
English Bicknor, Coleford

- PROPERTY TYPE
Cottage
- BEDROOMS
2
- BATHROOMS
1
- SIZE
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- TENUREDescribes how you own a property. There are different types of tenure - freehold, leasehold, and commonhold.Read more about tenure in our glossary page.
Freehold
Key features
- Two bedroom cottage
- Located in the highly sought after village of English Bicknor
- Panoramic views of surrounding countryside
- Off road parking, enclosed gardens
- Character features throughout
- Freehold, Council tax band, EPC Rating
Description
Situated in the highly sought-after village of English Bicknor, this charming two-bedroom cottage is rich in character and offers an exceptional blend of space, comfort and rural tranquillity. The property enjoys generous living accommodation, including two inviting reception rooms and a spacious kitchen/diner that truly forms the heart of the home. With off-road parking, beautifully enclosed gardens and panoramic, breath-taking views across the surrounding fields and rolling countryside, this is a rare and unique opportunity to secure a home in one of the Forest’s most picturesque settings.
As you enter the property through the front door, you enter a wonderfully bright and airy kitchen–dining space that forms the true heart of the home. High vaulted ceilings with exposed timber beams immediately create a sense of volume, while the large skylight and a run of windows along one side bring in an abundance of natural light throughout the day. The room feels warm and inviting, enhanced by the natural tones of the stone flooring and bespoke oak cabinetry. The kitchen itself is arranged along half the room, offering generous worktop space and practical storage, all positioned to enjoy pleasant garden views while cooking. There is ample room for a substantial dining table making this an ideal setting for family meals or relaxed entertaining. The proportions comfortably allow for different dining layouts, with plenty of open floor space to move around. A set of wide glazed doors opens directly onto the outdoor terrace, extending the living area seamlessly during the warmer months. From here, the countryside views become part of the room’s backdrop, giving the space a peaceful, uplifting atmosphere. At the far end of the kitchen, a door leads through to a hallway connecting to the downstairs toilet, keeping practical amenities neatly tucked away yet easily accessible.
Stepping left from the kitchen, you enter a wonderfully spacious living room that feels instantly welcoming. Its generous proportions allow for multiple seating arrangements, as shown with two large sofas gathered around a cosy focal point the wood-burning stove set neatly to one side. This creates a warm, inviting spot for relaxed evenings, especially during the colder months. Natural light filters in through the window with plantation shutters, softening the space and highlighting the characterful details such as the exposed timber lintel between the living room and kitchen. The open connection between the two rooms gives the home an easy, flowing layout that works beautifully for both everyday living and hosting. The stone flooring continues through from the kitchen, enhanced by underfloor heating that ensures the room remains comfortably warm underfoot throughout the year. This adds a touch of luxury to everyday living while complementing the room’s calm, contemporary feel. A modern open-tread staircase rises from one corner, adding an architectural flourish, and beneath it useful built-in niches provide stylish yet practical storage, keeping the room feeling tidy and uncluttered. With plenty of wall space for a large media unit and flexibility for different furniture layouts, this is a room that can adapt effortlessly to a variety of lifestyles.
Following on from the living room to the left, you step into a charming snug a wonderfully versatile space that can adapt to a range of needs, whether as a cosy second sitting room, play area, peaceful home office or dining room. The character of the home truly shines here, with a striking exposed timber frame running along one wall, adding warmth, texture, and a sense of heritage to the room. A wide window with plantation shutters brings in gentle natural light while maintaining privacy, creating a calm atmosphere ideal for reading or working. There is generous room for a comfortable sofa, as well as additional furniture such as a desk or storage pieces, allowing you to tailor the space to your lifestyle. The continuity of the stone floor with underfloor heating keeps the snug pleasantly warm beneath your feet and links it harmoniously with the other ground floor rooms.
From the living room, the open-tread staircase rises to the first floor, leading to a light landing where two well-proportioned bedrooms and the family bathroom are arranged.
