A deceptively spacious four double- bedroom family home in delightful, unspoilt countryside.  The south-west facing rear garden extends to over half an acre and backs on to farmland.  Screened kitchen garden mainly growing soft fruit and a particular feature is a system of raised beds for ease of cultivation and maintenance, an orchard of apple, plum and cherry trees.  High spec. Double glazed windows have been installed throughout.  During three decades the owners have continuously extended and enhanced the property which can truly be described as immaculate.

Entrance hall  The property is accessed from an open aspect porch into a large entrance hall with solid oak floor.

Comprehensively refurbished  kitchen/breakfast room  Range of wall mounted units and cupboards, solid oak breakfast table, electric hob, Neff double oven, integrated dishwasher and fridge.

Study/office   Built-in desk with drawers and space for printer, together with ample storage space for files. 

lounge   Large l-shaped lounge features a Clearview woodburning stove with brick fireplace and tiled hearth, ceiling and wall lights, TV aerial and power points, double glazed window to front aspect.  Double doors lead to the  conservatory,  upvc double glazed with glass roof affording fine views over the garden and fields beyond. 

dining room   l-shaped room with three double glazed windows, ceiling and wall lights with radio aerial point.  It has been greatly extended and would provide ample space for part play area.

Utility room   Double glazed window, oil-fired boiler for central heating and hot water, together with a sink unit with cupboards under and plumbing for washing machine. 

cloakroom  WC and hand basin with double glazed window to the side aspect.  

The stairs from the hall lead to a galleried landing with ceiling light and double glazed window to the front aspect.  

the master bedroom  Three double glazed windows to side and front aspects, ceiling and wall lights, built-in  wardrobe, cupboards and drawers : En suite bathroom  with tiled walls, large shower, bath, WC and wash hand basin. Double glazed window to side aspect.

Bedroom 2   Built in wardrobe, ceiling light and wall lights with double glazed windows to front and rear aspects.

Bedroom 3  Ceiling light and wall lights, built in double wardrobe.  Double glazed window to rear aspect.

Bedroom 4  Ceiling light and built in wardrobe with drawers and shelving.   Double glazed window to rear aspect and loft hatch.

Shower room  WC, washbasin and large shower.  Floor based cupboard.

Cupboard/storeroom  

outside The  double garage has electrically operated up and over doors, with ample storage space above. Off road parking for three cars on the drive. There are lights to either side of the door plus a security light mounted on the house.  A substantially built shed (10ft x 16ft) stands near the kitchen garden.  There is a separate shed nearer the house with a log store to the side.  In addition, there is a covered log store.  Additional water heating is provided by solar thermal panels mounted on the roof. 

kempley is a delightful quiet village with many local attractions including a monthly produce market held in the village hall.  The surrounding countryside consists of small farms, woods and Dymock Forest.  The Golden Triangle is famous for its wild daffodils.

Schools  There are excellent  schools in the area, a primary school at Dymock and a secondary school at Newent which offers many sports facilities for the local community.

Sports and recreation   There are several golf clubs in the vicinity and an active and enterprising  cricket club at Dymock.  There are excellent opportunities for cyclists using quiet minor roads and woodland tracks.  The area attracts ramblers to walk the Daffodil Way and the two Poets’ Paths (celebrating the Dymock Poets).

Shopping  There are many excellent shops at Newent – 5 miles – and the market town of Ledbury – 9 miles.  The cities of Gloucester, Worcester and Hereford are roughly equidistant from Kempley at about 15 miles.

Travel  The nearest junction on the M50 motorway is just 3 miles away.  There are mainline railway stations at Ledbury and Gloucester.

Services   Mains water, drainage and sewerage, electricity.  Note   A rainwater collection system results in a reduction in sewage treatment charges.

Council tax band:  F   Local Authority:  Forest of Dean District Council.

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