Summary:
This charming 1800s cottage in Coleford blends old and new through a full refurb and stylish furnishings. Ideally located between the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley, with endless outdoor activities nearby. Inside, enjoy an elegant living room with large smart TV and a modern kitchen leading to decking with outdoor dining set. Upstairs are two comfortable double bedrooms with striking décor, sharing a sleek bathroom with walk-in shower. Driveway parking for one car completes this delightful retreat.
The Space:
This 19th century stone-built cottage in Coleford offers the perfect escape for up to four guests, with the Forest of Dean in one direction and the Wye Valley in the other. Surrounded by natural beauty, it’s an ideal base for outdoor adventures including walking, cycling, canoeing, and exploring some of the UK’s most picturesque countryside.
Newly refurbished and stylishly furnished, the cottage combines period character with modern comfort. Step inside to a welcoming living room with elegant décor and a large smart TV, the perfect place to relax after a day exploring. Next door, the modern kitchen is fully equipped and opens directly onto a private garden with decking and an outdoor dining set, ideal for al fresco meals in the warmer months.
Upstairs, you’ll find two comfortable double bedrooms, each individually styled with colourful, unique décor to create a homely yet boutique feel. Both bedrooms share a sleek, modern bathroom complete with a luxurious walk-in waterfall shower.
With off-road driveway parking for one car, this cottage is as practical as it is charming. You'll also find ample free on-street parking nearby. Whether you’re seeking adventure or relaxation, it’s a wonderful retreat in the heart of Gloucestershire’s countryside.
Guest Access:
Guests have access to the whole house and garden.
The Neighborhood:
The cottage offers the perfect base for exploring the Forest of Dean and the Wye Valley, two of the UK’s most beautiful natural landscapes. Conveniently, there’s a retail park with supermarkets and shops less than a minute’s walk away, making it easy to stock up on essentials for your stay. But the real attraction lies in the wealth of activities and sights just minutes from your doorstep.
Families will love visiting Puzzlewood, a magical woodland that has inspired film sets from Star Wars to Doctor Who. Just a short drive away, Perrygrove Railway delights children and adults alike with its charming miniature steam trains, while the Railway Museum in Coleford itself offers fascinating insights into local history. For something more adventurous, the dramatic Clearwell Caves provide a journey deep underground, where you can learn about thousands of years of mining heritage.
Outdoor lovers are spoiled for choice. The iconic viewpoint at Symonds Yat Rock offers breathtaking views of the River Wye, and the surrounding area is perfect for walking, cycling, climbing, and wildlife spotting. For thrill-seekers, the River Wye is a hub for kayaking, canoeing, and other water sports, with plenty of local activity providers offering guided trips.
For golfers, Bells Hotel and Golf Club is nearby, while walkers can head straight into the wider Forest of Dean, with endless trails through ancient woodland, teeming with wildlife including deer and wild boar. A little further afield, the historic ruins of Tintern Abbey provide a stunning day out, combining history with natural beauty along the Wye.
With so much to explore within a 15-minute radius, Coleford is the ideal hub for families, couples, and adventurers looking to experience the very best of this unique region.
Getting Around:
Due to the remote nature of the area, we would recommend bringing a car for your stay. Private parking is available for 1 vehicle on the driveway, plus there is free parking on the street outside the cottage. In addition, there is an EV charging point at the Lidl a 30 second drive away.
Interaction with Guests:
We will be available via message, email and phone during your stay. Any questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch!