Where We Work
William the Conqueror set the New Forest aside as a royal hunting ground in 1079, and nearly a thousand years later it's still governed by the same ancient system of commoners' rights and verderers' courts that kept it a working landscape rather than a museum piece. New Forest Property Services covers the breadth of it — find your area below.
Georgian townhouses, marina apartments and the historic quay.
Forest-edge cottages, paddocks and free-roaming ponies.
The New Forest's largest village and unofficial capital.
A market town on the River Avon with an 800-year charter.
Estate cottages and riverside homes tied to a historic abbey estate.
Clifftop houses and coastal properties facing the Solent.
Seafront houses and holiday homes looking out to Hurst Castle.
We also cover the wider New Forest, including Christchurch, Burley, New Milton, Mudeford, Bransgore, Winkton, East Boldre, Boldre, Everton, Hordle, Barton on Sea and Tiptoe — see our full service area or get in touch to check we cover you.