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The old vicarage is an grand and imposing grade ll listed house dating back to the late 18th century and is nestled in the picturesque forest of dean, gloucestershire.
Originally an old farmhouse with adjacent barn which has been converted to provide a superb contemporary home finished to a high standard which retains and enhances the old character which is combined with some of the best of state of the art technology.
Is a period former farmhouse offering spacious accommodation of considerable character and enjoying glorious views over a lake and open country towards the cotswolds.
Set within its own grounds, this detached family home offers a unique opportunity to purchase an ideal countryside retreat.
Description a unique and spectacularly sighted mid 19th century cottage overlooking the river wye, significantly extended yet in keeping with the original house.
The grade ii listed passage house occupies a central village position whilst enjoying far reaching views across the river severn to the cotswold hills beyond.
Is a character stone detached old water mill dating back we believe to the 17th century and converted in 1970 - 1980's to provide a charming home, part of the original workings for the mill still remain and are a feature to the drawing room with a small window which looks out onto the wheel.
Wonderful location on the edge of huntley village, enjoying views over farmland and into the forest of dean; this converted barn sits in landscaped gardens and has an adjoining paddock of around an acre.
A substantial five beds grade ii listed georgian residence which offers generous accommodation with large gardens, unspoilt countryside views and annexe potential.
A four beds detached property occupying an enviable rural postition being surrounded by open fields and enjoying views of the river severn.
