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The wooden house has been hand built on elevated views looking over the Forest of Dean. A private and secluded dwelling surrounded by country walks, fascinating wildlife, & historic places to visit. With quality pubs nearby this cabin is perfect for a stay away from the hustle and bustle of modern life. Full electrics, bathroom and cooking facilities including a wood fired pizza oven. Easy to access with parking and a donkey to keep you company! Pets welcome with plenty of long walks.

A beautiful sunny spot with incredible views in an elevated position. Private and tranquil you can light the pizza oven and look at the stars. Log boxes with all you need with firelighters, kindling, wood as well as lighter for £5- pay in cash or via air b n b. There is an abundance of wildlife around to spot. The cabin is hand built and fully insulated. It has an electric fire and a radiator, an electric oven and twin hob, a fridge and table and chairs. The double bed is cast iron, Victorian and very comfortable. Lots of lanterns, quirky and vintage items of around to make your stay unmissable. Outside you can cook on the wood fired pizza oven and enjoy the views on the rattan furniture. The building next door has full facilities to prepare food. There is also washing facilities and a luxury chemical toilet. You can use the shower facilities at the family cottage where fresh towels are available. Lastly you also receive complimentary snacks, cereals, coffee, tea.

A beautiful, tranquil spot with stunning views. The haven overlooks the family home but your privacy is assured. Huntley village is only short walk across the fields with 2 local pubs you can walk to offering good quality food and beer. Only 1.5 mile away is artisan bakery. Archery centre and Brewery 1 mile away. Great walks up in the woods direct from the house or up to Huntley quarry. Bike rides all around the forest of dean- bikes available if needed. There is international birds of prey centre up in newent less than 4 miles away. Cannop ponds and beechenhurst lodge to explore forest from only 15 minutes drive or symonds Yat where you can walk by river, go climbing or canoeing and lots more. If you like wildlife you will enjoy watching all birds and listen to owls or monk jack deer in the woods, in the evening you can go on walk to see the bats or glow worms in July- August time.

PLEASE ASK FOR PRICING FOR THE HOT TUB Mill Garden Lodge sits in 7 acres of beautiful well maintained grounds, located just outside the picturesque village of Longhope, on the outskirts of the Forest of Dean, an area of outstanding natural beauty. A perfect place to escape for some R&R and explore the Ancient Forest and surrounding area. We are centrally located with Cheltenham just a short drive away. The Cotswolds, Cardiff,Bath,Birmingham & Bristol are also within easy distances away.

A one bedroom stone built lodge with a hot tub on a decked platform overlooking the stream. (hot tub is an additional charge, please ask for pricing when booking). White wall interiors and wooden flooring gives our Lodge a cool, contemporary feel to the stunning open plan space. A modern kitchen with a coffee machine and a large comfy corner sofa to relax in, whilst looking out into your own private garden overlooking the trees and babbling stream. We have an en-suite bathroom with a tiled en-suite shower room with a powerful rain shower. The perfect intimate retreat for 2 adults to relax and unwind.

The Forest of Dean is a beautiful area to explore either through the extensive footpaths or cycle paths available. It offers a unique experience for visitors to explore. The Ancient Forest of Dean and surrounding area is steeped in history from Gloucester Cathedral to Tintern Abbey. The Cotswolds is only a 30 minute drive away and further afield we have Bath, Bristol and even Cardiff.

Percy’s Wagon is a hand built gypsy wagon situated in stunning countryside. The perfect base to enjoy a tranquil time away or a somewhere to use and explore the Royal Forest of Dean. Full cooking facilities are available including a fire pit and a wood fired pizza oven. Plenty of onsite parking, superb local restaurants and cosy pubs. Sit and listen to the array of wildlife or enjoy some fabulous walks in the local woods. There’s even a donkey and sheep to keep you company

The stunning hand built gypsy wagon is near the beautiful village of Huntley in the Royal Forest of Dean. Situated in secluded orchard the wagon offers full indoor and outdoor cooking area including a wood fired pizza oven! The is a large cool box, a small fridge and music centre. Log boxes with all you need with firelighters, kindling, wood as well as lighter for £5- pay in cash or via air b n b. Percys wagon is a wonderful spot to unwind and relax. Simply sit out on the decking in the evening and listen to the array of wildlife including owls and buzzards. Inside there is a wood burner and an electric radiator to keep you warm. Fresh towels and woollen throw are also available. It is a traditional wagon so the bed is slightly shorter than an standard one but is very comfortable. We are 5ft 10 and 5ft 6 and sleep without any issues. There is a separate toilet and washing area comprising of a luxury chemical toilet, more towels, soap and water. Full shower facilities are also available at the family cottage with prior notice. Percy the donkey and Max the sheep are both tame and love to keep our guests company! Dogs are also very welcome.

Huntley village is only short walk across the fields with 2 local pubs you can walk to offering good quality food and beer. Only 1.5 mile away is artisan bakery. Archery centre and Brewery 1 mile away. Great walks up in the woods direct from the house or up to Huntley quarry. Bike rides all around the Forest of Dean with uplift at cannop cycle centre, family cycle ride from there or beechenhurst. There is international birds of prey centre up in newent less than 4 miles away. Cannop ponds and beechenhurst lodge to explore forest from only 15 minutes drive or symonds Yat where you can walk by river, go climbing or canoeing and lots more. If you like wildlife you will enjoy watching all birds and listen to owls or monk jack deer in the woods, in the evening you can go on walk to see the bats or glow worms and the owls .

Forest of Dean cottage with flag stone floors and open fire. Pet friendly. Small private courtyard with all day sunshine exclusive use of wood-fired sauna, hot tub, BBQ & firepit. Convenient village location with late shops and take-aways but close to forest walks, biking, lakes and sculpture trail

The cottage is a great, quiet weekend get away with 2 bedrooms and a double sofa bed in the sitting room. The dining room is furnished in a retro style with a well-equipped galley kitchen. The cottage is funky and unconventional with bedrooms that are themed - birds of paradise, vintage rose and woodland sheepskin.

