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Bransgore Voyage Tips and guide

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    Bransgore is a village in the New Forest that developed in the 19th century when a church and a school were built. It has the picturesque character of a rural English village.

    Understand

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    In 2011, the village had about 4,100 residents.

    Get in

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    Map
    Map of Bransgore

    By car

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    From Christchurch, it is about 10 min: go east on the Christchurch Bypass. At the roundabout, turn north on Stony Lane (B3347) to Winkton, then east on Burley Road.

    From Brockenhurst, it is about 17 min: go west on Burley Road.

    By bus

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    Morebus bus C11 travels once a day in each direction between Christchurch (Fountain Way stop) and Brockenhurst (Gates Garage stop) to Bransgore (Ringwood Road stop). It takes about 25 min from either town.

    Get around

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    See

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    • 1 Church of Saint Mary the Virgin, Ringwood Rd. It was erected in 1822 as a chapel of ease. The church is of brick with stone dressings, with a tower and a spire, but the spire was removed in 1967. The early 16th-century font is said to have come from Christchurch.
    All Saints Church
    • 2 All Saints Church (near Thorney Hill). A grade I listed, Edwardian Baroque church, built in 1906 from Caen stone and rendered brick. Inside are wall paintings by Phoebe Anna Traquair (1852–1936) of Te Deum featuring local people. All Saints' Church (Q17528467) on Wikidata All Saints' Church, Thorney Hill on Wikipedia

    Do

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    The Parish Council hosts movie nights at the Village Hall at 116 Burley Road.

    Buy

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    Bransgore has a wide variety of shops including a post office, pharmacy, bakery, greengrocer, hairdresser, and take-away food shops.

    Eat

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    There are also several pubs and restaurants.

    • 1 Bransgore Chippy, Oak Tree Parade. Tu–Th Sa 5–8PM, F 5–8:30PM. Fish and chips.

    Drink

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    • 1 The Crown Inn, corner of Ringwood Rd a Burley Rd. A pub that dates from the 18th century
    • 2 The Three Tuns pub, Ringwood Rd. Also an 18th-century pub. Three Tuns Public House (Q26634043) on Wikidata

    Sleep

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    Camping

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    Self-catering

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    • 2 Heathfield Estate, Lyndhurst Road, Bransgore, BH23 8LA, +44 7740 983047, . Two self-catering properties available with digital TV and streaming services, free Wi-Fi, and hot tub. The Coach House has four bedrooms and four bathrooms to sleep eight people (£499-749 per night) while the Cottage has two bedrooms and two bathrooms to sleep four people (£249-349 per night).

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