This beautifully presented two double bedroom home offers stylish and contemporary living accommodation, perfectly balanced with characterful charm. Benefitting from off-road parking and a generous enclosed rear garden, the property is ideally located within close proximity to Lydney town centre, offering convenience without compromising on space or style.
Lydney town centre offers convenient access to shops, supermarkets, doctors, pubs, restaurants, a leisure centre, train station, bus routes, gyms and schools. It’s well-connected to Chepstow, Bristol, Gloucester, and the M5 & M4. Nestled in the Forest of Dean, Lydney boasts beautiful woodland walks, cycling trails, riverside strolls, and stunning countryside.
Accessed from the front door, the entrance hallway offers a warm and welcoming first impression, setting the tone for the rest of the home. Neatly laid out, it provides immediate access to the main living and dining areas while also leading you upstairs via a straight staircase. It’s a practical, well-connected space that naturally guides movement through the home, making it feel both open and inviting from the moment you step inside.
Stepping into the front room, you're welcomed by a bold, beautifully styled living area that perfectly balances comfort with a touch of industrial flair. The exposed brick chimney breast adds a rustic focal point, while the log-burning stove beneath promises cosy evenings. The modern panelling and bespoke built-ins with matte black finishes enhance the style credentials, while the large bay window floods the space with natural light. Flowing seamlessly from the living space is the dining area—a lovely open-plan feel yet subtly defined. Festoon lights create a soft glow, adding ambience during evening meals or casual weekend brunches. The open shelving adds both character and practical storage, and there’s plenty of space for a four- to six-seater table, ideal for entertaining friends or gathering with family.
The kitchen is stylish and thoughtfully configured, with a modern U-shape layout that maximises prep space and storage. The blend of rustic brickwork, timber worktops and contemporary grey cabinetry makes for a beautifully tactile, grounded space. Natural light pours in from dual-aspect windows, and the open shelving gives it that café-kitchen feel—everything has its place, and everything’s within reach. The herringbone floor pulls the look together with subtle elegance. From the kitchen, a door leads to the garden.
Stairs lead to the first floor landing, which is bright and open, acting as a central hub for the first floor. It connects both bedrooms and the bathroom with ease, while its generous proportions give it a spacious, airy feel.
At the front of the property sits the principal bedroom—a peaceful retreat, softened by neutral tones and elevated with panelled feature walls that add quiet sophistication. The room comfortably fits a king-sized bed with space for side tables and a wardrobe. The black painted fireplace nods to the home’s period charm without overpowering the space.
The second bedroom feels just as spacious. Painted in a deep forest green with shaker panelling and a bold contrast against the white walls above, it’s ideal as a second bedroom, guest room, or a stylish home office. A black cast iron fireplace adds character, and there's built-in storage that helps keep things neat and functional, a window overlooks the rear garden.
The bathroom blends boutique luxury with everyday comfort. A freestanding tub sits perfectly beneath the window, ideal for long soaks with treetop views. Rustic wall tiles, a period-style fireplace, and wood-effect flooring add warmth and charm, while the walk-in shower and industrial-style vanity bring a modern edge.
Outside- The rear garden is a fantastic extension of the home—generous in size, fully enclosed, and brimming with potential. With a paved seating area directly outside the house, it's perfect for summer dining, morning coffees, or simply unwinding in the fresh air. The long stretch of lawn beyond offers ample space for children to play, pets to roam, or keen gardeners to get creative. Backing onto greenery and mature trees, there's a lovely sense of privacy and calm, making it a rare find so close to the town centre. A timber shed at the far end adds useful storage for tools or outdoor gear. From the rear garden, a gate and pathway leads to the gravelled off road parking area.
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