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Coppice Road, Lydbrook

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

1

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • Elegant four-bedroom detached residence
  • Rich in character with charming features throughout
  • Set within a peaceful, idyllic location
  • Ample off-road parking and generous gardens
  • Enjoying far-reaching countryside views
  • Freehold, Council tax band E, EPC Rating E

Description

A well presented four bedroom detached property, rich in character and charm throughout, set within a peaceful and idyllic location. Offering ample off-road parking and generous gardens, the property further benefits from far-reaching countryside views, creating a truly enviable setting.

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.

Entering the property, you arrive into the living room. A warm and characterful space, beautifully enhanced by exposed ceiling beams that run the length of the room, adding a sense of charm and architectural interest. A striking stone fireplace forms a natural focal point, housing a log burner that brings both visual appeal and a cosy atmosphere perfect for relaxing on cooler evenings. The room is well-proportioned, comfortably accommodating multiple sofas and occasional furniture without feeling crowded. There is ample flexibility in layout, with space for a larger seating arrangement centred around the fireplace, while still leaving room for additional pieces such as storage chests or media units. Natural light filters in through the window, creating a bright yet feel, complemented by the soft tones of the décor and flooring. The alcoves around the fireplace provide useful recesses for shelving or display, enhancing both practicality and style.

Leading on from the living room, the dining room is a characterful and inviting space, full of personality and charm. A striking exposed stone archway creates a natural transition from the hallway, adding a sense of history and texture while framing the room beautifully. The space itself is well-suited to everyday dining, comfortably accommodating a central table and chairs, with additional room for freestanding furniture such as dressers or shelving. The current layout demonstrates how the room can also double as a creative or flexible space, whether for family use, hobbies, or working from home. A feature fireplace with a traditional surround adds further character and provides a lovely focal point, with the potential to enhance the room’s cosy atmosphere. The bold colour palette is balanced by natural light entering the room, creating a warm and vibrant environment that still feels welcoming. Built-in storage and wall-mounted shelving make practical use of the available space, while also offering opportunities for display. Overall, this is a versatile and distinctive room that blends period features with everyday functionality, making it ideal for both dining and multi-purpose use.

The kitchen is a charming and character-filled space, thoughtfully arranged in a practical U-shaped layout that makes excellent use of the available room. Painted cabinetry adds a distinctive touch of colour, while providing ample storage through a combination of base and wall units. Generous worktop space runs along three sides, creating an efficient and well-connected area for food preparation and cooking, with integrated appliances neatly positioned within the layout. A window above the sink allows natural light to pour in, brightening the space and offering a pleasant outlook while working in the kitchen. The tiled splashbacks and flooring add both durability and texture, complementing the overall style of the room. Beyond the main kitchen area, there is space for a breakfast table, creating a more informal dining spot ideal for morning coffee or casual meals. This area is further enhanced by an exposed brick fireplace housing a log burner, bringing warmth and a cosy, homely atmosphere particularly inviting during the colder months. The kitchen also provides access to the staircase, subtly integrated into the layout, reinforcing the sense of the home’s character and history. Altogether, this is a welcoming and highly functional space that blends practical design with period charm, making it the true heart of the home.
 
Stairs rise from the kitchen to the first floor, where a central landing leads to four bedrooms and the bathroom.

The principal bedroom is a charming and  retreat, tucked neatly into the upper floor and enhanced by its characterful proportions. The room comfortably accommodates a double bed, with space remaining for bedside tables and additional freestanding furniture such as a chest of drawers or shelving. A feature of the room is the recessed window set within the eaves, which not only draws in natural light but also adds a cosy, intimate feel while offering a pleasant outlook. The sloping ceiling lines create a sense of individuality, while still allowing for practical furniture placement along the full-height walls. Soft, neutral décor enhances the sense of calm, making this an inviting space to unwind at the end of the day. Built-in or fitted storage could be easily incorporated, while the current layout demonstrates how well the room functions as a comfortable and well-balanced principal bedroom.

