A FIVE-bedroom house with an all-weather tennis court is on the market for a whopping £3.5million.

Graham Lodge, in Linwood, Ringwood, boasts five bedrooms, five bathrooms and three sitting rooms and is being marketed by Savills.

The country home, built in 2012, has a welcoming reception hall with limestone flooring through to the kitchen.

The kitchen is then separate to the dining and sitting areas – which has bi-fold doors leading out onto a terrace and large balcony.

An oak staircase leads to the bedrooms, all of which come with built-in wardrobes.

The property is accessed by electric gates, opening onto a gravel drive with a double garage.

The gardens wrap around the property and includes a green roof which includes a large pond and an orchard.

Giles Muddle of Savills said: “Graham Lodge is an impressive, architect-designed country home offering a spectacular living environment in a prime New Forest location. 

“The house is on the edge of the village of Linwood and is set in about 13 acres, which offers a great feeling of privacy.”

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