This rare and deceptively spacious four-bedroom detached half-timbered Grade II listed cottage is in need of extensive modernization, but has had some improvements made, including a re-roofed property in 2000 and a range of outbuildings and a stable. The property is set within a plot of just over 5 acres, with ample parking, gardens, and a separate field. The interior features exposed wall and ceiling timbers, fireplaces, and original features, including an inglenook fireplace and bread oven. The property also has a range of outbuildings, including a stone barn, stable, and workshop, as well as a greenhouse and tool store. The gardens are westerly facing and include a lawned area, outside tap, and steps leading down to a cellar. The property is situated in a rural location, with standard broadband available and a believed speed of 20Mbs. The local authority is Forest of Dean District Council, and the property is being sold freehold. Viewings are strictly through the owner's selling agent, Steve Gooch.