Detached house for sale in Kempley, Dymock, Gloucestershire GL18

A picturesque stone cottage enjoying far-reaching countryside views.

Description
The Old Lodge is a delightful stone cottage occupying a highly pleasant position in the heart of the Gloucestershire countryside. Commanding far-reaching rural views, the cottage has undergone an expansive programme of works and now affords for modern and relaxed living.

Entered by way of a spacious reception hall/ boot room, the accommodation is light and welcoming and would suit a host of would-be purchasers. The dual aspect kitchen is fitted with a range of base units, gloss tiled splashbacks, space for white goods and a Rangemaster cooker. The adjoining dining area has an attractive inset stove with brick surround, an exposed stone wall and ceiling beams.

The sitting room enjoys a dual aspect and has been tastefully styled. With a number of period features, the focal point is the inset log burner with brick surround. The first floor consists of three bedrooms and a stylish bathroom.

The garden lies principally to the front and side of the cottage. Laid to lawn, interspersed with a number of herbaceous borders, there is an array of trees, shrubs and plants. In addition there is a useful garden store and a large single garage. Bounded by an attractive stone wall, the cottage enjoys pretty views to the front aspect.

Location
The village of Dymock, provides local amenities including a public house, garage with shop, primary school and a church.

Dymock is approximately 5 miles from the delightful market town of Ledbury which offers independent shops, supermarkets, restaurants and leisure facilities. In addition there is a mainline train station with direct routes to London Paddington. (approximately 2.5 hours)

The M50 motorway and A40 road network provides access to south Wales and in turn the the M5 motorway: With direct access to Bristol, The West Country and The Midlands.

The property is well set for access to enjoy the countryside of Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and the Welsh Borders. Superb fishing is found on the River Wye and other rural pursuits are available locally.

There are many lovely walks around the surrounding countryside including the renowned Daffodil walk. The nearest facilities are in the villages of Much Marcle and Dymock having public house, school, church, garage/shop.

Square Footage: 1,237 sq ft





Additional Info
Services connected: Mains electricity, private drainage, oil fired central heating, private water.

Local Authority: Herefordshire County Council.