The cottage combines the original character of an ancient building with excellent facilities to provide a spacious and very comfortable base from which to explore this area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Entrance into kitchen/dining area with solid pine table and seating for 6. Sitting room with original beams, baby grand piano and double sofa bed. Downstairs cloakroom with basin and wc. Oak stairs from sitting room to landing. 2 bedrooms - one very large double with 5ft bed, walk-in cupboard and dual-aspect windows. Second bedroom with zip & link bed providing a king size double or twin beds. Bathroom with independent shower over bath. Separate wc.

Cobbled & paved sitting-out area in front of the cottage and additional grassed area within the owners' garden. Barbecue.

Church Farm is situated in a quiet lane on the edge of St Briavels, perched high on a limestone plateau overlooking the River Wye in the heart of the ancient Forest of Dean. Skilfully and sensitively converted to a very high standard from a Grade II listed, 16th century barn, Church Farm Cottage stands opposite the main farmhouse and forms one side of the courtyard of this attractive and ancient smallholding. There are walks in all directions and visitors have direct access across the owners' land through woodland onto local bridlepaths. The local area offers a wide range of outdoor pursuits - cycling using the marked trails in the Forest, canoeing at Monmouth & Symonds Yat, fishing on the Wye - as well as an abundance of visitor attractions - Tintern Abbey, the Forest of Dean Steam Railway, Symonds Yat, Clearwell Caves, Puzzle Wood & Chepstow Castle. Within easy driving distance are Hereford and Gloucester cathedrals, Bristol, the Cotswolds and the Welsh Brecon Beacons.

Pricing & Availability