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Description |
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Breamore
House is a large Elizabethan Manor House with
an excellent Countryside
Museum, set next to the largely unspoilt 17th
century village of Breamore.
The House was built in 1583, five years prior to the Spanish Armada
and in the early 18th century was purchased by Sir Edward Hulse,
Baronet and physician to the royal court. The House has remained
in the Hulse family and is still very much a family home. 'Children
of the New Forest' was filmed here. Well worth a visit! |
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Open |
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Easter to
September
April - Tue & Sun
and Easter weekend, May
to Sept -
Mon Tue Wed Thur
Sun & Bank
Holidays.
House - 2pm - 5.30pm (last
guided tour 4pm)
Countryside Museum - 1pm - 5.30pm. |
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Prices |
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Contact |
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Breamore House,
Nr. Fordingbridge, Hampshire SP6 2DF
Tel:01725 512468 Email Website |
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Directions |
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Parking |
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Refreshments |
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| There is a cafe
which serves light lunches and teas. |
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Accessibility |
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| The museum, cafe and ground floor of
the house are accessible for wheelchair users. |
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