Measuring over 5000sqft, this remarkable 16th-century Grade II Listed former Manor House, believed to date back to around 1520, presents a rare opportunity for discerning buyers to own a piece of Coleford’s history. With its fascinating past, including serving as a hotel and restaurant in recent years, this property offers endless possibilities for restoration or redevelopment.
Situated in the heart of the Forest of Dean and just moments from Coleford Town Centre, this impressive property boasts:
A Property Steeped in History
It’s believed this historic home was owned by the Earls of Warwick until 1558 and has passed through nobility over the centuries, adding to its rich and fascinating story.
Restoration Potential
With investment and vision, this property can be sympathetically restored to its former glory. Its character-filled interiors, spacious grounds, and versatile layout offer exceptional opportunities for those seeking a project with significant historical and architectural value.
Accommodation Highlights
The property’s layout, spread over multiple levels, includes:
The grounds feature:
Nestled in the Forest of Dean, this property offers the perfect balance of natural beauty and convenience. With its proximity to Coleford Town Centre, local amenities are easily accessible, while the surrounding area provides endless opportunities for outdoor activities and exploration.
Key Features of the Property
Approach:
A solid black-painted entrance door opens into the entrance lobby.
Entrance Lobby:
Features flagstone flooring, a radiator, and access to the under-stairs bar area.
Reception Rooms:
Lounge:
Dual aspect windows with shutters, an Inglenook fireplace with a wood burner, and flagstone flooring.
Dining Room:
Spacious with an Inglenook fireplace, stone walls, and wooden shutters.
Central Lobby:
Provides access to various rooms; refer to the floorplan for details.
Kitchen:
Equipped as a former hotel kitchen, featuring flagstone flooring and ample workspace.
Bedrooms:
Eight bedrooms, most with en-suite shower rooms, spread across multiple landings.
The principal bedroom includes exposed beams and an en-suite bathroom.
Additional rooms:
Annexe with independent access, offering a lounge/bedroom and shower room.
Boiler room, workshops, and storage spaces throughout.
Outside- The property is surrounded by stunning outdoor spaces that enhance its historic charm and provide ample opportunities for relaxation and enjoyment. At the front, the garden is fully enclosed and accessed through a gated entrance, featuring manicured lawns and winding paths that create a welcoming and picturesque setting. This area also leads to the lower level of the stone-built garage/barn, a versatile structure spanning two levels, accessible from the public highway via double doors or directly from the garden itself. The rear garden is an exceptional feature, offering a vast and private retreat. Its terraced layout is beautifully landscaped, with an abundance of mature trees, shrubs, fruit trees, and seasonal flowering plants that bring colour and life throughout the year. Enclosed by a mix of hedging, fencing, and retaining walls, the space offers both privacy and security. The size and scope of the gardens must be seen to be fully appreciated, as they provide a tranquil escape and endless potential for outdoor living.
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