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Mannings Farm Drybrook, Forest of Dean Mannings Farm Drybrook, Forest of Dean CGI is indicative only At one with nature Get off the beaten track and start your new adventure in the breathtaking Forest of Dean. New Fancy View Point, Forest of Dean Mannings Farm Drybrook, Forest of Dean Mannings Farm brings an exclusive opportunity to those looking for a slower pace of life, escaping the bustle of towns and cities, and taking advantage of the stunning scenery in the Forest of Dean. The popular village of Drybrook is a traditional Forest of Dean community with local amenities and a history of mining, surrounded by miles of countryside to explore. Once the destination for Kings to hunt deer and wild boar, then a centre of industry, the Forest of Dean’s heritage weaves in and out of its beautiful countryside and charming towns and villages. Isolated by two great rivers, the Severn and the Wye, and on the English-Welsh border, the landscape varies from breathtaking viewpoints to ancient woodland, leaving you with plenty to discover. Quiet, serene and safe, Mannings Farm is a perfect setting for growing families, with a collection of 2 and 3 bedroom houses on offer, all featuring a modern specification and functional layouts where you’ll find a space to suit you. Complete with private gardens and parking on a quiet, semi-rural development, Mannings Farm offers room to roam. Thanks to the market towns of Cinderford and Mitcheldean nearby, homes at Mannings Farm are never too far from daily necessities and top-rated schools for all ages. Brought to you by Guinness Homes only 20 homes are available with Shared Ownership, offering an affordable route to home ownership without compromise. Spacious homes designed for a multitude of lifestyle choices. CGI is indicative only in the UK from 1910, has two screens and shows family- Become a Forester friendly films throughout the week. With a strong sense of community and heritage, discover why Bottle shop, brewery tours and a taproom, the award winning Bespoke Brewery taproom is only a 5 minute drive Foresters love it here. from Mannings Farm and is a local favourite in the Royal Forest of Dean, brewing real ales all year round and cask ales seasonally. The picturesque market town of Ross-on-Wye, a 16 minute an outstanding secondary school and located in nearby Drybook’s traditional village shops include a butchers, drive, has been a tourist spot since the 19th century with Mitcheldean. Gloucestershire College in Cinderford offers pharmacy, doctors surgery, supermarket, post office, picture-perfect views of the river, winding streets and tea several levels of further education and The University of and even a local farm shop with fresh fruit and veg shops. Try something different at No3 Restaurant and Bar boxes at Crooked End Farm. The village has both a Gloucestershire campus is located in Cheltenham, just Ross-on-Wye for rustic bistro food with modern twists, or Yaks & Yetis over a half an hour drive from Drybrook. rugby and football club, and a cricket club at nearby for traditional Nepalese food with a friendly atmosphere. Ruardean Hill Sports Club. Find high quality local ingredients, ales and more at many A network of market towns and villages are connected by pubs and restaurants across the Forest of Dean and The village is home to Drybrook Primary School, whilst road across the Forest of Dean. Nearby Cinderford and Wye Valley. several good local primary schools can be found within Ross-on-Wye, provide more amenities including a Lidl, three miles of Drybrook such as Steam Mills Primary pubs, takeaways, and a leisure centre with swimming School, Woodside Primary School and Mitcheldean pool in Cinderford. The independent Palace Cinema in Endowed Primary School. Dene Magna School is rated Cinderford, one of the remaining purpose built cinemas Lidl, Cinderford Cinderford Travel times are approximate only. Distances and travel times from googlemaps.com Forest of Dean Ross-on-Wye Caption here Adventures in an ancient landscape Step back in time to discover countryside castles, charming villages and spectacular scenery in the Royal Forest. Renowned for walking and camping holidays, Diving & Activity Centre’s flooded quarry filled with planes, the Forest of Dean caters well for children and their sunken boats and helicopters. Dare to go deeper into the earth grown-ups with plenty of activities to fill weekends or with caving experiences at Clearwell Caves near Coleford, or a holiday from home. get really wild at The International Centre for Birds of Prey, with demonstrations and courses on falconry. Less than 5 miles from Mannings Farm is the Cannop Cycle Centre, a hub for all things two wheeled, with trails for all The Wye Valley’s historic monuments and untamed scenery abilities including daredevil downhill runs without any of the create a deep connection with the past. The medieval Goodrich uphill battle thanks to the Flyup service. Castle is the closest to Drybrook