Bedroom two is a bright and cheerful space, currently arranged as a child’s room, but equally versatile in its use. The room comfortably accommodates a bed, with additional space for smaller furniture such as a bedside table, shelving, or a compact wardrobe. A window set within a recessed opening allows natural light to filter in, enhancing the sense of space and offering a pleasant outlook. The proportions of the room make it ideal as a child’s bedroom, nursery, or even a cosy guest room, depending on requirements. There is also flexibility for alternative layouts, with potential to incorporate a study desk or additional storage without compromising on comfort. Overall, this is a well-presented and adaptable room, perfectly suited to a range of uses within the home.

The third bedroom is a cleverly arranged and highly functional space, making excellent use of its proportions. Currently set up with a raised bed, the room maximises floor space beneath to create a dedicated study area, complete with room for a desk, chair, and shelving ideal for homework, hobbies, or working from home. The layout demonstrates how the room can comfortably accommodate both sleeping and study zones without feeling cramped, while additional space remains for storage furniture such as a chest of drawers. A window at the far end allows natural light to filter through, helping to keep the room bright and inviting. The sloping ceiling adds character and a sense of individuality, while still allowing practical use of the available space. This is a versatile room, perfectly suited as a child’s bedroom or study-focused space, with flexibility to adapt to changing needs over time.

Bedroom four is a bright and highly versatile space, currently utilised as a creative workspace. Its elongated layout lends itself well to a variety of uses, whether as a bedroom, home office, or hobby room. A glazed door at the far end allows natural light to stream into the room while also providing direct access outside, creating a pleasant connection to the garden and enhancing the sense of space. The room comfortably accommodates a desk and storage units, with ample wall space for shelving or additional furniture. The sloping ceiling adds character without compromising usability, and the overall proportions make it easy to adapt the layout to suit individual needs. Whether used as a guest bedroom, studio, or work-from-home space, this is a flexible and light-filled room that adds further practicality to the home.

The bathroom is a well-proportioned and characterful space, thoughtfully arranged to combine practicality with style. A full-sized bath with an overhead shower is positioned along one wall, enclosed by decorative tiling that adds texture and visual interest, while also providing a durable and easy-to-maintain finish. The layout allows for comfortable everyday use, with a pedestal basin and WC neatly positioned to maximise the available floor space. There is still room to move freely, giving the room an open and uncluttered feel. A window set above the bath brings in natural light, brightening the space and enhancing the overall atmosphere, while also offering ventilation. The surrounding ledge provides a useful spot for plants or toiletries, adding a touch of personality. Finished in soft, muted tones, the bathroom has a calm and relaxed feel, making it an inviting space to unwind. Overall, it is a functional yet distinctive room that complements the character found throughout the rest of the home.
 
Outside - Externally, the property enjoys a beautifully established garden that offers both privacy and far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside. A paved terrace provides an ideal spot for outdoor dining and seating, with ample space for a table and chairs perfect for enjoying warmer days or relaxing with a morning coffee. From here, the garden gently unfolds into a series of planted areas, filled with a variety of mature shrubs, greenery, and seasonal planting that bring colour and texture throughout the year. The layout creates a natural sense of depth, with winding pathways guiding you through the space and inviting exploration. A particular highlight is the elevated outlook, with open views stretching across rolling hills and treetops, offering a peaceful and scenic backdrop that enhances the overall setting. The garden strikes a lovely balance between cultivated and natural, making it well-suited to keen gardeners while still offering plenty of space to simply enjoy the surroundings. The rear elevation of the property showcases its character, with traditional features complemented by French doors that connect the interior living spaces seamlessly to the garden, reinforcing the home’s strong indoor-outdoor flow. Overall, the outside space is a tranquil and attractive extension of the property, ideal for both entertaining and everyday enjoyment.

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: E
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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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£2,132
Property: £ 425,000
Deposit: £ 42,500
Interest rate: 5.33%
Term: 30 years
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