
The Old Granary is a beautiful stone barn conversion in Gloucestershire's Forest of Dean. This spacious property sleeps up to 12 guests across three separate accommodations. Groups get exclusive use of the entire site with a shared games room and outdoor areas. The location puts you right in the heart of ancient woodland.
The Forest of Dean offers 42 square miles of protected forest. Walking trails start from your door. The Wye Valley sits just minutes away with its dramatic gorge views.
The main barn sleeps eight in four bedrooms with three bathrooms. The Coach House accommodates two guests in one bedroom with one bathroom. The Studio sleeps two in an open-plan space with one bathroom.
The Old Granary is a beautiful stone barn conversion in Gloucestershire's Forest of Dean. This spacious property sleeps up to 12 guests across three separate accommodations. Groups get exclusive use of the entire site with a shared games room and outdoor areas. The location puts you right in the heart of ancient woodland.
The Forest of Dean offers 42 square miles of protected forest. Walking trails start from your door. The Wye Valley sits just minutes away with its dramatic gorge views.
The main barn sleeps eight in four bedrooms with three bathrooms. The Coach House accommodates two guests in one bedroom with one bathroom. The Studio sleeps two in an open-plan space with one bathroom. All three properties share communal facilities including a games room with pool table and table tennis. Private gardens and patios give each unit outdoor space.
Puzzlewood lies 2 miles away (6 minutes). Clearwell Caves sits 3 miles away (8 minutes). Symonds Yat Rock offers stunning views 6 miles away (15 minutes). Goodrich Castle stands 7 miles away (18 minutes).
The Old Granary works brilliantly for extended families or friend groups wanting their own space whilst staying together. The separate accommodations mean privacy when needed but shared facilities for group time.
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Perfect for groups wanting privacy with togetherness. Each unit has its own facilities whilst sharing communal spaces for socialising and games.
Pool table and table tennis keep everyone entertained. Great for rainy days and evening competitions between family members or friends.
Ancient woodland surrounds the property with trails starting from your door. Perfect for morning walks and exploring nature together as a group.
Accommodates large groups comfortably across three properties. Ideal for multi-generational holidays or reunions where everyone gets their own bedroom.
Each accommodation has its own patio or garden space. Groups can enjoy outdoor meals and evening drinks in peaceful countryside surroundings.
Puzzlewood and Clearwell Caves sit within minutes of the property. Easy access to Wye Valley viewpoints and historic castles for group days out.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach The Old Granary by car, take the A40 towards Ross-on-Wye and follow signs for the Forest of Dean. The property is located near Drybrook with convenient off-road parking for multiple vehicles upon arrival.
For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Gloucester, approximately 14 miles away. From there, a taxi or hire car will take you through the Forest of Dean to your countryside accommodation.
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Postcode: GL16 7EL
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Postcode: GL17 9LP
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Postcode: GL14 2UG
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