Quirky village - not picturesque but has all the amenities you might need for a weekend away, such as take aways, late co-op with off-licence and pharmacy etc. But has good walks up the hills behind the village and great access to the Royal Forest of Dean and nearby Herefordshire.

PLEASE ASK FOR HOT TUB PRICING Our Cottage is the perfect place for couples, families or small groups to relax, unwind and explore the ancient Forest of Dean and Wye Valley. Our beautiful cottage has exposed beams and original stonework which is complemented by the homely décor and furnishings providing modern comfort. We are located just outside the picturesque village of Longhope, on the outskirts of the Forest of Dean, & Wye Valley.

Mill Cottage is just one of two delightful holiday cottages that Parish Mill Holidays is proud to present, situated in the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley. Combining period features with modern décor, Mill Cottage provides comfortable self-catering accommodation for up to 5 guests with 2 en-suite bedrooms. It has been beautifully decorated throughout with soft furnishings and paintings from local artists, all of which can be purchased locally. Situated in the owners beautiful well-maintained gardens and 5 acre field, Mill Cottage dates back to the 17th century. It was a grain storage barn for Parish Mill which is next door, and has been our family home since 2014. The Mill was formerly one of the most important watermills in Gloucestershire and produced flour until the end of 1946. (Parish Mill still retains its waterwheel). There is a fully equipped Kitchen with everything you will need – dishwasher, fridge freezer and a coffee machine. And of course, not forgetting the little ones, we have plenty of plastic plates, cups and cutlery. Leading from the kitchen is the dining room with a large farmhouse table with seating for 6 people. The dining room then leads through into the Living Room with a Smart TV, large leather sofa, snuggle chair and a wood burner. A complimentary basket of wood, kindling and fire lighters are provided for your first fire during the winter months. After which you can purchase logs from the local shop in Longhope or you are more than welcome to bring your own. We offer free, reliable and fast Sky Wi-fi, please feel free to share any of your holiday snaps with us on Instagram or Facebook. Having spent your day exploring the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley, why not end your day star gazing in the Cottages private hot tub. The hot tub is for your exclusive use and can be booked in advance of your stay for an additional cost starting from £75. We welcome 1 dog to the Cottage (by prior agreement please message me) and there is a charge of £25 for a dog per stay. We leave poo bags, water and food bowels in the entrance porch for you. If your dog has got a bit muddy whilst on your walk, then there is an outside tap for your use by the kitchen window. I will send you some information on dog friendly pubs and restaurants in the area once your booking has been confirmed. There's lots of local information and some hand-picked days out too - visit our website for more info. Just type in Parish Mill Holidays Longhope and you'll find us - book your stay direct with us and you will be guaranteed the best price! There are so many great cycle routes and paths in the Forest - why not bring your bike? We have lockable stables and a bike wash area.

We don't really have a neighbour!

Rose Cottage is the last property at the end of a country lane. The Lodge apartment is a very spacious studio flat over the double garage. You will have access to the hot tub and other garden areas where you can enjoy the idyllic rural location and stunning views. You will love Rose Cottage because of the beautiful setting and relaxing environment. It is ideal for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers or families with a young child.

The apartment consists of a very large room - bedroom / dining area / lounge space, a newly upgraded spacious shower room and fully equipped kitchen. There is a standard double bed. Also, a put you up single bed and travel cot are available. Laundry facilities are available in our utility room in the cottage.

There are several good pubs nearby; the village of Longhope has a recreation field, village shop and great bakery, where you can also get coffee and delicious snacks and pastries. Hillside Brewery is just over the hill and is popular for tours and there are other micro breweries nearby. Harts Barn Centre has a variety of outlets, including a reputable tea room and a cookery course kitchen.

I have a bed sittingroom over my garage which is detached from my cottage . Decent sized room, dining table/ chairs etc. Shower + toilet Kitchenette. Own front door from outside parking area. No TV as yet . Wifi being set up. Excellent situation on edge of the Forest of Dean. .... you need a car but good walks/ cycling close by. Plenty of pubs. I can try and help with anything you need to know and make tea or coffee any time!!

I can add one small bed for a child but flat not toddler friendly because of stairs , no gates and garden very wild and steep. Babies no problem.

The neighbour is beautiful, full of trees , walks , rivers a d not far from Welsh border, Worcestershire and the Cotswolds. Horse racing.. Chepstow, Cheltenham not too far.

Converted barn situated on the edge of East side of the Forest of Dean. Moys Hill Barn is ideally placed for links to major towns & Forest activates (around 30 minutes to Cheltenham, Gloucester, Ross-on-wye, Monmouth and Chepstow.

The main room is large, light and airy with dual aspect. Access is via its own staircase, separate to the rest of the house. If needed, an additional single bedroom for a child can be made available next to the main room and the private bathroom.

Although only 3 minutes from main A48, the setting is very rural and peaceful

We are doing what we can in the light of the COVID-19 pandemic. This means we are only taking bookings through the Air BnB COVID-19 scheme to offer accommodation to responders until the end of June. If you are a responder, our space will offer you a safe, peaceful bolt hole 12 miles from Gloucester Royal Hospital and 17 from Cheltenham. Plenty of outdoor garden space and many walks on the doorstep for daily exercise.

