Stretching inland from the coastline, the New Forest is a timeless landscape of ancient oak woodlands, purple mires, and historic country estates. Created as a royal hunting ground by William the Conqueror, this national park is famous for its free-roaming ponies, cattle, and deer that wander through idyllic, thatched-cottage villages. Offering a lifestyle steeped in heritage and outdoor pursuits—from equestrianism to fine country dining—it serves as the ultimate rural counterpoint to the Lloyds coastal collection, providing space, history, and a deep sense of permanence.