3 bedroom semi-detached house

Tucked away in a peaceful position and boasting a truly magnificent, far-reaching garden, this charming three-bedroom semi-detached home is perfectly placed for those who love the great outdoors—just moments from scenic forest walks and mountain biking trails. Generously proportioned throughout, the property offers bright and spacious living accommodation, complemented by the practicality of off-road parking. For those with an eye on the future, there's potential to extend or build further development within the plot, subject to the relevant planning permissions.

Parkend is a picturesque village in the Forest of Dean, known for its rich industrial heritage, strong community feel, and beautiful forest surroundings. Once a hub for ironworks, coal mining, and the railway, it now attracts visitors with its heritage steam trains at Parkend Station, excellent walking and cycling routes, and access to nature. The village has a friendly atmosphere, local pubs, and amenities, making it a desirable place to live or explore.

A sheltered entrance that provides the perfect buffer between the outside world and the warmth of home. Ideal for muddy boots and coats after a forest walk, the porch keeps the main house clean and organised.

The central hub of the home—this welcoming hallway sets the tone, connecting you seamlessly to the main living spaces. With space for coat hooks or a console table, it’s both practical and inviting.

The living room (4.42m x 3.35m) is a bright, spacious area ideal for relaxing with family or entertaining guests. Large windows allow natural light to stream in, while the room’s generous proportions make it perfect for cosy movie nights or gatherings around the open fire.

Located conveniently next to the living room and opening into the conservatory, the dining room (3.37m x 3.04m) is an ideal setting for family meals or hosting dinner parties. It also offers garden views, creating a lovely backdrop whether you're enjoying Sunday lunch or a quiet evening supper.

The conservatory (3.33m x 2.23m) brings the outside in, offering panoramic views of the stunning, expansive garden. A peaceful spot for morning coffee, an afternoon read, or even a home office with inspiring surroundings.

Well-proportioned and neatly laid out, the kitchen (3.35m x 2.26m) offers excellent storage and worktop space. Its proximity to the dining room and garden makes it ideal for everyday use and social occasions alike. There’s scope here to reimagine the space, perhaps with an open-plan flow or breakfast bar, subject to layout and permissions.

Opposite the kitchen, this dedicated utility space keeps laundry, cleaning supplies, and household essentials neatly tucked away. It also provides an ideal space for pet care or even a secondary prep area for enthusiastic cooks.

Completing the ground floor, a handy convenience, especially for families and guests, the downstairs W.C is a great lifestyle asset that improves the home's practicality day to day.

Stairs lead to the first floor, bright and well laid out, the landing connects all the bedrooms and bathroom spaces with ease. It also houses an airing cupboard—perfect for keeping towels and linen fresh and organised.

The principal bedroom (4.41m x 3.37m) is a spacious double room with large windows and ample space for wardrobes and furnishings. This offers the perfect environment to unwind after a busy day, with glimpses across the front of the property and garden beyond.

Another large bedroom, bedroom two (3.41m x 3.06m) is ideal for guests, teens, or as a shared children’s room. Overlooking the garden, it enjoys quiet surroundings.

Slightly smaller but still very usable, this third bedroom (3.37m x 2.32m) is ideal as a nursery, a single bedroom, or a home office. With lovely rear-facing views, it’s a peaceful and adaptable space.

This is a bright and practical shower room with everything you need for everyday convenience. It features a spacious walk-in shower with a glass screen and overhead shower, along with a pedestal sink and handy storage unit. A large window lets in plenty of natural light, helping to keep the space feeling fresh and airy. The wooden ceiling adds a cosy touch, giving the room a warm and welcoming feel. Having the WC separate from the bathroom adds flexibility and prevents those morning traffic jams when the whole household is getting ready.

Outside- To the front of the property, you’ll find a generous gated driveway providing off-road parking for multiple vehicles—a real bonus for families, guests or anyone with a campervan or work vehicle. The real showstopper is the garden. Stretching right out behind the house, it’s incredibly long, mostly laid to lawn, and bursting with potential. Whether you're dreaming of a large extension to create an open-plan kitchen-living space, a garden office or studio, or even a separate dwelling (subject to planning), the space is here to make it happen. There's plenty of room for outdoor entertaining areas, vegetable plots, or even a landscaped haven for kids and pets to enjoy year-round.