Wren Cottage could be for you if you are looking to find somewhere away from it all surrounded by nature and birdsong. It is very peaceful here. There is an outside seating area that we are making available to you, although this maybe shared by another responder and social distancing will therefore apply. There is a separate laundry area with washing machine, drier, iron and ironing board. We are making this area available by appointment only to enable us to keep people safe in shared areas. Wren Cottage is a stone forester’s cottage with cosy lounge, wood burner and a well equipped kitchen on the ground floor. A winding staircase leads to a bedroom with a comfy double bed and an ensuite shower room. There is limited storage. Plenty of hangars, and some open shelving. Luggage can also be stored under the metal framed bed. I could provide storage boxes for you. We are currently able to provide loo rolls and plenty of antibacterial soap, but like many, we cannot get hold of any hand sanitiser Notes: Access via a single track unmade road with some potholes Parking is 30 metres UPHILL from the cottage

We have a guest feedback form and one of the questions we ask is "What did you like most about your stay?" The answer is almost always the beautiful location and the peace and quiet. There are many footpaths all over the Forest of Dean and you can access this network from the cottage door. There is woodland within a short distance, and there are lots of small streams and brooks, so the sound of water is often what you will hear on a walk; that and the birdsong. We are on the sunny side of the valley and almost at the top of the hill so you can sit in the sun in the evening with a glass of wine, and admire the views. The penalty for this however is that most walks from the cottage end with a 10 minute uphill walk. We have few neighbours and there are more animals here than people - 2 pigs, one donkey, sheep, hens, and lots of stunning horses. (These our our neighbours' animals not ours). he Forest of Dean is an extensive area of ancient woodland stretching from Mitcheldean in the East as far west as the River Wye and south to the banks of the Severn. The region is rich in flora and fauna, and is beautiful in springtime when the woods are adorned with successive carpets of wild daffodils (Newent), bluebells and wood anenomes. Early morning or dusk are the best times of day to spot some of the wildlife including fallow deer and wild boar. For avid bird lovers the Forest of Dean is a joy, with the possibility of spotting the goshawks at New Fancy View, the peregrine falcons at Symmonds Yat Rock, dippers nesting in the banks of a stream or the pied flycatchers which make their nests in the hollowed out trunk of an oak tree. In summer be sure to look out for the many and varied butterflies which reside in the Forest including the white admiral, purple hairstreak and sliver washed fritillary. The Forest is an undulating landscape and your walks may well be accompanied by the sound of a stream babbling along a valley bottom as well as strident birdsong. There are many views to be admired from the hill tops across Forest and rivers, towards the Malvern Hills or to the Welsh Mountains across the border. Try May Hill for the best vantage point over the Forest!

The Granary is a detached, self catering stone built character cottage, believed to be over 300 years old. It is converted from a former dairy and grain store, and retains many original features which gives this spacious king size bedded cottage a romantic feel. It is surrounded by fields and woodland and indeed the Gloucestershire Way runs right by the door as well as the Wysis Way and there are many Forest walks available directly from the cottage.

The Granary has been sympathetically restored to provide you with a spacious, clean and comfortable holiday cottage in the beautiful Forest of Dean. It has a delightful garden which has lots of birds and in the summer it is humming with bees and butterflies. The Granary has its own private enclosed cottage garden overlooking farmland. Some guests may be very lucky and see passing badgers, foxes, deer and even get a visit from the wild boar! The small holding upon which the cottage is set is situated in a picturesque valley within an area protected for wildlife in the Forest of Dean. The cottage has several other residents the chickens - their eggs are for sale subject to availability!! Sometimes the owners’ sheep graze in their adjacent field. Woodland rises away to the front and to the rear lies gentle farmland. The area is wonderful for walking, birdwatching, mountain biking or just letting the stresses of life seep away. The cottage is very central and is an ideal touring base for The Forest of Dean and within easy reach of The Wye Valley, Gloucester, the Cotswolds, Malvern, Brecon Beacons and Cheltenham. The Granary offers one spacious bedroom with king size sleigh bed with 'A' frame beams and ensuite shower room. The bedroom doorway looks out onto the garden and down the old stone Granary steps of the former grain store a lovely feature. It is also possible to sleep a child in a cot (travel cot and high chair are available upon request) or use the additional sofa bed in the bedroom. Please note for more than 2 guests there is an additional charge of £5 per night towards linens and towels etc. Spacious and comfortable lounge with original beams with Freeview TV and DVD player, french doors open out to patio and seating area and private garden. Separate downstairs WC and washbasin. Large, light and airy kitchen/diner with original beams. Well-equipped with electric cooker, microwave, dishwasher, fridge freezer, and washing machine. The cottage has gas central heating and this along with the electricity, linen, and towels are all included in the price. Parking directly next to cottage

The Granary @ Green Farm is located down a country lane with cottages and smallholdings. It is on the boundary of Mitcheldean on the edge of the Forest of Dean. The Gloucestershire Way and Wysis Way footpaths run close by and bluebells in spring and St Antony’s Well can be found in woods to the front of the cottage.

Traditional yet luxurious Shepherd's Hut, set in idyllic private countryside of the Royal Forest of Dean. The Hut is perfectly located overlooking the horse shoe bend of the River Severn, with beautiful panoramic views on your door step. Please note the Hot Tub will only be available in peaks times. Prices in off peak times have been amended to reflect this. Peak times- 1st May to 31st October.

Our lovely self-contained Shepherd's Hut is fully equipped with a comfortable king size bed and TV. The hut has a separate fold down dining table for that extra room. Be cosy all year round with the use of under floor heating. The kitchenette is fitted with beautiful oak worktops, a Belfast sink, a full size under-counter fridge (with small freezer above), a combination oven & counter top hob, kettle, toaster, cooking pans, frying pan, cafetière and an extensive range of high quality crockery and cutlery. There is an ensuite shower with a hand washing basin, toilet and an oil-filled wall mounted radiator warms the Hut. The Hut also has a small storage cupboard for bags/suitcases, and 2 large drawers under the bed. Fresh towels and bedlinen provided. A selection of teas, coffee and fresh milk are included. Outside the Hut there is a medium sized stone paved area with a table and chairs for al-fresco dining and admiring the spectacular view of the River Severn, also a chiminea for those late nights under the stars. In the summer a BBQ is situated by the Hut for your own personal use. The Shepherd's Hut is in a traditional setting - in an elevated position overlooking the River Severn. The area is neatly mown around the Shepherd Hut, with some newly sown wild flower areas. The immediate locality is abundant with wildlife including deer, muntjac and birds of pray. Breakfast will include: -Coffee, Tea, Milk, Sugar -Bread, Butter, Jams - Selection of Cereals There are facilities in the hut for cooking and a local shop about a 5 minute drive for other groceries.

