4 bedroom semi-detached house for sale

A four bedroom semi-detached cottage situated in a lovely woodland setting along a no through lane. The cottage requires some modernisation but offers huge potential to create a substantial family home.

The Pludds is a small hamlet located between Ruardean and Lydbrook on the edge of the Wye Valley. This area is perfect for lovers of the great outdoors with a multitude of river, woodland and countryside walks. The Pludds view point has fantastic views over four counties and Ruardean has a good range of local amenities. The nearby market towns of Ross on Wye and Monmouth offer a wider range of amenities along with excellent road access to the M50 and also to Gloucester, Hereford and South Wales.

The property is entered via:
Side entrance door leading into:

Garden Room: 28'3" x 5'3" (8.6m x 1.6m)
Glazed windows to front aspect and side aspect. Power points, lighting. Glazed door into:

Sitting Room: 18' x 12'3" (5.49m x 3.73m)
Double glazed window to rear aspect, single glazed window to front aspect looking into garden room. Wood burning stove on tiled hearth with matching surround. Fitted wall lights. Staircase leading to first floor landing with useful understairs storage cupboard. Radiator which is run by the Rayburn. Door to:

Kitchen: 13'11" x 6'1" (4.24m x 1.85m)
Double glazed window to rear aspect. Range of base and wall mounted units with stainless steel sink unit. Breakfast bar. Rayburn which supplies the cooking, hot water and radiators to the ground floor one in the bathroom and the sitting room. Airing cupboard in utility area with plumbing for washing machine and glazed window to side aspect. Door to:

Downstairs Bathroom:
Obscure double glazed window to front aspect. Walk in enclosed shower cubicle with aqua board splashbacks. Disability aids. Tiled surrounds. Wash hand basin and low level WC. Mirror.

Dining Room: 13'1" x 11'1" (4m x 3.38m)
Glazed double doors and window out to garden room. Wall mounted Parkay which heats dining room and four radiators upstairs.

From the sitting room, staircase leads to:
First Floor Landing:
Door to:

Bedroom 1: 11'9" x 11' (3.58m x 3.35m)
Double glazed window to front aspect enjoying views over neighbouring woodlands. Fitted wardrobes and dressing area. Overstairs storage. Radiator heated from Parkay.

Bedroom 2: 11'3" x 9'10" (3.43m x 3m)
Double glazed window to the front enjoying the views. Overstairs wardrobe with hanging rail. Further radiator which is run off the Parkay system.

Bedroom 3: 13'2" x 6'1" (4.01m x 1.85m)
Double glazed windows to side and rear aspects. Radiator. Built in dressing table and mirror.

Bedroom 4/Study: 9'8" x 6'6" (2.95m x 1.98m)
Double glazed window to rear aspect enjoying the views. Radiator. Built in cupboard.

Outside:
The property is approached via a tarmacadam private road which provides access over Forestry Commission land. There is no parking at the property, however, historically the owners have parked on this land and gained access to the stone barn at the rear. The front courtyard has a gated entrance which leads to a small seating area with raised border. A gate leads around to the rear gardens being stocked with plants and shrubs. Raised flagstone patio with views over the surrounding woodland.

Workshop with Stone Barn
This space could provide separate accommodation to the house if required but requires renovation, subject to necessary consents.

Property Information:
Council Tax Band C
Private Drainage, mains water & electric.
Solid Fuel Heating
Broadband: Basic 22Mbps
Parking: There is a garage at the property but this would require renovation to be used. There is no allocated parking at the property.

Directions:
From Ross on Wye, proceed out towards Walford and the Forest of Dean on the B4234. Proceed through Walford and Bishopswood, passing the petrol station on your right hand side. Take the second turning left from here sign posted Ruardean. Proceed up the hill into the village and turn right towards Joys Green passing The Malt Shovel public house, continue along here and proceed out of the village and up the hill. Take the next left hand turn signposted The Pludds. Stay on this road (Eddys Lane) for half a mile and at the bottom of the lane proceed over the staggered cross roads onto Royal Oak Road where the property will be found at the end of the lane.

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