Crow Ash Road, Berry Hill, Coleford

Positioned along the sought-after Crow Ash Road in Berry Hill, this is one of the most spacious five-bedroom detached homes currently available, offering exceptionally flexible and versatile living accommodation. Perfectly suited to multi-generational living, the property provides a wealth of internal space that can easily adapt to a variety of family needs, whether it’s for growing children, extended family, or working from home. The generous layout is complemented by off-road parking, a garage, and enclosed gardens, making this a superb all-round home in a popular and well-connected location.

The village of Berry Hill provides a range of local amenities, including both junior and secondary schools, a takeaway restaurant, a hair salon, and a chemist. For those interested in sports and social activities, the village also boasts a rugby club, offering great opportunities for community involvement.

Step through the UPVC double-glazed door into the entrance lobby, where the home immediately reveals its character. A large Velux skylight above brings in natural light, highlighting the beautiful exposed stone walls and the warm tones of the tiled floor below. There's space to hang coats and leave shoes, creating a practical yet inviting first impression.

From here, you enter the dining room, a central space that anchors the ground floor. With plenty of room for a full dining table and more, it's a lovely place to host family meals or gatherings with friends. Stairs rise gently to the first floor, and a stone archway creates a natural flow through to the kitchen. There are wall lights for evening ambience and space to position dressers or sideboards.

The kitchen sits just beyond the arch, designed to blend practicality with warmth. There’s a generous selection of base and wall units, all topped with marble-effect worktops and splashbacks. A breakfast bar adds an informal eating space or a handy spot for guests to chat while you cook. Glazed doors open directly into the rear lounge/garden room, drawing in light and offering views through to the garden beyond. There’s space for a gas cooker, a large extractor fan, and a one-and-a-half bowl sink. Recessed ceiling lights and tiled flooring complete the space.

To one side of the kitchen is a particularly useful utility room. It provides additional storage units, plumbing for a washing machine, and houses the Worcester gas boiler. There is also space for a dishwasher and tumble-dryer. A pantry with coat hooks add further function, and an internal window keeps it feeling light and connected to the rest of the home.

At the rear of the home is one of its standout features: a spacious rear lounge or garden room that is well proportioned.. With wraparound UPVC windows and a glazed door opening to the patio, it offers wonderful views over the garden. Recessed ceiling lights make it feel both stylish and practical, while three panelled radiators ensure it’s usable all year round. Whether you're enjoying a morning coffee, reading in the afternoon sun, or hosting guests in the evening, this room adapts to every mood.

An inner hallway leads from the dining room and provides access to two generous ground floor rooms, including the principal bedroom. The principal bedroom is a spacious retreat, overlooking the rear garden. A small lobby area adds separation between the room and the rest of the house, and there's plenty of space for freestanding furniture. Double built-in wardrobes flank the entry to the en-suite, which is well-appointed with a walk-in shower cubicle, WC, wash basin, heated towel rail, mirrored medicine cabinet, shelving, and ceramic tiled flooring.

The second bedroom is another well-proportioned double room, also with views to the front. A recessed bookshelf and built-in storage keep things tidy, and the en-suite includes a WC, wash basin and mirrored cabinet, making it perfect for guests or independent family members.

Upstairs, the accommodation continues with real flexibility. The landing feels open and bright thanks to a front window, and gives way to three further bedrooms and a family bathroom.

The largest upstairs room is currently used as the principal bedroom. It’s a standout space, with rooftop views across Coleford through dual UPVC windows. Exposed stonework bring warmth and texture, making it as cosy in winter as it is open in summer.

Bedroom four is another spacious double with dual-aspect windows that flood the room with light. Whether used as a bedroom, home office, or hobby room, it offers both comfort and versatility.

Bedroom five is slightly smaller but still a comfortable single, with a rear-facing window and loft access. Ideal for a nursery, study, or dressing room, it's a useful bonus space.

The family bathroom is well laid out and fitted with a modern white suite. There's a WC, vanity basin, walk-in rainfall shower with glass screen, a full-size bath, and tiled walls. An obscure-glass window provides privacy while letting in light, and a panelled radiator keeps it cosy.

Outside- The property is approached via a long private driveway, offering ample parking for multiple vehicles. This generous parking area leads to the rear of the house, as the front aspect faces the road-a layout that provides both privacy and a unique setting. The driveway continues to a large detached garage, ideal for secure storage or workshop use. The rear gardens are a true highlight, thoughtfully landscaped to blend functionality with natural beauty, the garden has many mature trees including Walnut and Silver Birches. They feature a stone patio perfect for outdoor dining, well-maintained lawns, mature hedged boundaries, and vibrant seasonal flower borders, while flagstone steps and characterful stone walling lead to an additional, more private patio area directly accessible from the house. There’s also an outside tap located to the side for added convenience.

Agents note- Some of the windows have been upgraded to triple glazing.