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Garden Rooms in Bartley

Bartley is a small New Forest village within Copythorne parish, with its own parish council and a landmark building that gives it a distinct identity.

Garden room used as a home gym with a rowing machine and yoga mat, glass doors open to the garden
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The Tin Church and local governance

Bartley's village hall started life as a green-painted corrugated-iron Anglican reading room, built at the turn of the twentieth century and known locally as the Tin Church ever since. Copythorne Parish Council has represented the village at the most local level of governance for well over a century.

Inside the National Park, under the Park Authority

As part of Copythorne parish, Bartley lies within the New Forest National Park boundary, so planning here is decided by the New Forest National Park Authority rather than New Forest District Council. It's worth checking directly with the Park Authority before finalising a garden room design, since permitted development allowances inside the Park can differ from a district-council area.

Garden office with a white desk and a wide window looking onto a riverside garden with willows
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A village pub named after a painting

The Haywain, Bartley's village pub, takes its name and sign from John Constable's well-known painting, a small detail that says something about the village's rural, unhurried character.

Frequently asked questions

Is Bartley inside the New Forest National Park?+

Yes — Bartley sits within Copythorne parish, inside the National Park boundary, so the New Forest National Park Authority handles planning here.

How far is Bartley from Romsey?+

Just under six miles, making it a short trip for a local installer who already covers the wider New Forest area.

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