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£360,000

3 bed detached house for sale
Central Lydbrook, Lydbrook GL17

    • 3 beds

    • 1 bath

    • 1 reception

  • EPC Rating: D

  • Freehold

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About this property

  • Three bedroom detached cottage

  • Generous plot with enclosed garden, outbuilding

  • Off road parking

  • Spacious and charming living accommodation

  • Highly sought after village location

  • Freehold, Council tax band B, EPC Rating D

A charming three-bedroom detached cottage, this characterful home is set on a generous plot in the highly sought-after village of Lydbrook. Offering the perfect balance of period charm and modern convenience, the property benefits from off-road parking, enclosed gardens, and the added advantage of a detached home office, ideal for today’s flexible lifestyles.

Lydbrook is celebrated for its stunning setting along the River Wye and its close proximity to the breath-taking 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 kitchen is a bright and welcoming space, accessed directly from the front door and benefitting from excellent natural light through two side aspect windows and an additional front-facing window. Fitted with a range of modern shaker-style units and complemented by solid wood worktops, it combines practicality with charm. A built-in electric oven with a four-ring gas hob, while an integrated dishwasher offers convenience. There is space for either a washing machine or fridge/freezer, depending on preference, making the layout adaptable to a variety of household needs. The room’s character is enhanced by its slate-style flooring and tiled splashbacks, while the window above the sink enjoys a pleasant outlook onto the garden. From here, an opening leads directly into the inner hallway, allowing for easy flow through the home.

An inner hallway links the heart of the home together, flowing seamlessly from the kitchen through to the main living and dining areas. Character tile flooring continues underfoot, giving a sense of continuity and charm while also being highly practical. From here, there is access to the side porch, ideal as a boot room or for day-to-day entry, while a wide opening leads directly into the inviting living and dining room beyond. The hallway itself offers space for freestanding furniture or storage, while still maintaining a light and airy feel thanks to its simple décor and archway views back into the kitchen.

The living and dining room is the true heart of the home, offering a wonderfully versatile open-plan space that blends charm, character, and practicality. Flooded with natural light from a front aspect bay window, an additional front-facing window, and a side aspect window, the room feels bright and welcoming throughout the day. To one end, the sitting area is centred around a striking exposed stone fireplace with brick detailing, housing a woodburning stove that creates a cosy focal point in cooler months. Timber flooring, paired with rustic slate in the dining section, enhances the character of the room, while exposed beams and cottage-style features add further personality. The dining area provides ample space for a large family table, perfect for entertaining or everyday family life, with a window overlooking the garden bringing greenery into view. The open plan layout ensures the space flows naturally, whether hosting friends or enjoying a quiet evening by the fire. A staircase rises to the first-floor landing, neatly positioned to one side, with clever alcoves and recesses providing space for bookshelves and furniture, further underlining the practical yet homely feel of this central reception space.

Stairs rise from the living room to the first-floor landing, where doors open into all three bedrooms and the family bathroom. The landing itself is bright and practical, offering useful storage space while also acting as a central hub that connects the upstairs accommodation with ease.

The main bedroom is a generous and characterful space, enjoying a front aspect window that frames views across the surroundings and fills the room with natural light. Exposed stone walls lend a rustic charm, creating a unique backdrop that enhances the room’s cottage feel. There is a built-in cupboard providing useful storage, while the room itself easily accommodates a large bed alongside additional furniture such as wardrobes or a dressing table. Its blend of warmth, character, and practicality makes it a welcoming retreat at the end of the day.

Bedroom two is a bright and versatile double room, benefitting from both a front and side aspect window that flood the space with natural light and offer pleasant outlooks across the surrounding area. The dual aspect gives the room an airy, open feel, while exposed timber floorboards add warmth and character. The generous proportions make it suitable as a comfortable bedroom, but its current use also highlights its flexibility as a home office or creative studio, making it an adaptable space to suit modern living needs.

Bedroom three is a light and well-proportioned room, benefitting from both side and rear aspect windows that provide a dual outlook and bring in plenty of natural light. The rear window in particular enjoys a leafy view, creating a calm and private atmosphere. The space offers flexibility, whether used as a comfortable single bedroom, a guest room, or even as a dedicated home office or hobby room. With its wooden flooring and neutral décor, it provides a versatile canvas ready to be adapted to individual needs.

Outside- Outside, the cottage sits within a generous plot that provides both practicality and charm. To the front, there is off-road parking, making day-to-day living convenient. The gardens are predominantly enclosed and thoughtfully laid out, with a blend of mature planting, lawned areas, and pathways that lead through the plot. The outdoor space is perfect for those who enjoy gardening, with scope for growing vegetables or simply relaxing in a private, green setting. A particular feature is the detached home office located towards the far end of the garden, offering a peaceful retreat for remote working or hobbies, all while being surrounded by nature. The size of the plot ensures there is plenty of room for children to play, pets to roam, and families to entertain, all while enjoying the village setting.

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  • Council tax band

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