While surrounded by walking trails, do not forget to stop into a typical forest pub for some delicious pub grub.

Detached self contained and newly converted this two bedroom property is located in the rural saxon hamlet location of Popes Hill, Newnham on severn. The let is 500 yards from 'chestnut enclosure' woods with all of the Forest of Deans (area of outstanding natural beauty) flora and fauna. Many activities in the surrounding areas such as walking, cycling and fishing. Newly renovated to a high standard finish. ** Please note bed 2 is either x2 singles or superking - to be confirmed upon booking

Rural off grid location, easy access to woodland. Cosy interior.

500yds from chestnut enclosure woodland Within 1 mile; Elton carp lakes Redhill extreme mountain biking Adventure golf Battle sports Gloucester All of the above on the Elton farm site,Elton corner on a4151. We are a good base for trips to the picturesque Forest of Dean and wye valley. Further afield the Malverns, Gloucester and Cheltenham.

Kenworthy Annexe is situated next to the main house in the pretty village of Longhope. The village is just to the north of the beautiful Forest of Dean with its wonderful cycle trails, walks and other outdoor activities. It is also close to Symonds Yat and Ross-on-Wye with many walking routes along the Wye valley. The historic city of Gloucester lies east of the village with it's cathedral and reclaimed docks. The village itself is set in stunning countryside with beautiful views.

The Annexe The self contained space comprises a sitting room /diner with high ceilings and plenty of light. There is a comfy three person sofa with coffee table, an extending dining table and two chairs, a TV with built in DVD. It leads onto a small galley kitchen on the ground floor. Here you will find an electric hob and microwave oven, fridge and Nespreso coffee machine. It is equipped with all you will need for self catering. There are "paddle stairs" leading to the mezzanine level with a small bathroom and a bedroom. The stairs are steep, and so the accommodation is not suitable for children or those with mobility problems. The compact bathroom has a shower, toilet and small hand basin, and a larger basin can be found in the bedroom. There is a king size bed, chest of drawers and hanging space for clothes. A selection of toiletries is provided. The property has beams and sloping ceilings so in the bedroom and bathroom there is some restricted head space. The Annexe overlooks a courtyard area where you can park a car. The Village The house is situated next to the well stocked village shop and post office. There is also an artisan bakery in easy walking distance, which has its own cafe, serving delicious snacks and pastries. There are a couple of pubs you can walk to, serving food. (The Farmer’s Boy is 1.4 miles and The Yew Tree is 0.8 miles) Country walks can begin from the house and take you along the valley and up to the beautiful May Hill. Otherwise the Forest of Dean is a five minute car ride, and offers a wide range of outdoor activities.

The Village Surrounding Area The Forest of Dean offers a wealth of activities for all age groups: walking, cycling, archery,assault courses, Forest segway, horse and lama trekking and fly fishing. A little further afield the Wye Valley is a delight for canoeing and other water activities. The whole area is one of outstanding natural beauty, a paradise for wild life and nature lovers, and the perfect peaceful retreat.

A beautiful old forester's cottage sitting in its own mature garden overlooking the Flaxley valley on the edge of the Royal Forest of Dean. Awarded "4 Star Gold" by Visit England/Visit Britain and the “Certificate of Excellence" by TripAdvisor. We have wonderful views over the Flaxley valley and woodland beyond. Tracks and walks literally from the garden gate. We lovingly restored Nuthatch Cottage in 2015 to be as warm and cosy as possible whilst maintaining its original cottage character.

Tiled entrance hallway. Downstairs wetroom/bathroom. Well appointed open plan kitchen area with dining table. Living area with wood burner, two sofas & tv. Oak flooring throughout. Patio doors take you back into the garden. An oak staircase takes you to our two fully carpeted bedrooms. Comfortable beds. Blackout blinds, tastefully furnished and decorated. The cottage has full central heating and a wood burning stove. Peace, quiet and beautiful views from the cottage and our maturing cottage garden surrounded by wildlife. No extra cleaning/extra guest charges etc. Electricity and heating all included in the price. Many wonderful TripAdvisor reviews. Pets are welcome up to a maximum of 2. There is a £10 per pet per stay charge which goes toward extra cleaning. This is payable on arrival.

The Forest of Dean sits between the mighty River Severn and the beautiful Wye Valley. The Forest of Dean is one of our country’s surviving ancient forests.

Responsible Travel - no bookings Apr/May-Coronavirus. Tasteful conversion of an old outbuilding “where the cider mill donkey once lived", Forest of Dean. A detached, clean & comfortable private escape for you to unwind & enjoy the views over an old perry pear orchard managed for wildlife. Neighbourhood of similar smallholdings & valley farmland with direct access to forest walks & perfect for stargazing. Friendly sheep & our pet alpacas Badger & Bracken may be grazing in the field nearby.

