Nestled in the heart of the Forest of Dean, the former mining town of Cinderford is an ideal base for a relaxing and adventurous holiday. Enjoy local flavours from gourmet butchers, a traditional smokery, and a welcoming deli. With easy access to the Forest of Dean and the Wye Valley, explore family cycling routes or wander the famous Sculpture Trail. Visit Beechenhurst to soar through the trees at Go Ape or unwind with coffee and cake at the cafe, all within 4 miles. Wildlife lovers can roam nearby nature reserves, while thrill-seekers can enjoy downhill mountain biking, rock climbing, and kayaking. For memorable family days out, discover Clearwell Caves, Puzzlewood, Perrygrove Railway, Hopewell Colliery, and the Dean Heritage Centre, all within 5 miles, with other places of interest including Tintern Abbey and Symonds Yat Rock for stunning Wye Valley views (15 miles).
Enjoying an elevated location with far-reaching views across the Forest of Dean, the entrance to the property is situated to the side. Kick off your walking boots and step inside the contemporary and well-equipped kitchen/diner, where the chef amongst you can enjoy preparing supper. There is a table and chairs seating four to relax and enjoy sociable mealtimes. Step up into the lounge, which is beautifully finished, and sink into the large sofa after a day exploring – there’s a TV for a favourite film. Two bedrooms are upstairs: a twin room with a large picture window to enjoy stunning views across the Forest and towards the Welsh mountains, and a king-size room with an en-suite bathroom featuring a shower over the bath and WC. There is also a second shower room on this floor.
Outside, you’ll find a private garden complete with a table and chairs for al fresco dining. There is private parking for two cars and secure bicycle storage, along with a hosepipe to rinse muddy wheels.