Broomsgreen, Dymock

Boasting an enviable position with views over the neighbouring farmland is this two bedroom detached country cottage. Measuring approximately one fifth of an acre plot, this home offers ample parking, character features and potential to further extend and improve (subject to planning). Viewing is highly advised

Accommodation - Entering this country cottage you are welcomed by a tiled porch offering space for coats, shoes and such like. From here, access can be found to the sun room, kitchen and cloakroom with WC and wash hand basin The Kitchen benefits from ample storage in a range of floor and eye level units along side space for wash machines, fridge freezer and oven. The living room is the heart of the home and boasts a great size. With character features and multi wood burner this room gives both the feeling of space whilst also being cosy. Doors grant access to the sun room and another to the rear garden.
Upstairs comprises of family bathroom and two double bedrooms of which both have views over the neighbouring fields. The bathroom is a very generous size and houses WC, wash hand basin, shower cubicle and bath.
The cottage has potential to further extend and improve subject to planning permission.

Outside - Arriving at the property you will find a pebbled drive with space for multiple vehicles. Split into two sections, the front garden is mainly laid to lawn with carport whilst the rear garden offers a variety of shrubbery and a further lawned area. An additional entrance at the rear garden offers space for further parking and potential for an outbuilding (subject to planning). Measuring approximately a fifth of an acre, the property sits on a country lane with enviable views over the adjacent farmlands

Location - Dymock is a small rural village in the Forest of Dean district of Gloucestershire, about four miles south of Ledbury. The rural location benefits from the local Ann Cam Primary School, the village owned Beauchamp Arms, garage, shop, bus route and good motorway links to both the M50 and M5. Providing a wide range of events throughout the year including the Dymock Half Marathon, the Dymock Music Festival as well as the active Cricket Club. Alongside the villages renowned wild daffodils walks in the spring and the famous Stinking Bishop cheese.

Local Authority, Services & Tenure - Freehold
Mains water and electricity, septic tank, gas LPG
Forest of Dean District Council - Tax Band C - £1,935.04

Directions - From the office proceed along Newent High Street to the traffic lights. Head straight over onto the B4215 towards Dymock. Once in Dymock turn right at the Beauchamp Arms Public House. Continue along the Ledbury Road turning right towards Brooms Green where the property can be found entering the village on the right hand side.