Located in the tranquil village of Broadwell, Gloucestershire, this traditional cottage offers a serene retreat for up to six guests, making it an ideal getaway throughout the year. Nestled within the ancient St Briavels Hundred of the Forest of Dean, the cottage is just a mile from the lively market town of Coleford, where visitors can explore a variety of local shops, including a delicatessen, bakeries, pubs, and restaurants. The surrounding area is celebrated for its ancient forests and outdoor activities, featuring picturesque lakes, cycling paths, and downhill mountain biking trails. The proximity to the River Wye also allows for scenic walks along the Wye Valley Walk and opportunities for canoeing or paddleboarding.
Guests can indulge in nearby attractions such as Puzzle Wood, known for its cinematic scenery, and other family-friendly destinations like Perrygrove Railway, Clearwell Caves, Hopewell Colliery, and Go Ape Beechenhurst, all within a five-mile radius. For those willing to venture a bit further, Go Ape Mallards Pike, Lydney Harbour, and the Dean Forest Railway are accessible within ten miles, providing a wealth of options for exploration and adventure.
The cottage itself is set within its own grounds, featuring a welcoming entrance that leads to a cozy lounge equipped with an open fire, perfect for relaxing evenings filled with board games or reading. The heart of the home is a spacious, open-plan area that includes a well-equipped kitchen ideal for family meals, a stylish dining area with seating for six, and a comfortable seating space with a large corner sofa and TV. Natural light floods this area through French doors that open to the enclosed rear gardens, enhancing the inviting atmosphere.
Accommodation includes a king-size bedroom on the ground floor with views of the front gardens, alongside a stylish shower room. The first floor comprises two additional bedrooms: a twin room accessed via a snug area and a super king-size zip and link room, which can be converted into twin beds upon request. The snug features a comfy chair and TV, while a contemporary family bathroom offers a bath with a handheld shower and stunning views of the Welsh mountains. Outside, guests can enjoy a private enclosed garden with a patio for seating around a fire pit/BBQ, complete with external lighting for evening gatherings, as well as a lawned area with mature fruit trees and a hammock for relaxation. An external shed provides convenient storage for bikes, making this cottage a perfect base for outdoor enthusiasts.
Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!