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The Old Bakery — Clearwell, Forest of Dean
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The
cottage has a very welcoming feel from the moment you enter the
attractive sitting room with its huge fireplace (now occupied by an
efficient woodburner) and on into the bright and well-equipped kitchen.
The garden at the rear of the property is private and surprisingly
spacious with some lovely trees and the hillside rising behind. There
is a sheltered sitting-out area perfect for summer evenings.The owners
have given much thought to making visitors feel at home and have
created a very comfortable environment for the discerning holidaymaker.
Entrance into small lobby and thence into sitting room with oak
floor, woodburner in beamed alcove and double sofa bed. Door to bright
kitchen with extending dining table for up to 6. Further door to
garden. Upstairs: two bedrooms, one double with kingsize bed at front
of house and one twin. Modern bathroom/wc with electric shower over
bath and heated towel rail.
Small but colourful enclosed area at front of cottage and attractive
rear garden with patio, steps up to lawn and decked area with table and
chairs.
This property is new to our listings
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The
Old Bakery has 17th century origins and has been beautifully
refurbished by its owners to retain much of its original character
whilst providing very comfortable and attractive accommodation. In the
main street of the small village of Clearwell in the heart of the
Forest of Dean, it is very well-positioned for the many and varied
attractions the area has to offer, including the historic iron mines at
Clearwell Caves, just up the road.
This part of the Forest has some of its most attractive woodland
areas with superb walking, cycling and riding all around. For railway
enthusiasts the steam train from Lydney to Parkend is a `must`: there
is fishing and canoeing on the Wye not far away, and a wide range of
places of interest to visit within easy driving distance, including the
Welsh border castles,Tintern Abbey, Symonds Yat, Gloucester Cathedral
and Chepstow (castle and racecourse). The Dean Heritage Centre is also
well worth a visit.
Useful Links:
- Wye Valley images
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| Woodburner (first basket of logs inc. in rent, thereafter £4 per basket). Oil fired central heating. Oil, elec., bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Cot.
Booster high chair. Colour TV. DVD. Stereo system. Auto. washing
machine. Tumble drier (in external cupboard). Dishwasher.
Fridge/freezer. Microwave. Telephone (honesty box). On street parking
outside cottage. Shop/PO 2 miles. Pub(s)/restaurant in village. Sorry no pets. Non-smokers only. *Short Breaks* |
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