This traditional Forest stone cottage is situated on the western boundary of the Forest of Dean. It stands in a large terraced garden in a peaceful neighbourhood a short drive from the local town. It is a home of character with lovely views, period features including original fireplaces, old beams and exposed stone walls. There are two comfortable reception rooms and three bedrooms, two being spacious doubles. The cottage is presented in good order, the roof, doors and windows are all new. Renewable energy from roof mounted photo-voltaic cells greatly reduce the cost of heating and provide a regular annual income. The garden presents a blank canvass for keen gardeners. There is potential for a building plot with the relevant planning permissions. There is parking for three or four vehicles on the gravelled driveway. The market towns of Monmouth and Ross on Wye are 11 and 6.5 miles respectively.

Rooms

Sitting Room
Window to front, exposed beam, stone fireplace with inset wood burning stove, designer radiator, laminate floor, door to kitchen and dining room.

Dining Room
Window to front, exposed stone fireplace, laminate floor.

Kitchen
Window to rear, feature stone walls, induction hob, integrated oven and microwave, plumbing for dishwasher, tiled floor, doors to utility room and outside.

Utility Room
Window to side, under stair storage cupboard, wall and base cabinets, plumbing for washing machine, tiled floor, door to cloakroom, stairs to first floor.

Cloakroom
Window to side, wood panelled wall, WC, tiled floor.

Landing
Access to loft, positive pressure ventilation system, feature stone walls, doors to bedrooms 1,2,3 and family bathroom.

Bedroom 1
Window to front.

Bedroom 2
Window to front, two built in double wardrobes.

Bedroom 3
Window to side, built in storage cupboard.

Family Bathroom
Window to side, cupboard housing pressurised hot water cylinder, electric boiler, shower enclosure with mains supply, modern free standing bath with shower attachment, wash hand basin set in storage cabinet, WC, laminate floor.

Outside
The front courtyard garden has pretty cottage garden borders enclosed by low stone walls. There is parking for 2/3 vehicles on the gravelled drive. To the rear is a private sunken courtyard and seating area with a new timber shed. The garden is terraced with a productive vegetable plot and a raised area contained with painted sleepers. A large space to the side has great potential for a keen gardener.

Directions
From the traffic lights at Hawkwell on the A4136 turn onto Morse Road in the direction of Ruardean. After approximately 0.7mile turn left onto Batts Lane. The property is a short distance along on the left hand side.

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