, Milford-on-Sea and Barton are just minutes away. For car-free escapes, Sway’s mainline station connects you effortlessly to Bournemouth, Lymington, Brockenhurst and beyond.
Tucked away in a garden within a garden, this boutique shepherd’s hut in rural Hampshire is reached by stepping stones that wind between shrubs and trees before revealing a charming secret. Enclosed by a smart slatted fence, the private hideaway opens up to its own secluded space with hot tub, BBQ and a terrace made for outdoor living. Here you’ll find a bistro table and chairs for intimate suppers, alongside relaxed seating and footstools where you can sip evening drinks and gaze over meadows edged by woodland, often visited by ponies and cattle.
As night falls, festoon lighting flickers to life, adding a touch of magic to starlit dips in the tub or alfresco suppers that stretch long into the evening. It’s a little pocket of enchantment designed for slowing down, whether you’re sharing it with someone special or retreating here on your own for peace and quiet.
Inside, the hut has been styled with a craftsman’s eye. Rich earthy tones, hand-painted panelling and reclaimed timber floors bring a rustic warmth, while artisan finishes elevate every detail. The log burner, set on a slate hearth, makes evenings feel wonderfully cosy, while a handcrafted oak table sets the stage for dinners for two. The bespoke kitchen comes complete with a butler’s sink and all the essentials, so dining in is every bit as enjoyable as heading out. When it’s time to rest, the snug sleeping nook feels like a cocoon, with a boutique-style bathroom adding a luxurious finishing touch.
Beyond the garden gate, the village of Sway is a delight to explore, offering indie shops, a café-bakery, award-winning butchers and welcoming pubs. A little further, the New Forest National Park unfurls with miles of walking and cycling trails, open skies and abundant wildlife. And if the sea calls, Keyhaven, Milford-on-Sea and Barton are just minutes away. For car-free escapes, Sway’s mainline station connects you effortlessly to Bournemouth, Lymington, Brockenhurst and beyond.
As night falls, festoon lighting flickers to life, adding a touch of magic to starlit dips in the tub or alfresco suppers that stretch long into the evening. It’s a little pocket of enchantment designed for slowing down, whether you’re sharing it with someone special or retreating here on your own for peace and quiet.
Inside, the hut has been styled with a craftsman’s eye. Rich earthy tones, hand-painted panelling and reclaimed timber floors bring a rustic warmth, while artisan finishes elevate every detail. The log burner, set on a slate hearth, makes evenings feel wonderfully cosy, while a handcrafted oak table sets the stage for dinners for two. The bespoke kitchen comes complete with a butler’s sink and all the essentials, so dining in is every bit as enjoyable as heading out. When it’s time to rest, the snug sleeping nook feels like a cocoon, with a boutique-style bathroom adding a luxurious finishing touch.
Beyond the garden gate, the village of Sway is a delight to explore, offering indie shops, a café-bakery, award-winning butchers and welcoming pubs. A little further, the New Forest National Park unfurls with miles of walking and cycling trails, open skies and abundant wildlife. And if the sea calls, Keyhaven, Milford-on-Sea and Barton are just minutes away. For car-free escapes, Sway’s mainline station connects you effortlessly to Bournemouth, Lymington, Brockenhurst and beyond.
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Prices are inclusive of the hot tub.
Prices are inclusive of the hot tub.
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