A charming solid oak framed cabin, situated on a 2 acre small holding in the heart of the New Forest. We run a brewery (PIG BEER) with beer garden on site. We play ambient music from 12pm up until 8:30pm in the summer, and 12pm until 4pm in the winter.
The Cabin has vaulted ceilings, and large solid oak beams. With a king size double bed, and soft duvet and pillows. There is a kitchenette with a small table top oven, with two hobs (basic on/off - no temperature control) and a compact undercounter fridge and freezer. At the entrance, there is a breakfast table with stools.
Outside, there is a small patio with tables, chairs and a BBQ. Although the patio is overlooked by the house, we aim to give guests as much privacy as possible. Hedging around the Cabin and patio provides privacy from the brewery beer garden.
The Setley Ridge farm shop supplies high quality, easy to cook oven pastries and meals, including:
Fieldfare:
- All Butter Croissant
- Pan Au Chocolat
- Cinnamon Swirls
- Apricot Danish
- Portuguese Tart
BY RUBY:
- British Grass Fed Beef Cottage Pie
- Three Cheese Macaroni Cheese
- British Free Range Tarragon Chicken
- Roasted Vegetable and Spinach Lasagne
- Classic British Lasagne
- British Free Range COQ Au Vin
- British Grass Fed Beef Bourguignon
- Woodland Mushroom Risotto
- British Free Range Chicken Tikka Masala
- Dan Dan Aubergine and Peanut Noodles
- Aubergine and Paneer Korma
- Roasted Butternut Squash and Spinach Dhal
Guests staying with us are entitled to a 20% discount at the brewery taproom (excludes takeaway bottles/merch).
We're based in Setley which is a hamlet of Brockenhurst. We have a good local pub (The Filly), and we're directly next door to Setley Ridge Vineyard which has an excellent farm shop selling high quality local produce, a garden centre, as well as a lovely café serving food throughout the day. There is a footpath which runs directly in front of our property, and it takes roughly 5 minutes to walk end to end from the Filly to the Vineyard. The Cabin is set back roughly 60 metres from the A337. Getting to Brockenhurst: Brockenhurst Taxis are the local taxi firm, and typically charge £4 – 8 for the journey. If driving it’s a 2 minute drive, there are several car parks within the village. Walking takes between 30 – 60 minutes, the longer and more scenic route is through Roydon woods, turning left after approx. half a mile, which takes you out to Church Lane. Or you can walk across the heathland (there’s a small gate on the opposite side of the main road at the end of our driveway), you can then walk along Sway Road into Brockenhurst. Unfortunately, the first 200 yards of Sway Road doesn’t have a pavement.
