Children-friendly beautiful cottage with garden & barbeque | Pet-friendly

Littledean 1.5 miles. A lovely cottage tucked away in the tiny hamlet of Green Bottom, deep in the Forest of Dean, with a wonderful garden and natural views right on your doorstep. Designed with the family in mind, this hidden gem is a heart-warming escape for everyone to spend some quality time together away from it all. Step inside to the lounge, which offers a warm and cosy spot to snuggle up at the end of the day, enhanced by a woodburner and beautiful paintings that fill the room with charm. A dining room seats up to eight people, dressed in light blues and whites, with a fireplace situated to the front. The bright airy colour-scheme continues through to a well-equipped kitchen, with a fresh and clean atmosphere. After enjoying a home-cooked meal, a leisurely evening can be spent in the games room, ideal for building some fun-filled memories with the entire family. A walk-in shower room finishes the ground floor. Stairs lead up to four beautiful bedrooms each uplifted by peaceful colours, creating a serene place to unwind and wake up to every morning. The family bathroom ties this all together with a pleasant view of the magnificent garden, which is best admired outside. The grounds of the house are really something special, perfect for a walk in the woodlands, or a go on the rope swing. Green Bottom is a mile from Littledean, an ancient Forest of Dean village with many original buildings. The woodland remains of a bronze-age hill fort on the hillside opposite the cottage is not to be missed, especially in bluebell season. The nearby picturesque village of Newnham-on-Severn offers riverside walks, a wide range of individual shops, and traditional inns. Enjoy a Wye-valley river cruise or hot air balloon or take trips to Symonds Yat, the Black Mountains, Hereford and Monmouth. A truly unique cottage sitting in the midst of its enchanting surroundings.Littledean is a village on the edge of the Forest of Dean. It has a shop, two pubs and a Post Office, and is surrounded by countryside for walking and cycling. Activities in the Forest of Dean include caving, high ropes, horse riding and more, while Gloucester and Ross-on-Wye offer shops, restaurants and more.