Literally just off the beaten track, a privately located & slightly elevated detached cottage arranged on one level with lovely views. We live further along the track and are on hand to help but equally we’re respectful of your privacy allowing you to completely relax and unwind. Open-plan living area with a well equipped modern kitchen area. Patio doors plus full length windows to take advantage of the far reaching countryside views & for wildlife watching. The bedroom has a king-size bed, with a quality feather-effect duvet & pillows (suitable for vegans). There are thick curtains for a good nights sleep, though if left open, you may watch the sunrise over the valley directly from your bed. Modern en-suite shower room with plentiful hot water & good water pressure. SPRING Wake to the sound of birdsong & take short stroll from the cottage & you’re in beech woodlands carpeted with scented bluebells & natural babbling springs. SUMMER Open the patio doors in the living area to make the most of the gentle valley breeze and enjoy the views. Sit outside at night & stargaze. AUTUMN Experience the beautiful displays of autumnal leaf colour in the adjacent woods & forage for chestnuts. WINTER A well insulated cottage for winter with modern electric radiators plus a cosy wood burner. Snuggle up in front of the fire and enjoy the views. Relaxing private garden area to the front of the cottage that overlooks a field & old orchard and down to a tree-lined stream with countryside beyond. Garden bench on a grassy lawn for your morning coffee or to watch the sunrise. Bistro set on a paved area that benefits from the late afternoon/early evening sun. The land is primarily managed for wildlife. Buzzards fly above along the woodland edge, green woodpeckers forage the field, squirrels climb along trees by the stream. At night you may hear the owls. A badger will often pass by on its evening route (dependant on the time of year). A small herd of family owned friendly Jacob sheep (some have been hand reared) are usually in the field next to the cottage. They rotationally graze with other neighbours so we can’t always guarantee they’ll be there. Our inquisitive pet alpacas Badger & Bracken are usually around. Sorry no dogs due to the proximity of the livestock. Facilities:- - The bathroom is a modern shower room with a large corner shower with plentiful hot water & good water pressure (no bath). - TV with built in DVD player - Drawer full of board games, playing cards, DVDs etc. - Books, local maps and guides - Cafetiere (no coffee maker) - Microwave, double oven & grill, dishwasher, washer/dryer, freestanding fridge/freezer. - Blankets for outdoor use in the evenings should you wish to sit outside longer to watch the wildlife and stargaze (kept in the monks bench). - Cosy real wood burner, first basket of logs free of charge. Extra baskets of logs - £5 per basket. Please note the soap provided in the shower room and kitchen is liquid hand soap.... not the solid bar variety.

A peaceful valley of scattered cottages, smallholdings and farmland outside the settlement boundary of Mitcheldean, in open countryside, on the woodland edge of the Forest of Dean. The area is rich in wildlife and the Gloucestershire Way and Wysis Way footpaths run opposite. St Antony’s Well can be found in beech woodlands with bluebells at the end of the lane. The large village of Mitcheldean is within a 20 minute walk where there is a Coop, convenience store, butchers, pharmacy, florist, library, takeaways, automated petrol station, car repair etc. The local brewery, Bespoke Brewery opens their brewery tap bar most weekends. Jolter Press, a local cider & perry maker has a bar that’s usually open on a Friday evening. Both are situated in The Mews, Mitcheldean.

The Granary is a cosy, warm, welcoming 1st floor apartment in a recently restored farm building. Self-contained quality accommodation ideal for walkers, cyclists and visitors to the beautiful Wye Valley & Forest of Dean. The centrally heated, open plan space offers a double bed, quality kitchen & a separate shower room. The modern kitchen comprises of fridge with freezer compartment, oven, hob, kettle, toaster & all the essentials you would expect to be able to cook & cater for yourself.

Tea, coffee, milk & sugar are complimentary. Linen & towels are provided

The Granary is situated on a working farm, it is next to a road. We have 2 friendly Labrador's and very often there will be sheep in the adjacent barn. The nearest village is 1/2 mile away with a small Co-Op and there are several good pubs within a short drive.

Converted coachhouse with ancient cruck beams and a cosy woodburner. In a country village near Ross on Wye. Very restful, ideal for a couple. Open plan with mezzanine bedroom and shower room, and an extra loo downstairs. Good views. Great pub nearby. Located up May Hill where there are extensive walking opportunities - seven counties visible from the top. On edge of Forest of Dean with excellent walking/cycling routes, and canoeing on the River Wye just 20 mins away. Cheltenham races 40 mins.

Coachhouse, with woodburner (logs included), is situated in old orchard with its own private terrace.

Cliffords Mesne is the home of the International Birds of Prey centre which has daily shows in the summer months and well worth a visit. It is pretty quiet round here and only 12 minutes drive to Ross on Wye and the River Wye where you can canoe in the summer months. We are located about half way up May Hill which has great walks through woodland and extensive views from the top. Also great views of the Welsh hills from the garden.

Exclusively yours, situated in the Forest of Dean in the village of Ruardean, in a quiet no-through lane high above the River Wye. A perfect 2 bedroom stone cottage with an outstanding cedar wood roofed oak framed sun room which leads to the shared garden and dedicated off road parking. Popular for anglers, walkers, cyclists, canoeists and those just enjoying the Forest. During Covid19 we are offering a MODERATE booking policy. Cancel 5 days from arrival and get a full refund by quoting Covid

Fully fitted self catering converted stone stable. Situated in a quiet 'No through lane'. Sleeping up to 4 in a double cathedral vaulted bedroom, original Victorian cast iron and brass 'King' bed and Victorian furniture and a small twin also with Victorian cast iron beds (Note the extra minimum nightly charge additional guests above two (2). Modern bathroom with 'over bath' Mira Power Shower and glass screen. Dedicated off road parking space next to the cottage. Plenty of space including a west facing 5m X 3m, oak framed, sun room leading to the shared garden. Allocated off road parking. Free Ultra Fast Wi-fi (100+mbps). Amazing 4K Ultra HD Smart Samsung TV, access your Netflix and other accounts, Blu-Ray DVD player Quality kitchen appliances: Bosch, Miele. The cooker is FABulous - 'Induction' All towels (quality 'Christie'), bedding etc are included as is full central heating and electricity. Luxury soft leather and oak living room furniture complimented by oak flooring. Breakfast bar. Feature effect flame stove (propane).... No mess! A light and airy lounge which is fully appointed. A 16ft Canadian Canoe is available with life jackets for only £50 for your entire stay. Remember your roof bars!

Ruardean is a typical Forest of Dean village with a interesting history including Horlicks of the famed malted drink. It has a post office incorporating a village store, garage, farm shop/cafe (200m). The village pub 'The Malt Shovel Inn' dates back many centuries and is old fashioned in approach and friendly. Other local pubs are The Forge Hammer which is also home to its own micro brewery and also a curry restaurant and take away and The Royal Spring. The Forest is easily accessible and Puzzle Wood (Star Wars, Merlin etc) is about 15 mins away by car (Coleford). The cottage is an ideal hub for the Forest but remember Gloucester, Cardiff, Cheltenham, Monmouth or Hereford are all well within a short car trip... should the peace or all of the Forest's outside activities prove too much to bear. Our international guests often go further afield to visit Warick Castle (12th century) and Shakespeare country; Stratford upon Avon.

