Newton Farmhouse

Newton Farmhouse is situated 6 miles from the Cathedral city of Salisbury (which boasts the highest spire in England, an original copy of the Magna Carta and the oldest known working clock). The ancient monument of Stonehenge is close by and we are on the edge of New Forest, where wild ponies and deer can be seen roaming freely.

We are conveniently located for visits to the historic Cathedral city of Winchester and the maritime city of Portsmouth with Lord Nelson's flagship 'HMS Victory' and HMS Warrior, the first ever iron clad warship. There are also numerous maritime museums including the 'Mary Rose' museum, where Henry VIII's flagship is now housed together with 1,200 artifacts which were found following the recovery of the vessel in 1982 from the sea bed where she lay undisturbed since 1545. The area is renowned for the many National Trust properties and gardens which are open to visitors. Other nearby attractions include Heal and Exbury gardens, Broadlands, Avebury, Longleat, Poultons Park, the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu, Wilton House and many, many more, plus excellent fishing, walking, horse riding and golf.

A full cooked English breakfast is served between 8 and 9 am Monday-Saturday and 9-10 on Sundays. A selection of freshly prepared fruit and yoghurt together with danish pastries, cereals and juices.