Homes in Mitcheldean, Gloucestershire to buy

A modern purpose built two bedroom second floor apartment with views towards woodland

An attractive modern style 'Coach House' within the village of Mitcheldean.

MICHAEL TUCK are pleased to offer for sale a DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY for the conversion of an existing public house to three, two bedroom houses and two, one bedroom maisonettes. Viewing strictly by appointment, please telephone Michael Tuck New Homes 01452 726443

A very well presented recently refurbished three bedroom detached dormer bungalow with good sized garden backing onto open fields.

A spacious and very well presented four bedroom detached family property situated in a very sought after location enjoying far reaching views over the 'horse shoe' bend of the River Severn towards the Cotswold’s and beyond.

A four bedroom link detached family home nestled in the heart of a select development on Ruardean Hill. Viewing is highly recommended.

An extended and much improved detached home situated in a sought after village location, the property benefits from 4 bedrooms, en-suite to master, separate reception rooms, conservatory, 15ft kitchen/family room, garage and gardens. VIEWING ESSENTIAL.

Nestled on the edge of Forestry Commission land with fantastic views this three bedroom dormer style property of good sized accommodation with garage, workshop and good sized gardens.

A unique opportunity to acquire office space with a two bedroom flat above. Subject to relevant planning the property could provide an excellent opportunity to convert to residential accommodation. The property has been used as offices and more recently as a restaurant.

A very well presented recently extended spacious three bedroom detached cottage situated on a quiet lane and benefitting from large gardens to the rear.

A very well presented three double bedroom detached cottage in a semi-rural location with pleasant gardens and lovely views.

A very well presented modern three/four bedroom detached family property in a fantastic rural location with far reaching views.

If its peace and tranquillity you are after then look no further. We are delighted to offer for sale this detached period cottage which really is located off the beaten track and being surrounded by woodland. The three bedroom detached cottage sits in large grounds and was previously run as a k...

Housenetwork.co.uk are delighted to offer this well presented 4/5 Bedroom Detached Cottage, situated in the beautiful Forest of Dean, a popular venue for keen mountain bikers, walkers and outdoor lovers, it is situated between the rivers Wye and Severn and was voted one of the best places to brin...

Attractive FOUR / FIVE bedroom detached property with approximately ½ acre gardens...

Housenetwork.co.uk are delighted to offer this 5 bedroom detached property in a rural setting with 360 degree panoramic country views, featuring the famous horsesh bend in the River Severn. The property benefits from; oil-fired central heating, wood burning stove, open fireplace, 4 reception room...

THE ULTIMATE RESIDENCE Attractive detached property tucked away on a no through road next to woodland with forest views. Comprising accommodation over 3 floors including a fantastic kitchen/diner. The property also benefits from an integeral garage and detached two storey gym.

An appealing Grade II Listed family house set on the edge of an attractive village.

A substantial detached house of exceptional quality. - Pear Tree Cottage is situated in Clifford's Mesne a rural village on the north western slopes of May Hill on the edge of the Forest of Dean district, just a few miles south of the market town of Newent.Pear Tree Cottage is a recently constructed family house of approximately 3,000 sq ft. It has attractive brick elevations under a tiled roof. The accommodation is generously proportioned a...

An immaculate former Rectory. - Set in the heart of this pretty village, a beautifully presented family home with wonderful proportions and a number of attractive period features all set in well stocked formal gardens with a south west facing aspect.Blaisdon House was for many centuries the local Parsonage until 1860 when the Blaisdon Estate was bought by the Crawshays, iron magnates from South Wales, and the house was improved and extended to...