Hewelsfield Lane, St. Briavels, Lydney

Located on a corner plot in the sought after, historical village of St. Briavels is this three bedroom, two reception room detached bungalow with the most super size plot and double garage. We believe the property is of timber framed construction and will need complete refurbishment or demolition for a replacement dwelling subject to planning permission.

Take a look through the Virtual Tour to appreciate the condition and room sizes, the aerial photographs will show the plot size and location and the sale of the property is with no on-going chain.

As with most property, if you are looking to raise finance against the property, please check with your surveyor or lender that the property is suitable for lending purposes.

Entrance Porch; -

Entrance Hall; - 0.88m x 1.00m (2'10" x 3'3") - L shaped with doors to rooms.

Kitchen; - 4.01m x 1.82m (13'1" x 5'11") - Rear aspect windows.

Utility Room; - 2.48m x 2.97m (8'1" x 9'8") -

Conservatory; - 16.46m x 3.96m (54'0" x 12'11" ) - Spanning the width of the bungalow and built of UPVC and double glazed windows.

Lounge; - 3.39m x 4.28m (11'1" x 14'0") - Front aspect.

Dining Room; - 2.98m x 4.03m (9'9" x 13'2") - Front Aspect,

Inner Hallway; - Door to bedrooms.

Bedroom One; - 3.31m x 2.81m (10'10" x 9'2" ) - Front aspect.

Bedroom Two; - 2.73m x 3.27m (8'11" x 10'8") - Front aspect.

Bedroom Three; - 2.29m x 2.75m (7'6" x 9'0") - Rear aspect.

Bathroom; - 2.35m x 1.68m (7'8" x 5'6") - Rear aspect.

Outside; - The gardens are of a super size to both the front and rear, with level grounds and off road parking for several vehicles.

Double Garage; - With twin up and over doors, one having an electric opening door.

Agents Note; - The property is of timber frame construction as advised in the Energy Performance Certificate.

Village Life; - The village has one pub, The George, a junior school, a church, two chapels, a doctors’ surgery and a small village shop and delicatessen called The Pantry.

The Pavillion/recreation ground and Assembly rooms both host the abundance of local clubs and activity providers, all very popular with residents of all ages and abilities. A well established monthly ‘Local Produce and Suppliers Market’, a local farmers’ market offering a fine selection of organic vegetables, rare breed pedigree pork, award-winning local cheeses, cider, wine, honey and a range of delicacies.

Each year the village comes together for various long time traditions, the ever popular village carnival held on the recreation grounds have visitors travelling from afar to take part and watch the brilliantly decorated floats parade around the village. The most interesting celebration held at the castle every year is the famous ‘St Briavels Bread and Cheese Dole’ the tradition is said to date back to the time of Miles de Gloucester, 1st Earl of Hereford (then lord of the Forest of Dean) in the 12th century. Each year on Whit Sunday bread and cheese is thrown from the wall of the castle to local ‘Dole Claimers’ dressed in medieval costume.

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