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  • 4 guests

  • 1 bedroom

  • 1 bathroom

  • 1,119 sq/ft

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Offering peace, privacy and beautiful views, this home is a natural haven in the Forest of Dean. Crafted in the 1800s from local stone, there’s a wonderful sense of tradition here along with all the home comforts you could need for a cosy stay. Inside, there’s a wood-burning stove and plenty of space to cook, relax and socialise. There’s also a snug mezzanine level which can double up as a sleeping area for two guests. And when it comes to adventures, you’ll be spoiled for choice. Follow hiking trails straight form the door, explore the nearby Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail or head further afield to Cinderford and Ross-on-Wye.


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What to expect


Highlights

Experience the natural beauty of the Forest of Dean

Experience the natural beauty of the Forest of Dean

Celebrate a special occasion with drinks on the terrace

Celebrate a special occasion with drinks on the terrace

Light the fire and gather for cosy evenings at home

Light the fire and gather for cosy evenings at home

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Home truths

  • At full occupancy, two guests will be sleeping on the two double futons or the two single futons – please let your host know in advance if you would like these arranged for your stay.

  • If you’re travelling with little ones, your host can provide a travel cot and a high chair for free on request. You will need to bring your own linen for the cot.

  • Logs are provided for the fire.

  • Two well-behaved dogs are welcome to join you here.

  • Please note barbecues are not allowed here due to the forest location.

  • Parking is available for up to four cars.

About this stay


Amenities

Wi-fi

Pets allowed

Parking available

Washing machine

Dryer

Garden

Bedrooms & bathrooms

1 bedroom, 5 beds

1 bathroom

Extras

Arranged by your host • Subject to availability


VIP services

Massage

Tickets and experience booking

Additional fees

  • Your host works with local vendors to provide a variety of in-cottage services for an additional fee, including wine and cider tastings, private chefs and dining experiences, hampers and food boxes, cooking classes, yoga sessions, floristry workshops, craft kits, massages, and beauty treatments.Cost on request
  • Your host can also help arrange paid experiences in the local area – these include horse and bike tours, helicopter rides, paddleboarding, spa days, and a wide range of days out.Cost on request

Local guide


About The Forest of Dean

Named England’s first National Forest Park in 1938, the Forest of Dean is the country’s oldest oak woodland, stretching across Gloucestershire and along the River Wye. Originally a medieval hunting ground for Henry VIII, the forest boasts a rich and varied history, sourcing timber for Tudor warships and housing iron and coal mines in Victorian times. Today, the forest is back to its natural state, a lush and peaceful adventure...

Explore the area

Local restaurants, cafes, museums, sites and activities, recommended by our community of hosts and travel experts

Experience the thrills of Forest of Dean Cycle Centre

Experience the thrills of Forest of Dean Cycle Centre

Ride the exhilarating red and blue trails, practice your skills on the drop off and jump lines, and enjoy the challenging downhill tracks. The small bike shop and cafe add convenience to your adventure.

16 min
Explore the Forest of Dean at Dean Heritage Centre

Explore the Forest of Dean at Dean Heritage Centre

Discover the history of the Forest of Dean at this charming museum and enjoy a delightful cafe, gift shop, and a fun Gruffalo Trail. A perfect place to visit for both indoor and outdoor attractions.

8 min
Explore Littledean Jail's dark and thought-provoking exhibits

Explore Littledean Jail's dark and thought-provoking exhibits

18th-century prison turned museum housing a quirky collection on crime, spying, and Victorian taxidermy. Not for the faint-hearted, but a must-visit for history enthusiasts and fans of the 'Dark Tourist' series.

14 min
Explore the tranquil Soudley Ponds

Explore the tranquil Soudley Ponds

Soudley Ponds, also known as Sutton Ponds, offer a peaceful and scenic circular walk around a series of ponds in a woodland setting. Enjoy the tranquility, connect with nature, and even indulge in some fishing. Nearby, the Dean Heritage Centre offers free parking, a great café, and toilets.

6 min
Indulge in quality British food at the Woodman Inn

Indulge in quality British food at the Woodman Inn

Enjoy hearty British meals and desserts in a family-friendly country inn with a great range of beers, wines, lagers, and soft drinks. Recommended for a lovely meal out with extended family.

15 min
Ride the historic Dean Forest Railway from Parkend Station

Ride the historic Dean Forest Railway from Parkend Station

Step aboard a working steam train and take a scenic journey through the forest. Enjoy the free museum, browse the gift shop, and grab a bite at the reasonably priced cafe.

16 min
Explore Mallard's Pike

Explore Mallard's Pike

Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life in the heart of the Forest of Dean. Enjoy a gentle stroll around the picturesque lake, try your hand at fishing, or take on the high-ropes courses at Go Ape. Relax in the cafe and make the most of the stunning scenery.

15 min
Dine at the Fountain Inn

Dine at the Fountain Inn

A cosy pub with a wide-ranging menu, good-quality beers, and friendly staff. Dog-friendly and close to the Dean Forest Steam railway.

16 min
Explore the forest canopy at Go Ape Mallards Pike

Explore the forest canopy at Go Ape Mallards Pike

Experience an awesome adventure at this fantastic treetop rope course. Suitable for all ages, with supportive staff and options for different skill levels. A must-visit for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike.

13 min

Get around

Airport

Cotswold

1 hr 19 min

Bristol

1 hr 28 min

Cardiff

1 hr 46 min

Train station

Lydney

19 min

Bus stop

Primary School

5 min

Local shops & services

Supermarket

12 min

Cafe

8 min

Pharmacy

17 min

Booking policies


House Rules

Children welcome (1-12 years)

Infants welcome (under 12 months)

Pets welcome

No parties or events

No smoking

Good to know

Arrival from 15:00

Departure before 11:00

Wifi

No air con

Cancellation policy

  • Up until

    30

    days

    Cancel at least 30 days before your check-in date for a full refund.

  • Up until

    7

    days

    Cancel at least 7 days before your check-in date for a 50% refund.

  • Not eligible for a refund once your check-in date is under 7 days away.

Host


This home is managed by Martin

This home is managed by a business on behalf of its owner. A member of their staff will be your point of contact before and during your stay. Nobody knows more about the Cotswolds than Martin and his team. They pride themselves on their local knowledge, be it the best farm shops, prettiest cycle routes or can't-miss events. With their expertise, you're guaranteed to have an authentic experience – and a fabulous stay in a lovely home, too.

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