Welcome to Cotshill Farm! Charming farmhouse cosy double room with a private entrance opening out on to a terraced garden with views of the Severn valley. The farm is a developing carriage stables with horses and ponies on site at all times and views onto various livestock and farming activities We offer carriage rides through the surrounding gloucestershire countryside. https://www.airbnb.co.uk/experiences/1020298 Google cotshill farm to find us

You will have use of or spacious oak framed dining/ living room with comfy sofas, a tv, traditional dining table and large traditional wood burner. You will be able to see the various horses around the farm and take advantage of the the lawns, and bird life around the pond. The farm is very tranquil in the evening and you can expect breathtaking sunsets over the Severn valley from this high vantage point . Dogs are welcome and there is a hot water wash available in the stables. We charge a small additional cleaning fee of £6.

The area is littered with footpaths or if you would like a quick stroll then the views from the trig point on the hill behind the house will be sure not to disappoint. If you are looking for dining options your room comes with a continental or full English or we are happy to accommodate any other requests. We serve 2 or 3 course evening meals in our characterful dining room. Using fresh locally sourced ingredient (contact us to arrange). We would recommend the Fairview Gardener for a casual lunch (5 mins) The Severn and Wye Smokery has an excellent deli/cafe/restaurant (5 mins) For an authentic Gloucestershire pub experience we would recommend trying the The Lyon Inn (10 mins drive) in Westbury on Severn.

Oakle House is in a beautiful part of Gloucestershire, just west of Gloucester and near the Forest of Dean within easy distance of Cheltenham and the Cotswolds. Double bedroom with king sized bed and en-suite.

Double bedroom with king size memory foam bed, tea and coffee making facilities and en-suite shower room. There is a sitting room for guests with a beautiful view across the fields and this is also where breakfast is served, which can either be continental or full English.

This property is surrounded by stunning countryside, and is ideally located for discovering Ross-on-Wye, as well as the Cotswolds and Gloucestershire. . Ground Floor: Living/dining room: With electric wood burner, 40" Freeview TV, DVD player and CD player. Kitchen: With breakfast area, electric cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and slate floor. Boot room: With storage for boots and coats. First Floor: Bedroom 1: With double sleigh bed and en-suite with small bath, shower attachment and toilet. Bedroom 2: With twin beds. Bedroom 3: With twin beds (for children). Wet room: With shower, toilet and heated towel rail. . Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Welcome pack. Shared external utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Lawned garden with patio and garden furniture. Shared 5-acre landscaped grounds with shared BBQ. Bike store. Private parking for 4 cars. No smoking. Please note: There is a stream in the grounds, 50 yards away, as well as banks and access to private disused railway tunnel. This property has a security deposit of £200.. These two holiday properties form part of Hopebrook Farm, a non-working farm which dates back to 1745. Sitting in 5 acres within the grounds of the owner’s home, both properties have been stylishly furnished with great attention to detail for guests’ comfort. Interestingly, the Lea Line disused railway tunnel is part of the land which can be explored. A natural spring stream runs through the peaceful grounds, with seating areas to relax and unwind, or enjoy some wonderful walking with access directly from the side of the paddock onto the public footpath network. This is a great central location for exploring Gloucestershire, Herefordshire and The Forest of Dean. Historical places of interest include Gloucester Cathedral with its fine central tower dating from the 15th century, and Hereford Cathedral with its Mappa Mundi Centre. The Forest of Dean offers an array of outdoor pursuits, cycling, walking, riding, climbing and fishing to name but a few. The picturesque Wye Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offers stunning scenery and canoeing on the Wye. Cheltenham is only about a half-hour drive and is especially popular for the Cheltenham Gold Cup and other horse racing festivals. The Literary Festival has also grown over the years to major international prominence, but festivals aside, the town itself is well worth visiting. Guests are also within easy reach of Ross-on-Wye and further afield, but within an hour’s drive, are the towns of Monmouth, Usk, Abergavenny and the pretty villages of the Cotswolds. Shop 2 miles, pub serving food ½ mile. Free WiFi

A beautiful bungalow situated in the heart of the Forest of Dean and only a few minutes walk from the forest mountain bike trails. My bungalow is 5 minutes walk from the highest point of the F of D. The bungalow has been furnished to the highest standard throughout making it a perfect base for your mountain biking experience or for a more relaxed stay enjoying the secluded deck sunbathing and alfresco eating. The bungalow has recently had a new kitchen and porch area to lock bikes away if req

A spacious, modern, self-contained and fully outfitted studio apartment in the popular Forest of Dean village of Blaisdon. Five minute walk to an iconic Gloucestershire pub and a ten minute drive from the Forest of Dean itself. The property is quiet and peaceful with gardens which straddle the Longhope Brook flowing through the property. Several picturesque foot bridges cross the brook from which you can view the gardens and the many wild birds that feed along the stream.

The Loft is a studio flat suitable for a couple on a romantic getaway, or as a peaceful retreat for those on an active holiday enjoying the many outdoor offerings of the Forest of Dean. The living area has a large picture window which overlooks the pretty Longhope brook and provides an opportunity to sit restfully and admire the rooftops of Blaisdon village as you look up the valley. The galley kitchen is fully fitted with a modern oven, refrigerator, and double burner induction hob. The dining table extends to seat four, and we provide four place settings, so it would be quite reasonable for you to be fully self catered, and entertain a second couple for dinner if you wished. Or you can take a stroll through the village to enjoy the lovely Red Hart pub which is famous in the area and a popular destination for both locals and visitors. You are also welcome to walk through our beautiful gardens which surround the property as well as enjoying the many public footpaths which surround Blaisdon and the Longhope valley. If you wish we can supply an inflatable mattress which would be suitable for a third person . We do not have a cot and the flat is not really suitable for small infants.