The principle bedroom is a beautifully bright and restful space, thoughtfully positioned to take in far-reaching countryside views through its wide window. Soft, neutral décor enhances the sense of calm, while the room’s generous proportions easily accommodate a king-size bed along with additional furniture such as a chest of drawers or reading chair, without ever feeling crowded. One of the room’s most distinctive features is the elegant open-tread staircase rising to a loft room above. This upper space offers enormous versatility ideal as a dedicated dressing room, a quiet study area, or simply useful additional storage allowing the main bedroom to remain uncluttered and serene. Natural light filters in from multiple aspects, and the clean lines of the décor highlight the room’s modern yet inviting character. Altogether, it forms a peaceful retreat at the end of the day, with the added practicality of that flexible loft space just above.
The second bedroom is a charming and well-presented room, filled with natural light from a wide window fitted with plantation shutters. The view out to greenery creates a peaceful backdrop, making it a lovely space for guests or a comfortable child’s bedroom. A beautiful exposed timber beam adds character and warmth, giving the room a distinctive cottage feel while the neutral décor keeps it fresh and inviting. The room accommodates a double or large single bed with ease, along with additional furniture such as a wardrobe or chest of drawers, as seen in the current layout.
The family bathroom is beautifully finished, combining contemporary fittings with subtle rustic touches that echo the character found throughout the home. Large stone-style tiles create a calm, natural backdrop and complement the warm tones of the bespoke wooden bath panel and vanity unit. A modern bath with overhead shower and glass screen offers versatility for both quick morning routines and long, relaxing soaks, while the sleek wall-hung toilet maximises the sense of space. The basin sits atop a solid wood cabinet, adding both texture and practical storage beneath. An exposed timber beam adds a touch of heritage and softens the clean, modern lines, and a chrome heated towel rail ensures the room is always warm and welcoming. Natural light filters through the window, making the room feel bright and fresh throughout the day.
Accessed via the open-tread staircase from the main bedroom, the loft room, is a superbly versatile space that adds real flexibility to the home. With its vaulted ceiling, exposed beams and crisp white décor, it feels bright and airy, enhanced further by a large roof window that brings in plenty of natural light. The room offers excellent potential as a dedicated dressing room, hobby space or quiet study area, with built-in eaves storage neatly tucked away behind panelled doors to keep everything organised. The layout allows for freestanding furniture while still maintaining a comfortable sense of openness. A small window at the far end frames a charming rural outlook, reinforcing the tranquil feel of this upper-level retreat. Whether used for storage, work or relaxation, it’s a highly practical and appealing addition to the main bedroom suite.
Outside - The property enjoys a wonderfully picturesque setting, with sweeping countryside views forming a constant backdrop. A gated gravel driveway provides generous parking and leads up to the charming front entrance, framed by a timber porch that adds warmth and character to the façade. Neat hedging and a small lawned area soften the approach, giving the home an inviting cottage feel. To the rear, the garden is arranged across two levels, creating clearly defined spaces for relaxation, play, and outdoor dining. Directly outside the kitchen–dining room, a raised terrace sits beneath a pergola, offering a sheltered spot for al fresco meals while taking full advantage of the far-reaching rural scenery. This terrace flows naturally down to a lawned garden, enclosed by fencing and stone walls, making it ideal for children or pets. A useful timber outbuilding provides excellent storage for gardening tools, outdoor equipment, or hobbies, and the surrounding landscape gives the garden a wonderful sense of openness and privacy. From many vantage points, the uninterrupted views stretch across rolling fields and hills, reinforcing the peaceful, countryside lifestyle the property offers. Altogether, the outside space is both practical and deeply enjoyable a natural extension of the home where you can entertain, unwind, and truly appreciate the rural setting.
- COUNCIL TAXA payment made to your local authority in order to pay for local services like schools, libraries, and refuse collection. The amount you pay depends on the value of the property.Read more about council Tax in our glossary page.
- Band: C
- PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
- Driveway
- GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
- Private garden
- ACCESSIBILITYHow a property has been adapted to meet the needs of vulnerable or disabled individuals.Read more about accessibility in our glossary page.
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