and 8 Acres Woodland, Bailey Lane, Hewelsfield, Lydney, Gloucestershire. GL15 6XE

Sitting Room

Arranged as a spacious sitting room with a cosy snug area in front of the fire. Windows to all aspects providing a bright sitting area, original beams, exposed stone walls, inglenook fireplace with inset Chesney's wood burning stove, door to kitchen/dining room, steps to inner hall.

Kitchen/Dining Room

Lovely and light open plan room overlooking the garden, exposed beams and timber frame, hardwood cabinets and work surfaces, integrated oven and hob, plumbing for appliances, stone floor, open to dining area, stable door and French doors to garden.

Inner Hall

Door to utility room, stairs to first floor.

Utility Room

Window to front, Worcester oil central heating boiler, kitchen sink unit, plumbing for washing machine, French doors to garden.

Landing

Window to front, access to roof space, recessed storage space, doors to bedrooms 1,2,3,4, and bathrooms.

Bedroom 1

Generous and bright double bedroom with dual aspect, exposed beams.

Shower Room

Window to rear, shower enclosure, WC, wash basin.
Would make a great en-suite bathroom to bedroom 1 or an additional bedroom if required.

Bedroom 2

Lovely bright dual aspect double room.

Bedroom 3

Double bedroom with window to front.

Bedroom 4

Dual aspect, exposed beams. An ideal children's bedroom or home study.

Family Bathroom

Windows to rear, bath with shower attachment, separate shower, WC, wash basin.

Garage

Requires investment. A large garage with ample parking.

Grounds

The grounds extend to 8 acres of private tranquil garden and woodland bounded by a stream. Lawned gardens surround the cottage, the remainder of the ground is 'wilded' and in its natural condition. It is a unspoiled wildlife sanctuary and a great attraction to a wide variety of visiting birds and wildlife - of immense interest are the original 'bee boles' sited in the south facing garden walls. There is an opportunity to create a personally designed outside space or simply enjoy nature on the doorstep. On the south boundary a bridge crosses the stream on to the public foot path that eventually joins Offa's Dyke path. A network of lanes and footpaths lead along the Wye Valley to Brockweir, Tintern, Devils Pulpit the historic village of St. Briavels.

Directions

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From the village of St Briavels drive towards Chepstow (B4228). After 1.4 miles at the crossroads, turn right signposted Brockweir, Tintern and Hewelsfield Common. Follow the road for 0.3 miles and bear left into Bailey Lane (narrow lane). Follow the lane for precisely 0.1miles. The property is set back on the left hand side. Opposite the entrance to the drive is a pull in parking space if required.