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Hangerberry, Lydbrook,

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

2

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • A beautifully presented four-bedroom detached smallholding
  • Set within an impressive plot of over two acres, offering a rare blend of lifestyle, space, and versatility.
  • Expansive grounds comprising predominantly flat and gently sloping land, perfectly suited for equestrian use, hobby farming, or those seeking a self-sufficient way of life.
  • A range of useful outbuildings and structures, ideal for housing livestock, storage, or potential further development (subject to relevant permissions).
  • Generous and well-balanced living accommodation throughout
  • Occupying a highly desirable semi-rural position within the ever-popular village of Lydbrook
  • A unique opportunity to acquire a lifestyle property with endless potential, whether for smallholding use, multi-generational living, or simply enjoying the space and setting.
  • Freehold, Council tax band C, EPC Rating TBC

Description

A fantastic opportunity to acquire a four-bedroom detached smallholding set within over two acres of predominantly flat and gently sloping land, ideal for those seeking a rural lifestyle. Offering spacious and well-balanced living accommodation throughout, the property is complemented by a range of versatile outbuildings suited to livestock or hobby farming. Situated in a sought-after semi-rural position in the popular village of Lydbrook, this is a superb lifestyle home combining space, flexibility, and countryside charm.

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 into a central hallway which forms the heart of the ground floor, with doors leading to the principal living spaces and bedrooms, while stairs rise to the first floor. The living room is a welcoming and well-proportioned space, centred around a charming feature fireplace with a log burner that creates a warm focal point ideal for cosy evenings during the colder months. The fireplace sits on a slate hearth with a simple mantle above, providing space for decorative pieces and adding character to the room. A wide bay window draws natural light into the room and offers pleasant views out towards the surrounding greenery. The bay also creates a lovely seating or display area, with the deep sill and built-in shelving beneath providing a natural spot for photographs or ornaments. The room itself offers generous proportions, easily accommodating a large sofa along one wall while still leaving space for additional seating such as armchairs or a coffee table arrangement. The current layout also allows room for media furniture opposite the seating area without feeling crowded.

To the rear, the kitchen is a bright and practical space arranged in a classic galley-style layout, with cabinets and worktops running along both sides to provide generous preparation areas and excellent storage. Cream shaker-style units are paired with warm wooden work surfaces, creating a welcoming country-style feel that complements the character of the home. A window positioned at the far end of the room draws in natural light and offers a pleasant outlook towards the garden, while also providing a natural focal point above the sink. The layout incorporates an integrated oven with gas hob and extractor, with ample surrounding worktop space for cooking and everyday meal preparation. The proportions of the room allow comfortable movement between both sides of the kitchen while keeping everything conveniently within reach, making it an efficient and functional space for day-to-day use. An open archway leads through towards the adjoining utility area, enhancing the practical flow of the home and keeping laundry and additional storage neatly separated from the main kitchen space.

The dining room is a bright and sociable space, ideally positioned between the living room and kitchen, creating a natural flow that works perfectly for everyday living and entertaining. The room comfortably accommodates a full dining table and chairs, with ample space to host family meals or larger gatherings. A wide window draws in plenty of natural light while offering pleasant views over the surrounding greenery, giving the room an open and airy feel throughout the day. The generous wall space allows for additional furniture such as a sideboard or dresser, ideal for storage and display. With its practical layout and welcoming atmosphere, the dining room forms a central hub within the home, connecting the main living areas while providing a dedicated space for relaxed dining and social occasions.
 
The adjoining utility room provides a highly practical extension to the kitchen, offering additional workspace and storage that helps keep the main kitchen clear and organised. Fitted with matching shaker-style cabinetry and wooden worktops, the room continues the same warm and cohesive style found in the kitchen. The layout forms a convenient L-shaped preparation area with a secondary sink, making it ideal for laundry tasks, food preparation, or everyday household use. There is ample room for appliances, with generous worktop space for sorting laundry or additional storage solutions. A door provides direct access to the outside, adding further practicality particularly useful for muddy boots, pets, or bringing in shopping. Overall, the utility room enhances the functionality of the home while maintaining a bright and tidy feel that blends seamlessly with the adjoining kitchen.