Blaisdon is a popular village in the Forest of Dean area. It comprises a number of historic properties built along Blaisdon Lane. At the center of the village is a lovely pub, the Red Hart, which is well known in the area for good food but with a local atmosphere. The village is on the edge of the Severn valley with a multitude of footpaths through the fields on the valley floor and up the hillsides into the forest.

Dean End apartment is beautiful self-contained ground floor annexe adjoining our home near Ross on Wye where we already offer Airbnb for up to 4 guests (please see rest of the description for link). It comprises open plan, fully equipped accommodation, a separate bedroom with a double bed and a bathroom with a large shower. A Zed-bed enables 3 guests to use the apartment. Please read the detailed description in the box below. Unfortunately this property is unsuitable for use by disabled people.

The apartment comprises open plan lounge/dining area/kitchen. The lounge has 2 sofas and an armchair and has a large free view Sony TV and WiFi. The kitchen is fully equipped with electric cooker and hob, dishwasher, fridge, microwave and washing machine. The bedroom has a double bed, large wardrobe, dressing table and several mirrors. A door leads to the bathroom where there is a large shower, wash basin, toilet and storage space in the airing cupboard. The apartment is heated by electric panel heaters in each room and a small wood burning stove. The apartment has its own private parking area and outside patio which overlooks our beautiful garden. There is a lockable shed for bike storage.

The perfect location of this property is ideal for visiting many destinations and attractions very easily. There are several golf courses in the area. Close to the A40 and just 5 miles from the lovely town of Ross on Wye we are situated right on the edge of the glorious Royal Forest of Dean. It’s 12 miles into Gloucester with its beautiful Cathedral and The Quays and just 30 mins to Cheltenham town and the racecourse. Slightly further afield, but easily accessible are the The Cotswolds with many stunning villages and towns such as Bourton on the Water, Stow on the Wold, and Burford. Bristol and Bath are less than an hours drive away. The Wye Valley is magnificent countryside and is perfect for walkers, bikers and canoeists. Symonds Yat is very picturesque as is Tintern with its historic Abbey and Monmouth is only 25 minutes drive away. Hereford is another Cathedral city that is well worth a visit (30 minutes away); as is Cardiff with its castle and Millennium Stadium (one hour away). Wales has an abundance of castles and National Trust properties. Many are within easy reach of Dean End. We are fortunate to have many good good restaurants and pubs in the area. One of our local pubs is renowned for its homemade pies and another for serving local produce.

This barn conversion is sited on the owners’ holding of approximately 8 acres within the Forest of Dean district.. Step to entrance. Ground Floor. Open plan living space: With beams and wooden floor. Living area: With wood burner, 32’’ Freeview TV and DVD player. Dining area. Kitchen area: With electric cooker, microwave, fridge, dishwasher and washing machine. Bathroom: With bath, walk-in shower and heated towel rail (no toilet). Separate toilet. First Floor. Bedroom 1: With kingsize bed and Freeview TV. Bedroom 2: With twin beds.. Biomass central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Initial logs for wood burner included. Welcome pack. Access to chest freezer in outbuilding. Courtyard garden with furniture and BBQ. 8 acres of meadow (shared with owners). Bike store. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking.. The location is great for those wanting to explore the Forest of Dean and surrounding areas. This barn conversion is attached to the main farmhouse complete with original beams and the old cider mill in situ. It has been converted to a high standard with the open plan living space downstairs and a wood burner for extra warmth. The owners provide a welcome basket on arrival and essential toiletries in the bathroom. Outside, guests can access the open fields and admire views from the property, as well as the owners’ alpacas. The front of the property is south facing with a courtyard to sit out in for an evening glass of wine. Guests who are looking to do some fishing (payable locally) can walk to the carp lake along the lane. Garage/shop ½ mile, pub and restaurant 1½ miles. Free WiFi

Glamping Ark in the glorious picturesque Forest of Dean. Luxury 6 berth Ark. This ark has three sofa beds so you need to bring your own bedding. All you need to camp in style Shared shower and toilet facilities on site

You have your own living space, shared toilet and shower facilities on site. We are a peaceful quiet site and ask that you respect other families and keep noise to a minimum

Easy Free parking an Wi-Fi throughout. Walk in power showers. Full coffee & Tea Facilities.

Award Winning 17th Century Country Inn & Restaurant with Open Fires, Oak Beamed Restaurant, Lounge, Bar & Games room. Child-Friendly & Dog-Friendly Beer Garden with Home cooked Food served all Day Everyday, Real ales, World Wines & the Best pint of Guinness served in the County. Set on the Gloucestershire & Herefordshire Countryside this part of the Country is truly a hidden gem.

Cosy, detached Blacksmith's Cottage in the small village of Drybrook is nestled in a lane within walking and cycling distance to the Forest of Dean and offers a double bedroom and separate bunk bedroom plus small double sofa bed in living area upstairs. Enjoy a relaxing, cosy holiday with local places of interest for all ages to enjoy plus many beauty spots. There's a large parking space to front and easy access to property. There is also a private, enclosed courtyard garden to the rear.

