£975 pcm
(£225 pw)
1 bed flat to rentChatsworth Way, New Milton, Hampshire BH25
1 bed
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: D
Let agreed
Available from 7 August 2026
Unfurnished
About this property
One double bedroom apartment close to the local shops and amenities of New Milton. Available from the end of March on an unfurnished basis.
Hayward Fox are pleased to offer for rent
* Own private entrance
* One double bedroom with built in wardrobes
* Bathroom with shower over bath
* Kitchen with oven and hob and space for white goods
* Open plan living / dining area with storage
* Allocated parking for one car
* Neutral décor throughout and finished to a high standard
* Available late March on an unfurnished basis
* Regretfully
* Suitable for a Single occupant preferred or professional couple
* EPC Rating D
New Milton is situated between the New Forest to the north and the sea at Barton to the south. A bustling town with a wide range of shops, bars and restaurants, health centre, dentist surgeries library and sports centre. A mainline railway provides access to Bournemouth and beyond to the west and to Southampton and London Waterloo to the east. The history of the area can be traced back to the Domesday book and beyond with evidence of Roman occupation having been found.
Hayward Fox are pleased to offer for rent
* Own private entrance
* One double bedroom with built in wardrobes
* Bathroom with shower over bath
* Kitchen with oven and hob and space for white goods
* Open plan living / dining area with storage
* Allocated parking for one car
* Neutral décor throughout and finished to a high standard
* Available late March on an unfurnished basis
* Regretfully
* Suitable for a Single occupant preferred or professional couple
* EPC Rating D
New Milton is situated between the New Forest to the north and the sea at Barton to the south. A bustling town with a wide range of shops, bars and restaurants, health centre, dentist surgeries library and sports centre. A mainline railway provides access to Bournemouth and beyond to the west and to Southampton and London Waterloo to the east. The history of the area can be traced back to the Domesday book and beyond with evidence of Roman occupation having been found.
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