Also on the ground floor are two well-proportioned bedrooms,  the first bedroom is a bright and characterful double room positioned within the roofline. Two windows set into the far wall allow natural light to stream in while offering pleasant views across the surrounding greenery. The room comfortably accommodates a double bed along with additional bedroom furniture such as a chest of drawers or bedside tables, while the sloping ceiling adds a sense of charm and individuality to the space. The second ground floor bedroom is a bright and generously sized room, currently arranged as a home office, demonstrating its versatility within the home. The room offers ample floor space to comfortably accommodate a double bed alongside wardrobes, bedside tables, and additional furniture if used as a bedroom. A wide window allows natural light to fill the room while providing a pleasant outlook, helping to create a calm and airy atmosphere. The generous proportions also make the room well suited to a variety of alternative uses, such as a guest bedroom, hobby room, or dedicated workspace for those working from home. With its flexible layout and comfortable size, this room adds further practicality to the ground floor accommodation while maintaining the same light and welcoming feel found throughout the property.

The ground floor bathroom is fitted in a clean, contemporary style with neutral tiling throughout, creating a bright and low-maintenance space. The suite includes a full-length bath with shower over, a modern wash basin set within a vanity unit providing useful storage, and a WC. A frosted window allows natural light to filter into the room while maintaining privacy, helping to keep the space feeling fresh and airy. A heated towel rail adds everyday comfort and practicality, while the built-in ledge around the bath offers convenient space for toiletries.

Stairs rise from the hallway to the first floor where a small landing gives access to two further bedrooms and a shower room. The first floor continues the home’s flexible layout with two additional bedrooms arranged around a small landing. The first bedroom is a bright and characterful double room positioned within the roofline. Two windows set into the far wall allow natural light to stream in while offering pleasant views across the surrounding greenery. The room comfortably accommodates a double bed along with additional bedroom furniture such as a chest of drawers or bedside tables, while the sloping ceiling adds a sense of charm and individuality to the space. The second upstairs bedroom is another comfortable double room, enhanced by a rooflight that brings in further natural light. The sloping ceiling and exposed angles of the roof create a cosy atmosphere while still allowing room for a double bed and additional furniture such as a desk or storage units. Access to the eaves provides useful additional storage, helping to maximise the usable floor space.

The upstairs shower room is fitted in a clean and practical style, featuring a walk-in shower enclosure, pedestal wash basin, and WC. Soft blue tiling adds a light and fresh feel to the space, while the large frosted window allows natural light to flood in while maintaining privacy. The layout makes efficient use of the available space, with the shower neatly enclosed and positioned to one side, creating a comfortable and functional room for everyday use. The generous window not only brightens the room but also provides ventilation, helping to keep the space fresh and airy. Conveniently located between the two first floor bedrooms, the shower room provides a useful second bathroom within the home, ideal for family living or accommodating guests.

Outside - Externally, the property enjoys a particularly appealing setting with a large wraparound decked terrace that creates an ideal space for outdoor seating and entertaining. The elevated position allows the terrace to take full advantage of the surrounding views, providing a wonderful spot for morning coffee, al fresco dining, or simply relaxing while enjoying the peaceful outlook across the valley. The deck extends along the front and side of the house, offering generous space for outdoor furniture and potted plants while creating an attractive extension of the living space during warmer months. Large windows from the house overlook the terrace, helping to connect the indoor and outdoor areas. To the side of the property, a paved patio provides an additional seating area centred around a circular stone feature, making it a natural gathering point for outdoor dining or social occasions. The patio is bordered by mature planting and stone retaining walls which give the space a sense of privacy and structure. Beyond the immediate garden areas, the property enjoys far-reaching views across open fields and the surrounding woodland landscape, offering a truly picturesque rural backdrop. The neighbouring pastureland, often home to grazing alpacas, adds a charming countryside feel and enhances the tranquil setting. A further enclosed garden area to the rear provides a practical space suitable for pets, gardening, or small-scale growing projects, with fencing and a small outbuilding offering additional storage. Overall, the outdoor spaces complement the home beautifully, combining generous entertaining areas with peaceful countryside views and a strong connection to the surrounding natural landscape.
 
  


 
 
 


 
 


 
 
 

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Band: C
PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
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GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
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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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About Hattons Estate Agents, Forest of Dean

4 Lords Hill, Coleford, GL16 8BD

Hattons is a modern, innovative estate agency local to the Forest of Dean, dedicated to delivering exceptional customer service and supporting the local community. Our mission is to make the process of selling and buying property as seamless and straightforward as possible. With a deep understanding of the local market, we use the latest tools and a customer-first approach to ensure each client receives personal, bespoke and efficient service, tailored to their needs. Whether you're buying your first home or selling your property, Hattons Estate Agents are committed to making your experience smooth and successful. We are also proud to support the local community, ensuring that our services benefit both individual clients and the areas that we cover.

Affordability

Monthly repayments£2,851
Property: £ 625,000
Deposit: £ 62,500
Interest rate: 4.5%
Term: 30 years
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