and boasts fantastic views from its battlements, where a castle has stood since the late From caving to canoeing, the River Wye and the valley buzz with 11th century. activity. Take up a new hobby like scuba diving at The National Distances from googlemaps.com Ross-on-Wye The International Centre for Birds of Prey Goodrich CastleRiver Exe canal in Exeter Forest of Dean Take leisurely Sunday strolls or commit to challenging hikes like taking on a section of the The Wye Valley Walk, a 136 mile trail along the English-Welsh border. The nearby Forest of Dean sculpture trail is perfect for all ages to admire art inspired by nature. Explore the enchanting Puzzlewood, a popular film location, with Tolkien-like mossy pathways and rocky ravines. Continue by exploring nearby charming market towns such as Coleford, Newent and Monmouth. The Georgian facades of Coleford are a 20 minute drive from Mannings Farm, home to independent boutiques, cosy pubs and award winning foodie spots such as Forest Deli to #shoplocal. Try the Saracens Head Inn at Symonds Yat East with a picture- perfect riverside setting, or the The Speech House Hotel Restaurant and Orangery for fine dining and afternoon tea in the grand hotel. Forest of Dean Travel times are approximate only. Distances and travel times from googlemaps.com Go Ape, Forest of Dean Sailing on the River Wye Symonds Yat East Puzzlewood M50 N N 18 Rossonye 17 9 Mitheean Mannings Farm Mitheean 14 Sat Nav: GL17 9EX 13 A0 What 3 Words: ///command.reliving.defining Mannings Farm ouester Rier ye15 11 A4136 Forest of Dean 4 7 Morse Road Drybrook Cinerford High Street 6 5 1 3 16 8 A38 2 Rier eern Pum i 10 Coeford 12 A8 M5 Gloucester Quay trou Morse Road arrow i Explore the Forest of Dean and beyond Lyney A4136 For brand names you know and trust, Gloucester will have spot Greek on the Docks. For more independent boutiques what you’re looking for whether it be shopping or dining. and fine dining head to Cotswold shining star, Cheltenham, The restored Victorian warehouses of Gloucester Docks are with its famous Regency architecture and festival diary. a popular destination for alfresco dining, such as the popular Retail Schools 1. Vale Butchers 10. Drybrook Primary School 2. Drybrook Pharmacy 11. Steam Mills Primary School 3. Co-op 12. Woodside Primary School 41 51 56 58 103 4. Lidl 13. Mitcheldean Endowed Primary School Gloucester Worcester Bristol Temple Birmingham Cardiff Central London 5. Cinderford High Street Meads New Street Paddington Restaurants/Pubs/Cafes Leisure 14. Brewery Tap 8 14 15 21 26 38 41 48 62 62 6. Palace Cinema 15. The Forge Hammer and River Spice Cinderford Ross-on-Wye Coleford Monmouth Gloucester Cheltenham Hereford Newport Bristol Cardiff 7. Freedom Leisure Cinderford 16. The Speech House Hotel, Restaurant and Orangery By car from Mannings Farm 8. Cannop Cycle Centre 17. No 3 Restaurant and Bar 9. The International Centre for Birds of Prey 18. Yaks & Yetis Travel times are in minutes and are approximate. Source nationalrail.co.uk and Google Maps Mannings Road Electric Sub Station High Street Holt Thetford Homes for Affordable Rent Site plan Mannings Farm N Drybrook The Holt Rugby Football Ground The Thetford High Street Affordable Rent 27 27 3 3 4 3 4 5 6 7 4 6 27 5 7 5 28 6 7 8 28 8 28 30 8 29 30 29 29 30 50 50 50 49 15 49 47 47 48 49 18 15 18 16 15 48 48 16 47 18 16 21 21 22 22 21 23 22 23 23 2 2 kitchen/diningkitchen/dining 5711mm x5711mm 3532mm2 x Bedroom3532mm18”9” x 11’7”18”9” x 11’7” House | 80.97m kitchen/dining 5711mm x3 3532mm Bedroom 18”9” x 11’7” House | 103.75 m Lounge Lounge 3223mm x3223mm 4532mm x 4532mm10”7” x 14’10”10”7” x 14’10” HouseHouse type Holttype Holt Lounge 3223mm x 4532mm 10”7” x 14’10” House type Thetford bedroom 1bedroom 1 3808mm x3808mm 4532mm x 4532mm12”6” x 14’10”12”6” x 14’10” bedroom 1 3808mm x 4532mm 12”6” x 14’10” bedroom 2bedroom 2 3760mm x3760mm 4532mmThe x 4532mm Holt12”4” x 14’10”12”4” x 14’10” bedroom 2 5799mm xThe 3532mm Thetford19”0” x 11’7” bedroom 3 2736mm x 4532mm 9”0” x 14’10” Bedroom 1Bedroom 1 Bedroom 1 Lounge Lounge Lounge ST WC WC En suite WC ST ST ST ST Bathroom Bathroom Bathroom ST Bedroom 2 ST ST ST Kitchen/DiningKitchen/Dining Kitchen/Dining Bedroom 2Bedroom 2 Hall Hall Hall Bedroom 3 Ground Floor First Floor Ground FloorGround Floor First Floor First Floor Ground Floor Ground Floor First Floor First Floor Second Floor Second Floor Plots 6, 7, 8, 15, 16, 18, 21, 22, 23 Plots 3, 4, 5, 27, 28, 29, 30, 47, 48, 49, 50 Kitchen/Dining 5.71m x 3.53m Two bedroom house with a generous open plan kitchen/dining and Kitchen/Dining 5.71m x 3.53m Three bedroom house with a large open plan kitchen/dining and lounge, Lounge 4.53m x 3.22m lounge, complete with french doors to rear garden, storage, WC and Lounge 4.53m x 3.22m complete with french doors to rear garden, storage, WC and hall leading to the Bedroom 1 4.53m x 3.81m Bedroom 1 4.53m x 3.81m hall leading to a family bathroom, and two spacious bedrooms.
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