The original cottage on this site dates to 1820 and whilst only a small section remains, it has been incorporated into the substantial extension and modernisation which has resulted in this excellent family sized home. The accommodation comprises, Impressive kitchen/diner/ family room, living room, side porch/utility and three double bedrooms all with en-suites. The property is approached from the rear, having been designed to take advantage of the panoramic views to the front. There is an impressive sized two tier garden with base for a large patio and space for a side driveway and garage. The property also benefits from a derelict barn which is ideal for renovation subject to the relevant planning permission. Whilst this home has had the vast majority or works completed, some sections still require investment and finishing, the potential is excellent. Overlooking the famous Forest of Dean which is one of the oldest surviving ancient woodlands in England it provides an absolute wealth of outdoor pursuits to include walking, mountain biking, riding to name but a few perfect for those who like to be active. Being less than 15 miles from the M48 motorway network it makes commuting to Bristol, London, Newport or Cardiff well within reach along with the cities of Gloucester and Cheltenham for access onto the M5 and the Midlands. Lydney town (approximately 3 miles away) offers a wider range of facilities including a variety of shops, banks, building societies, coffee shops, supermarkets, hospital, leisure facilities, secondary schools and main train station. If you're moving to the area with a young family in tow, there are lots of great places to see just a short drive away, Dean Forest railway, Lydney harbour with its fantastic views across the severn, Clearwell Caves, the Forest of Dean Sculpture trail and Puzzle wood where you can explore the magical woodlands which have been used as a filming location for Star Wars.