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The Elegant Breamore House near Fordingbridge in Hampshire

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. Prior to the Saxon occupiers, Brumore was home to Neolithic communities, which can be seen at Giants Grave. The Natural Heritage Long Barrow site is a Bronze age is a burial ground. In 980 AD the Anglo Saxons build a church a couple of miles from Cerdeford battle ground in the village of Brumore which today is Breamore. In 1580, William Dodington, Auditor to the Tower Mint, purchased the village and in 1583 completed the manor house which was erected next to the church. The village remained medieval until the great ‘Tudor Rebuild’ at the end of the 16th century. Edward Hulse M.D. the Court Physician to William III in England purchased Breamore Estate off the Doddingtons in 1748. Where it still remains their family home over two and a half century’s later. 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. For Enquiries: Email: john@stunningdrone.com Website: www.stunningdrone.com UK based CAA Certified Drone Pilot with all the necessary documentation registered with the Civil Aviation Authority. Holder of an A2CofC - Certificate of Competence and Public Liability Insurance of £5M.