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Lambsquay House - Apartment One

Lambsquay House is a beautifully restored 300 year old Georgian Country House, located in the picturesque Forest of Dean, situated between popular tourist attractions, Puzzlewood and Clearwell Caves. A former hotel, it has undergone extensive renovations and is now home to Calico Interiors, a family run interiors/soft furnishing business, occupying the ground and first floor. The second floor has been converted into two self catering apartments with private entrance accessed via a staircase.

Beautiful barn conversion/hot tub views

Humbug barn is nestled in a tranquil valley in the Forest of Dean and offers modern luxury accommodation for up to 6 guests. Boasting beautiful forest views we are in easy reach of all that the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley have to offer, hiking, biking, kayaking, zip lining , castles and much more - however if all that sounds too exhausting take one of the many scenic walks from your front door or relax in the hot tub and unwind. Humbug Barn also offer home cooked meals and Pilates classes!

Romantic cosy cottage & hottub in Forest of Dean

Riverdean cottage rests on the crest of a hill, on the edge of the Forest of Dean. Boasting incredible views over the River Severn. Access to the Wye Valley and River Wye for kayaking/SUP/ water activities. If you love bike rides and walks through the forest then this is the place for you! Enjoy local forest pubs and activities all around. Relax in your hottub and enjoy the beautiful wildlife garden. Patio seating area with BBQ allows you to finish a day filled with absolute joy.

Countryside cottage,1 bedroom in Forest of Dean.

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway with wood fired hot tub in the Forest of Dean. Enjoy nature in a peaceful location, with a direct access to the Forest. A short drive from the historic market town of Ross-on-Wye, Wye Valley and Welsh Borders. Wildlife are most likely to be seen earlier in the morning or towards the end of the day. Take advantage of the Forest activities, from miles of cycling trails to suit all abilities and the River Wye for canoeing and kayaking.

Amazing views, Relaxing - Forest of Dean

The Lodge is located in the Forest of Dean, in our own grounds separate from the main house. The Lodge also offers respite breaks to unpaid carers. We value their commitment and dedication. The Hosts have not received any money from central government for this project. Instead they rely on the generosity of individuals such as yourself who are paying guests. When you stay, a percentage of money paid subsidises future carers staying to experience a well deserved peaceful retreat.

Forest of Dean, The Old Chapel

In the Forest of Dean, the Old Chapel is situated next to woodland with wonderful walks right on the doorstep. The chapel has been sympathetically restored and retains many original features, character and charm. An abundance of pine cladding on walls and ceilings give a wonderful feeling of warmth and relaxation. The floors are original pine. Candles in the evening and a beast of a woodburner makes this an incredibly relaxing place to be. Something a little bit different.

Peregrine Hideaway

Nestled in the forest, in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the South facing cabin fronts a footpath that leads out into the beautiful landscape. It is situated within our garden, with its own access so you are free to come and go as you please. It lends itself to quiet activities such as writing or similar. It is very peaceful and ideal for a quiet retreat from city life and an escape into nature. The main attraction is walking and/or mountain biking.

Grade II Listed Underdean Lodge

Underdean Lodge is a lovingly restored 2 double bedroom Georgian lodge on the edge of the Forest of Dean and is the perfect base for exploring both the Forest and the Wye Valley. The lodge includes beautiful period features and a wood burning stove. Dogs welcome. Footpaths lead to the Forest from the front door. The Lodge is located adjacent to the A48 for convenient access to Gloucester, Monmouth and Chepstow which are all about 25 minutes away.

Renovated Rustic Stable set in Rolling Hills

Awaken in a sleeping loft when morning light enters through a skylight slotted between century-old beams. Cook breakfast in a full kitchen as a grandfather clock sits in the corner, quietly ticking away, the chime has been silenced so it doesn’t disturb you. This former stable of stone and brick is comfortable and fully updated. Ready for cosy evenings with High speed Fibre Optic Wifi, Netflix and a games table all included.