This two-bedroom property is located just a short stroll from Coleford town centre and, while it would benefit from some updating, offers well-proportioned living accommodation throughout. The home further benefits from off-road parking and enclosed gardens and is offered to the market with no onward chain.

The vibrant market town of Coleford, nestled in the picturesque Forest of Dean, offers the perfect blend of convenience and charm. Ideally situated just 12 miles from key motorway links, it provides easy access to the wider region while maintaining a rich array of local amenities. The town has a variety of facilities, including a cinema, post office, library, a range of shops, three supermarkets, as well as pubs and restaurants. The town also boasts excellent educational options with both primary and secondary schools, along with two golf courses.

This well-arranged home opens into a compact entrance hallway that provides a practical buffer from the main living space, with room for coats and shoes before leading through into the heart of the property. From here, the living room is a bright, generously proportioned space with a clean, neutral finish that makes it easy to imagine furnishing to suit a variety of styles. Its length allows for a comfortable seating arrangement, with ample room for a large sofa and additional chairs without feeling crowded. A wide window draws in plenty of natural light and offers pleasant views to the front, while still leaving good wall space for media furniture or shelving. One of the room’s most appealing features is the angled ceiling line, which adds character and creates a cosy feel without compromising usable floor space. Beneath the slope, a built-in storage cupboard is neatly tucked away, providing practical storage while keeping the room clutter-free. Soft carpeting underfoot enhances the sense of comfort, making this an inviting space for relaxing evenings or entertaining guests.

Adjoining the living room, the kitchen is a smart, well-planned space that makes excellent use of the available footprint, arranged in a practical U-shape that offers generous worktop space and storage. Sleek white cabinetry is paired with dark work surfaces, creating a clean, contemporary look that will suit a wide range of tastes. The layout allows for comfortable movement while cooking, with everything within easy reach. A window above the sink brings in plenty of natural light and provides a pleasant outlook, helping to keep the room feeling bright and airy. Integrated cooking appliances and a stainless steel extractor form a natural focal point, while there remains space for additional freestanding appliances if required. An opening from the kitchen connects neatly back to the living room, ensuring an easy flow between the two main living areas and making the space practical for both everyday living and entertaining.

Stairs rise from the ground floor to the first-floor landing, which connects all rooms.

The principal bedroom is a calm and comfortable double room, well proportioned to accommodate a bed, bedside tables, and additional furniture such as a wardrobe or chest of drawers without feeling restricted. A window to the front allows natural light to fill the room while offering a pleasant outlook, helping to create a bright yet restful atmosphere. A built-in wardrobe provides valuable storage, keeping the space neatly organised, while soft carpeting underfoot adds to the sense of comfort. The feature wallpapered wall introduces character and warmth, giving the room a focal point while still allowing scope for personalisation. Overall, this is a well-balanced bedroom that works equally well as a relaxing retreat at the end of the day.

Bedroom two is a neatly presented and versatile room, ideal for use as a child’s bedroom, guest room, or home office. Its proportions allow for a single bed or sofa bed, along with additional furniture such as a desk or wardrobe, without feeling cramped. A window to the front brings in natural light and provides an open outlook, helping to keep the room feeling bright and welcoming. Soft carpeting underfoot adds comfort, while the gentle pastel tones create a calm atmosphere that can easily be adapted to suit different uses. This flexible room adds to the home’s overall practicality, offering valuable additional space to suit a range of lifestyle needs.
 
The bathroom is neatly arranged and well finished, offering a clean, practical space for everyday use. A full-sized bath with an overhead shower provides flexibility for both quick mornings and relaxed evening soaks, while the curved shower rail adds a touch of style and maximises usable space within the room. Neutral tiling lines the walls, giving the bathroom a bright, fresh feel that will appeal to a wide range of tastes. A frosted window allows natural light to filter in while maintaining privacy, helping to keep the room light and airy. The pedestal basin and WC are well positioned, leaving clear floor space and creating a functional layout that feels comfortable rather than cramped.

Outside - The property is approached via a paved pathway leading to the front door, with a small gravelled frontage framed by established shrubs that provide a degree of privacy and a pleasant first impression. The brick façade is neatly presented, sitting comfortably within a residential terrace and offering a welcoming entrance. To the rear, the garden is arranged for ease of maintenance, with a combination of paved seating areas and a central gravel section that works well for outdoor furniture or container planting. Fencing to either side creates a secure and enclosed feel, making the space ideal for relaxing, gardening, or entertaining in the warmer months. A timber shed sits to one side, providing useful storage for bikes, tools, or garden equipment. The property also benefits from two parking spaces.