Description
As you enter through the lion gates and walk up the winding drive, you’ll see a 1,000 year old yew tree, behind it is Breamore House. The House is an Elizabethan mansion completed in 1583 and sits at the heart of the Estate. On one side of the house is a pristine forest and on the other, a grass parkland that stretches to the New Forest.
The history of Breamore dates back to 508 AD where an important battle was fought between the Briton King Natanleaga and the Anglo Saxon king Cerdic, who founded Wessex. The battle took place at Cerdeford, which today is called Charford and lies on the outskirts of Breamore village. The outcome of this battle may well have determined the boundary of the New Forest, this boundary is now also the border of Breamore Estate.
If you are looking for Best Museums and Art Galleries in Breamore , Hampshire then you can visit Breamore House and Museum. Breamore House and Museum is one of the places in Breamore Hampshire for day out with kids and families. More details can be found on the website for this place.
Features
- Paid
- Host birthday parties: Yes
Features
On Site Parking
On Site Cafe
Property
They provide a variety of well-maintained commercial and residential properties. Our houses range from affordable two bedrooms to large farm houses in and around Breamore Village. They value long term relationships and are committed to providing excellent customer service to all our tenants. When vacancies arise, we refurbish and upgrade them before they go back on the market.
Conservation
Preserving our environment for future generations is a fundamental principle of the Breamore Estate. We feel privileged to be part of the Cranborne Chase & West Wiltshire Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), which helps preserve the area.
Agriculture
Very little of the estate has changed over the last 200 years, with the exception of farming. The industry went through unprecedented modernisation in the late 19th Century, which continues today. The estates 550 ha of arable land has a wide range of soil types from gravelly loam to chalky, flinty loam and almost everything in between. By using modern farming techniques and advanced mapping technology, the farm department have been able to reduce the amounts of inputs used and increase yields by making hyper localised agronomic plans.
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