Wren Cottage
The perfect getaway for two! Wren Cottage is a charming foresters' cottage offered for the first time for rental in 2009. Set on a rural hillside at the end of a quiet track, Wren Cottage is a haven of peace and tranquillity. Footpaths lead from your door onto a vast network of forest paths. A great place to stay to visit the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley.
details£ 53 - £ 75 / Night (weekend)
£ 149 - £ 309 / Week
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Forest of Dean
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Awarded a 3*rating with visit Britain -Sleeps 6, 3 bedroom 1830’s stone built detached country cottage, with 0.5 acre set in an area of ‘outstanding natural beauty on the edge of the ‘Royal Forest of Dean’, one of the few remaining ancient forests in England. The village of Mitcheldean, its pubs and small shops are 0.5 miles away and the town of Cinderford with supermarkets is 3 miles. Ideal base for golf, horse riding, canoeing, walks, fishing, nature reserves, adventure parks and activities.
details£ 90 - £ 150 / Night (weekend)
£ 360 - £ 620 / Week
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Cider Press Cottage - Oldcroft, Nr Lydney
16 Oct - 23 Oct available for £502-00
Situated in The Royal Forest of Dean this exceptional property sleeps six in three bedrooms and offers an ideal retreat for a relaxing holiday with your pets. There is also a downstairs double bedroom and separate wet room suitable for the disabled.
details£ 0 - £ 0 / Night (weekend)
£ 438 - £ 868 / Week
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Stable Cottage
Stable Cottage is situated on Avenis farm, adjacent to the Jacobean farmhouse and surrounded by woodland, streams, meadows, and a stocked fish pond which have barely altered for 300 years. A hundred years ago Stable Cottage housed shire horses to work the land in this secluded valley, leading down to the Golden Valley and which forms a perfect habitat for ducks, pheasants, deer, foxes and badgers. Today the fields are roamed by rare-breed 'Cotswold Lion' sheep that made this part of England rich in the Middle Ages. The long-legged lambs, born in March and April, are a delight to watch. While visitor’s dogs are welcome they must be fully controlled near the sheep and wildlife. Guests are encouraged to explore the farm and the many footpath walks in the area, though stout shoes or boots are recommended. One such cross-country walk leads directly to the pub and well-stocked shop in the nearby village of Oakridge. Vegetables, eggs and sheep meat are normally available for purchase from the farm according to season.
details£ 0 - £ 0 / Night (weekend)
£ 285 - £ 495 / Week
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