Carpenters Cottages, Coleford

Offered to the market with no onward chain, a charming two-bedroom terraced property, pleasantly situated in the idyllic and picturesque village of Clearwell, surrounded by the beautiful Forest of Dean countryside. Ideally positioned for those who enjoy the outdoors, the property is within easy reach of scenic countryside and popular pub walks, whilst still offering convenient access to nearby towns and amenities.
The charming village of Clearwell is situated just three miles south of the market town of Coleford, nestled alongside the stunning Wye Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Rich in history, Clearwell boasts several notable landmarks, including the majestic Clearwell Castle, the intriguing Clearwell Caves, and the historic Church of St. Peter. The village also offers a range of amenities, with several welcoming pubs, hotels, a primary school, a village hall, and a village green, making it a vibrant and inviting community.
The property is entered via a useful entrance area which opens into the kitchen. The kitchen is finished in a contemporary style with a range of grey gloss wall and base units complemented by white work surfaces and metro-style tiled splashbacks. The U-shaped arrangement provides generous preparation and storage space, together with an integrated oven and hob and space for further appliances. A wide window above the sink fills the room with natural light, while a separate external door provides convenient access outside.
A door from the hallway leads through to the living room, which offers plenty of room for a comfortable sofa arrangement and additional furniture, with French doors and further windows bringing in plenty of natural light and opening directly onto the rear garden. The staircase rises from the living area, creating a natural flow through the home, while neutral décor and grey carpeting provide a fresh backdrop.
Upstairs, the central landing leads to two bedrooms and the family bathroom.
The principal bedroom is a comfortable double room with space for a double or king-size bed alongside wardrobes and further furniture. A window provides good natural light, while useful built-in shelving and storage make practical use of the available space.
Bedroom two is another bright and versatile room, with space for a single bed and storage furniture. It would work equally well as a child's bedroom, guest room or dedicated home office.
Completing the first floor is the bathroom, fitted with a modern white suite comprising a panelled bath with electric shower over, pedestal wash basin and WC. Neutral grey wall finishes and light wood-effect flooring create a contemporary feel, while a frosted window provides natural light and privacy.
Outside - The property enjoys low-maintenance spaces to both the front and rear. The front is predominantly gravelled with a paved pathway leading to the entrance. Off road parking can be found for one vehicle. To the rear is an enclosed garden, also predominantly laid to gravel for ease of upkeep, with a raised section framed by low brick and stone walls providing an ideal spot for outdoor seating, pots and planting. Timber fencing creates a defined and practical space, while the French doors from the living room provide an easy connection between the house and garden.