House For Sale £250,000
Believed to date back to the 1700’s, this rarely available, two-bedroom cottage offers far-reaching views over the surrounding countryside. The cottage has vast potential to extend and improve with generous, terraced gardens and off-road parking
Accommodation
Aptly named ‘Dean Cottage’, part of the home is believed to originally date back to the late 1700's. The cottage retains several character features including a section of the original stone staircase which is exposed to one side of the fireplace in the living room. The kitchen has a quarry tiled floor, Belfast sink on a raised brick base and window to the front of the home with lovely far-reaching views. There is selection of kitchen cupboards and an electric cooker and ceramic hob sits within the original fireplace. Off the kitchen is a utility space with plumbing for washing machine and the bathroom. The living room is centrally positioned in the cottage with the main focal point being the beautiful fireplace with inset wood burning stove. Leading off the living room is a door to the sun room and a further reception room. Stairs lead up to the first floor where the two bedrooms can be found. Both bedrooms offer charming period features and stunning views of the countryside through the front aspect windows.
Outside
The terraced garden is arranged over different levels consisting of lawn areas with a variety of mature trees, patio areas from which to enjoy far reaching views and various paths and steps allowing you to explore every inch of the garden. The parking area is found at the top of the garden and offers space for 2/3 vehicles plus sheds and is accessed via double gates from the lane and a pedestrian gate from the garden.
Location
Situated in the village of Drybrook which has many facilities including Village School, Village Stores and Post Office, with Cinderford being approximately 2 miles away. The motorway connections from the area are excellent with the M4, M5 and M50 all within commuting distance.
Tenure, Services And Local Authority
Freehold
All mains services are believed to be connected to the property
Forest of Dean District Council
Directions
From Mitcheldean proceed along the A4136 turning right at the traffic lights at Nailbridge sign posted to Drybrook and Ruardean, proceed along passing Hales building supplies, continue up the hill after a short distance the property can be found on the left hand side. Access to the parking is at the rear of the property via a track on left just passed the cottage.
Accommodation
Aptly named ‘Dean Cottage’, part of the home is believed to originally date back to the late 1700's. The cottage retains several character features including a section of the original stone staircase which is exposed to one side of the fireplace in the living room. The kitchen has a quarry tiled floor, Belfast sink on a raised brick base and window to the front of the home with lovely far-reaching views. There is selection of kitchen cupboards and an electric cooker and ceramic hob sits within the original fireplace. Off the kitchen is a utility space with plumbing for washing machine and the bathroom. The living room is centrally positioned in the cottage with the main focal point being the beautiful fireplace with inset wood burning stove. Leading off the living room is a door to the sun room and a further reception room. Stairs lead up to the first floor where the two bedrooms can be found. Both bedrooms offer charming period features and stunning views of the countryside through the front aspect windows.
Outside
The terraced garden is arranged over different levels consisting of lawn areas with a variety of mature trees, patio areas from which to enjoy far reaching views and various paths and steps allowing you to explore every inch of the garden. The parking area is found at the top of the garden and offers space for 2/3 vehicles plus sheds and is accessed via double gates from the lane and a pedestrian gate from the garden.
Location
Situated in the village of Drybrook which has many facilities including Village School, Village Stores and Post Office, with Cinderford being approximately 2 miles away. The motorway connections from the area are excellent with the M4, M5 and M50 all within commuting distance.
Tenure, Services And Local Authority
Freehold
All mains services are believed to be connected to the property
Forest of Dean District Council
Directions
From Mitcheldean proceed along the A4136 turning right at the traffic lights at Nailbridge sign posted to Drybrook and Ruardean, proceed along passing Hales building supplies, continue up the hill after a short distance the property can be found on the left hand side. Access to the parking is at the rear of the property via a track on left just passed the cottage.