Blacksmith's cottage is a cosy, well equipped cottage that welcomes everyone. It’s privacy enables you to relax and enjoy your break and is ideal for couples, families or friends sleeping 4 comfortably in 2 bedrooms but with space for an airbed in either rooms to make it 5 or a small double sofa bed upstairs should you want the extra person or people to stay. Downstairs there is a utility room with a freezer, washing machine, iron and ironing board, extra storage and room for a couple of mountain bikes. The bathroom has a full width shower cubicle, power shower, towel radiator and white basin and wc, fully tiled and underfloor heated. We provide toilet paper and soap but towels are only provided for stays of a week or more. In the double bedroom there is a double bed with memory foam mattress, double wardrobe and chest of drawers with a view to the garden above. You can also fit a travel cot in here. Next door there is a bunk bedroom that overlooks the driveway onto the lane and has a chest of drawers and space for an airbed. The whole of the downstairs is underfloor heated with the hall, bathroom and porch being tiled whilst bedrooms have wooden floors and the hallway has feature walls, with stain glass windows to the porch and bathroom. Upstairs, there is an open plan living area with a comfortable, large corner suite settee that is also a small double bed settee, a flat screen freeview TV, and a DVD player with a selection of dvds. There is also a range of board games. A large armchair is also placed next to the settee and the room has real wooden flooring. There is seating for 4 around the dining table and the private enclosed garden can be accessed from here down a couple of steps. There is a bench, lounger chairs, table and chairs and both decked and gravelled areas with planted beds and pots. A real sun catcher! In the fully equipped kitchen, there are integrated appliances - fridge, wine cooler, dishwasher, oven and touch control ceramic hob with microwave, toaster and kettle. We provide teabags, coffee, sugar, salt and pepper, washing up liquid, soap, bin bags, dishcloth, scourer and towels. The kitchen has lovely views to the fields opposite and there's lots of different wall and ceiling lighting upstairs and down to set various moods. Blacksmith's cottage happily accommodates singles, couples, families and small groups of well behaved friends alike so can sleep 1-5 depending on your needs. We accept up to 2 possibly 3 well behaved dogs at £15 per short stay and £20 per week and we charge half price for second dogs. In the village itself a short walk down the lane there is a local coop, butchers, post office, pharmacy and garage. Up the lane there’s a dog friendly pub about 15 mins walk away. There is also a lovely cafe/ licensed restaurant at the camp/glamping site down the road about a 10 minute walk away. We have good phone signal in the cottage. We are within walking and cycling distance to the forest with endless walks and paths so ideal for walkers, cyclists and dog lovers being a short drive from the cannop cycle centre. We are not far from Gloucester which has the brilliant Gloucester quays shopping and night life and Hereford - both just 1/2 hour bus/car ride away from the village, but also close to boutique towns like Chepstow and Tewkesbury. A short 5 minute drive away is the lovely historic market town of Ross on Wye which has a town and country trail and by the riverside Symonds yat where you can canoe down the river Wye or go fishing. Local taxis can be booked easily too but with notice usually! We are also close to the Wales border and only an hour from the beach at Barry Island and the quieter Jackson’s Bay which allows dogs all year round plus the bustling city of Cardiff. Read our brilliant reviews to see what our guests loved about the cottage and the area. Any questions we will happily answer so please don't hesitate to ask! :)

Situated in a quiet lane - house is detached and garden is fully enclosed and private. Parking is to front of property.

Standard Glamping Ark with sofa bed. Own bedding is required. All you need to camp in style with cooking facilities and utensils. Heater, Tv fridge, microwave. Chiminea for the colder evenings sat out on your own decking area

Shared toilet and shower facilities on site

On site cafe. Open limited hours through winter months. Ten minute walk to Drybrook with a co-op, fish and chip shop and public house.

stone end lodge is tastefully decorated with views across the forest where you can see wildlife frequently deer, on the doorstep is the forest itself with wide spreading walks lakes, visitor attractions in easy reach , local pubs and chipshop, well stocked shop, live music locally, heritage attractions, rare wildlife, to name a few there is so much to see and do here with no end of interest. mountain biking(basic mountain bikes available upon request)you wont be disappointed 1 small dog on req

so many things to do locally, walks, wildlife, heritage center, sport, history, stargazing, live music, mine tours, frequent local events, great pubs and cafes, chip shop and pizza restaurant. free wifi. we are on the edge of the mighty forest, which doubles as our outside space as the lodge has no access to any in the grounds, parking for 1 vehicle, fully equipped kitchen, toilet and shower room, self contained unit separate with your own entrance. the lodge is part of our house but has been sectioned off and soundproofed. we allow 1 small dog on request and must be well behaved most of the fixtures and fittings within the lodge are handmade in oak and solid timber and we don't want them chewed, its a beautiful part of the world and you can really unplug if you let yourself, very little phone signal in the forest itself so perfect for getting away from it all, any further questions please ask.

Traditional yet luxurious Shepherd's Hut, set in idyllic private countryside of the Royal Forest of Dean. The Hut is perfectly located overlooking the horse shoe bend of the River Severn, with beautiful panoramic views on your door step.

Our lovely self-contained Shepherd's Hut is fully equipped with a comfortable king size bed and TV. The hut has a separate fold down dining table for that extra room. Be cosy all year round with the use of under floor heating. The kitchenette is fitted with beautiful oak worktops, a Belfast sink, a full size under-counter fridge (with small freezer above), a combination oven & counter top hob, kettle, toaster, cooking pans, frying pan, cafetière and an extensive range of high quality crockery and cutlery. There is an ensuite shower with a hand washing basin, toilet and an oil-filled wall mounted radiator warms the Hut. The Hut also has a small storage cupboard for bags/suitcases, and 2 large drawers under the bed. Fresh towels and bedlinen provided. A selection of teas, coffee and fresh milk are included. Outside the Hut there is a medium sized stone paved area with a table and chairs for al-fresco dining and admiring the spectacular view of the River Severn, also a chiminea for those late nights under the stars. In the summer a BBQ is situated by the Hut for your own personal use. The Shepherd's Hut is in a traditional setting - in an elevated position overlooking the River Severn. The area is neatly mown around the Shepherd Hut, with some newly sown wild flower areas. The immediate locality is abundant with wildlife including deer, muntjac and birds of pray. Breakfast will include: -Coffee, Tea, Milk, Sugar -Bread, Butter, Jams - Selection of Cereals There are facilities in the hut for cooking and a local shop about a 5 minute drive for other groceries.

While surrounded by walking trails, do not forget to stop into a typical forest pub for some delicious pub grub.

Oakle House is in a beautiful part of Gloucestershire, just west of Gloucester, near The Forest of Dean and within easy reach of Cheltenham and the Cotswolds. Double room with king sized bed and en-suite

The double bedroom has a king size memory foam bed; there's tea and coffee making facilities and an en-suite shower room. There is a guest's sitting room/breakfast room which has a lovely view over the surrounding fields. Breakfast is either continental or full English.