Upper Lydbrook, Lydbrook
Property Features
- Period heart and full of character
- Stone wood burner fireplace
- Two generously sized bedrooms
- Generous 1/3 of acre plot
- Large flagstone patio area with panoramic views
- Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty
- EPC Rating - E
Property Summary
Pemberley is thought to date back to 1890 and is a beautiful cottage with a combination of period charm and modern comfort. This semi-detached two double bedroom cottage is in need of some cosmetic work and is situated in a rural location with outstanding picturesque countryside views. The house is approached via a gravelled shared driveway with gated access and steps leading down to the main entrance. This leads into the hallway, WC, utility room, period sitting room/dining room, kitchen and hand-crafted oak staircase rising to the first floor.The light and airy bespoke kitchen is located to the front and is unique in style. The generous period sitting room, with character features, includes a stone wood burner fireplace, flagstone floor, and solid doors that open onto the front patio and overlook the generous garden and 14th century church on the opposite side of the valley. The first floor has access to two double bedrooms, with high ceilings, built in wardrobes, solid wooden floors and beautiful countryside views from the rear aspect. The family bathroom with wooden beams completes this splendid home.
Full Details
Step Outside
One of the highlights of this character property is the generous one third of an acre wrap around garden, mainly laid to lawn and dotted with various shrubs, trees and plants. The tiered flagstone paved patio sitting area accessed from the sitting room has views of the Forest of Dean countryside. There is also a children’s playhouse and an outbuilding located to the side.
Location
Lydbrook is located on the Gloucestershire side of the River Wye near the Herefordshire border with Monmouth being just over 9 miles away, Coleford about 4, Ross-on-Wye 7. The village benefits from a primary school, church, village shop, pubs and fish & chip shop. There are excellent walking and cycling opportunities and during the summer, the river is a popular location for canoeing, with Symonds Yat about 6.5 miles away. The surrounding area has a wealth of sporting and recreational opportunities, particularly in the Royal Forest of Dean, which is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty.
Services
Mains electricity, water, drainage, oil fired central heating and wood burning fireplace.
Tenure
Freehold.
Fixtures & Fittings
Unless specifically described in these particulars, all fixtures and fittings are excluded from the sale though may be available by separate negotiation.
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