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11 Rooms
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2 Dogs
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Living
Forest House is a spacious property close to the centre of Coleford and within walking distance of shops, cafes and The Crown Inn pub. There is ample space for 24 people to sleep in 11 bedrooms, with lots of space both indoors and out. The house was the former home of Robert Mushet, inventor of modern steel and the founder of the Darkhill Ironworks in nearby Gorsty Knoll. Despite it's town centre location, the footpaths and cycling trails of the Forest of Dean are only a short stroll from the front door. It is a fantastic choice for a holiday with your extended family or friends.
Coleford is the perfect base for an activity-filled holiday as there is something nearby to satisfy everyone whether they seek the thrill of kayaking along the rushing River Wye or tearing along a mountain bike trail in the Forest of Dean, or they prefer the more sedate challenge of bird watching, fishing or golf. Within a small radius is a range of local businesses providing the opportunity to take on a 4x4 course, go caving, climb trees and walk along high ropes. Alternatively, guests can wander through the Wye Valley Butterfly Zoo or immerse themselves in one of Britain's most ancient forests at Puzzlewood.
Nearby attractions include Clearwell Caves, which is a good all-weather attraction and very popular with children who go to visit Santa in his underground grotto at Christmas, and Symonds Yat which has breathtaking views of the the Wye Valley. Train buffs will love being close to Perrygrove Steam Railway and the Railway Museum, while historians should follow at least one of Coleford's self-guided walks that takes in some of the town's places of historical importance. Add to your itinerary the Elton Giant Maize Mazes, a day at Dick Whittington Farm Park and a screening at Palace Cinema, one of the oldest in the country, and you have a memorable holiday that includes something for everyone.
Owner details:
Lewis Scott joined Independent Cottages in August 2018
Accommodation Comprises:
Forest House is a period property with accommodation over three levels. The owners have carefully updated the property to make it appealing to modern visitors without losing any of its unique charm.
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Outside: The outside space at Forest House is as appealing as within. The garden is secure and includes a barbecue and area for outdoor dining, as well as a hot tub where you can soak tired muscles after a fun-filled day of activities and sightseeing.
Additional Information: All utilities, WiFi, sheets and towels are provided. All bedrooms are either ensuite or next to a bathroom, and have their own TV. Two well-behaved pets are welcome with prior agreement from the owner. Smoking is not permitted.
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