This beautiful period farmhouse offers a unique blend of traditional charm, modern convenience, and stunning natural surroundings. With ample space for a large family or multiple living arrangements, the property provides flexibility and versatility. The grounds which are set over 2.16 acres, with their lush gardens, orchard, and woodland.

The property's location in the picturesque Wye Valley 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' ensures breath-taking views and access to a wealth of outdoor activities. The nearby amenities and schools make it ideal for families, while the easy access to major transport routes such as Bristol by car and London, Cardiff or Newport by the nearby Lydney Train Station appeals to commuters. Within the area The Brockweir and Hewelsfield Village Shop and Caf� is a wonderful example of a community-driven initiative that serves the local residents of Hewelsfield and Brockweir. Run by volunteers, this non-profit organization provides essential services and a gathering place for the community. It not only offers a place to shop for groceries and everyday essentials but also a cozy caf� where residents can come together, socialize, and enjoy a cup of coffee. The Forest of Dean region, encompassing the location of Hunters Lodge, presents a diverse range of activities, amenities, and events to cater to a wide audience. You can partake in scenic walks through the enchanting woods, access an extensive network of mountain bike trails, and explore renowned attractions like Clearwell Caves, Puzzlewood, Perrygrove, and Beechenhurst. Additionally, the area hosts an annual music festival in the nearby town of Coleford,