Listed for £875,000
March 9, 2026
Sold for £740,000
2022
Sold for £77,500
1995
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First Floor Landing - Stairs from hall lead up to a half landing with window to the rear aspect. From here is access to bedroom two and bedroom/snug/office. The landing which has wooden balustrades and bannisters has doors off leading to the other four bedrooms and main bathroom.
Bedroom One - Large bay window with window seat to make the most of the far reaching views and country outlook.
Bedroom Two - From half landing and located at the rear of the home, generous double room with ensuite shower room with WC and wash basin.
Three Further Bedrooms - Bedroom three has fitted wardrobes and a window to the side aspect overlooking the gardens. Bedroom four is light and bright with views from the side aspect window. Bedroom five has built in storage, an ornate, decorative fireplace and views over the surrounding countryside.
Bedroom/Office/Snug - A versatile room currently being used as an office that boasts corner fireplace with wooden surround, beamed ceiling and window to side aspect.
Family Bathroom - Suite comprising bath, WC and wash basin. Far reaching views.
Attic Room - Flexible space with roof light windows. Ample storage or scope to utilise as work space or additional bedroom.
Outside - Nestled in it own plot of 0.36 of an acre, the grounds comprise of: Off road parking and turning area via two sets of gates to the side of the property. Landscaped gardens which wrap around the home with an array of mature trees and established plants. Gravelled pathways meander around the front and lead to a paved terrace ideal for alfresco dining and to take in the view. There are various storage areas and sheds. There is also a children's climbing frame and various rockeries.
Location - Longhope is a highly sought-after village in west Gloucestershire, situated within the Forest of Dean, and has been in existence since before the invasion of the Normans in 1066. The place name means 'long, enclosed valley', which describes the aspect of the village. With the local Hope Brook C of E primary school for 4-11 years and Pippins Preschool Nursery from 2 years, an active football club, village shop, café and bakery.
Material Information - Tenure: Freehold.
Local Authority and Rates: Forest of Dean Council- Tax Band G (£3776.68 per annum) 2025/2026.
Electricity supply: Mains.
Water supply: Mains.
Sewerage: Mains.
Heating: Oil
Broadband speed: 10mb Superfast (FTTC) 43mb Ultrafast (FTTP) 1000mb Overall (Maximum)
Mobile phone coverage: EE, Three, O2, Vodafone.