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The stable conversion in Newent, Gloucestershire, is a charming retreat that accommodates up to four guests, set in the picturesque Heart of England region. Positioned in an elevated area, it offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside and is conveniently located near the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The vibrant market town of Newent and the historic town of Ledbury, both rich in shops, pubs, and restaurants, are just a short distance away. Visitors can also explore local attractions such as the International Birds of Prey Centre and the family-friendly Forest of Dean, which features Clearwell Caves, a steam railway, and the enchanting Puzzle Wood.
This single-storey stable conversion boasts a peaceful atmosphere with its own fenced area within the owners' farm, ideal for unwinding after a day of exploration. Upon entering, guests are greeted by an old church pew where they can comfortably remove their boots. To the right, a utility room is equipped to handle muddy boots and coats, featuring a washing machine. The main living space, located to the left of the entrance hall, showcases contemporary finishes complemented by underfloor heating and a wood burner, creating a cozy environment for relaxation or movie nights on the Smart TV.
The well-appointed kitchen is designed for convenience, featuring an induction hob, large oven, microwave, fridge, and dishwasher, alongside a wide oak-topped breakfast bar perfect for casual dining or socializing with the chef. The accommodation includes two inviting bedrooms: the master bedroom offers a king-size bed, a wall-mounted TV with a DVD player, and an en-suite shower room. The second bedroom is furnished with two single beds, also equipped with a wall-mounted TV and DVD player, and there is an additional shower room accessible from the hallway.
Outside, guests can enjoy landscaped areas with two spacious patios furnished with tables and chairs, perfect for soaking in the scenic views. Amenities such as a gas-fired BBQ and bike storage enhance the outdoor experience. The property also provides allocated off-road parking for two cars, and the entire area is enclosed, ensuring a secure and tranquil environment for all visitors. This stable conversion is not only a comfortable stay but also a gateway to numerous local attractions and activities in Gloucestershire.
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