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£350,000

3 bed detached house for sale
Lower Lydbrook, Lydbrook GL17

    • 3 beds

    • 1 bath

    • 2 receptions

  • EPC Rating: E

  • Freehold

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About this property

  • Three bedroom detached cottage

  • Generous plot approaching 1/3 of an acre

  • Character features throughout

  • Spacious living accommodation with two reception rooms

  • Backing on to fields and countryside

  • Freehold, Council tax band C, EPC Rating E

Set within a generous plot approaching a third of an acre, this spacious three-bedroom detached property offers a wonderful blend of character and comfort. With two versatile reception rooms, the home is filled with original features and timeless charm throughout. Perfectly positioned in the sought-after village of Lydbrook, it’s an ideal opportunity for those seeking space, charm, and village life on the edge of the Forest.

Lydbrook is celebrated for its stunning setting along the River Wye and its close proximity to the Wye Valley. The village is nestled amidst picturesque woodlands, offering endless opportunities for outdoor adventures like walking, hiking, and exploring nature trails. Its location provides easy access to nearby attractions, including Symonds Yat, a favourite among outdoor enthusiasts and the Forest of Dean, where you can enjoy a variety of activities and visit popular spots like the Sculpture Trail and Puzzlewood.

The property is entered via a charming timber-framed porch, offering a welcoming first impression with glazed windows to the side and a solid wooden door leading into the home.

Step inside to a central entrance hall where the staircase gently rises to the first floor. This area sets the tone for the rest of the home, inviting, well-maintained, and full of character.

To the front of the house, the living room is a cosy and elegant retreat. A beautiful stone fireplace with a wood-burning stove creates a natural focal point, while the bay window fills the room with natural light and frames calming views of surrounding woodland. Alcoves either side of the chimney breast add charm and practicality, ideal for shelving or display.

Across the hallway, the dining room is full of warmth and personality. Another fireplace, this time with a rustic timber lintel and multi-fuel stove, adds both style and substance. The front-facing bay window provides a delightful outlook, making this a lovely space for relaxed dinners or entertaining. There's also a useful understairs cupboard and an open flow into the kitchen beyond.

The kitchen has a smart, modern finish while keeping in step with the home’s character. Thoughtfully designed, it includes a range of cabinetry, integrated appliances, and a Quooker tap for convenience. French doors open directly onto the courtyard—perfect for indoor-outdoor living and summer suppers.

Tucked neatly to the side, the utility room continues the practical layout, with worktops, plumbing for appliances, and additional storage space. A front window brings in good natural light, and a timber door offers another point of access.

The ground floor bathroom is stylish and well-fitted, with a modern suite including a bath with a shower mixer, vanity storage, and a sleek finish throughout. It’s a bright, neatly arranged space that makes excellent use of the layout.

Upstairs, the landing connects to three bedrooms, each with its own charm.

The principal bedroom features a vaulted ceiling with exposed timbers and a peaceful view over the courtyard and woodland beyond, an ideal space to unwind at the end of the day.

The second bedroom is equally welcoming, with a characterful fireplace and a pretty window seat set beneath a wide window. It’s a restful space with views of the trees and landscape outside.

The third bedroom also looks to the front, and is filled with period charm thanks to a lovely fireplace, exposed timbers, and a traditional window seat, making it a versatile room for guests, a study, or a tranquil retreat.

Outside- To the front of the home, a set of brick and concrete steps leads up to a welcoming courtyard. Thoughtfully laid with slate and astroturf, this spot is perfect for a morning coffee or evening drink—a low-maintenance space to sit and enjoy the day. To the left, a gate opens into the rear courtyard, which forms a natural connection between the house and garden beyond. From here, steps rise to the main garden- cleverly landscaped to suit both family life and outdoor entertaining. There's a decked area ideal for summer dining, a soft play space for children, and a handy garden shed. The garden is fully enclosed, offering a sense of privacy and security. Further steps and a pathway lead to an elevated terrace at the top of the garden. Here, you’ll find a peaceful spot backing onto open fields and woodland—perfect for unwinding in nature or watching the sunset in total tranquillity.

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