Tidenham Chase, Chepstow, Gloucestershire, NP16

Situation

Situated in Tidenham Chase within Gloucestershire and the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, just over 3 miles from Chepstow and 9 miles from Lydney. It is easily accessible to the nearby regional centres of both Bristol and Newport each 22 miles away, Gloucester 30 miles and Cheltenham and Cardiff both 35 miles distance. The M4/M5 Interchange is just 12 miles away. The train stations at either Lydney or Chepstow give easy rail access to the Midlands and Severn Tunnel junction to London and Cardiff bound trains. Locally is the very popular farm shop at Hanley and the renowned village shop at Brockweir. A wider variety of services are available in Chepstow, Monmouth and Lydney which provide shopping facilities, professional services and leisure facilities.

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Secondary schools are Wye Dean senior school with private schooling in Tutshill at the Dean Close St Johns school and the Haberdashers Schools in Monmouth Ideally located for outdoor enthusiasts with woodlands and the Wye Valley and Offa’s Dyke on the doorstep offering ample opportunity for walking, cycling and horse riding.

Accomodation

This converted barn is arranged mainly over the ground floor with a first-floor bedroom suite. Stepping inside the front door the Entrance Hall leads to an open staircase to the first floor, the large lounge and steps down to one of the bedrooms with an ensuite shower room and the downstairs cloakroom with WC. The large living room is at the heart of the home with a feature stone-fronted open fireplace. The Living room leads to an inner hallway which serves a bedroom and family bathroom. This bedroom, with built-in cupboard, could be utilised with the family bathroom as a bathroom en-suite. The Dining Room, accessed from the Living room, also has a feature stone wall with French doors onto the garden, a glazed door into the Conservatory and a door to the kitchen. The kitchen has a range of oak-effect wall and floor units with space for a cooker and plumbing for a washing machine.

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The Conservatory looks out over the garden with double doors and steps down to the garden. On the first floor is a bedroom enjoying far-reaching views of the River Severn, with an en-suite bathroom and useful storage room which could be utilised as a dressing room.

Outside

A large level garden laid mainly to lawn and enclosed by both mature hedgerow and timber fencing. Accessed from double doors from both the Conservatory and Dining Room. The garden offers a blank canvas with a few mature trees offering interest. The driveway provides off street parking.

Local Authority

Forest of Dean Council; Council Tax Band E

Tenure

We are informed the property is Freehold, intending purchasers should verify this with their solicitor.

Services

Mains electricity and water. Oil fired central heating. Private drainage.

Viewing

Strictly by appointment via David James Chepstow

Agents Note

The neighbouring property has a vehicular right of way to their property over the driveway. There are historical rights of way that have not been exercised in recent years.