Detached house for sale in Lydney GL15, 4 Bedroom

A brand new way to buy a brand new home - With this new Government backed Help to Buy scheme you can move on up and move on in to a new Redrow home with as little as a 5% deposit plus a 20% interest free equity loan. On all homes up to £600,000.

The Oxford

This is an excellent home of quality and character, built with pride to offer a solid foundation for family life. The Oxford’s design captures the essence of traditional house building, including bay windows and a roofed porch.

Severn Heights - About the development:
Within easy reach of both the modern motorway network and the ancient woodlands of the Forest of Dean, Lydney offers the best of both worlds, giving you all you need for work and leisure in one great location. Which makes it the ideal place for our award winning Heritage Collection homes, with their blend of classic architecture and modern, family friendly interiors.

This exciting new development of three and four bedroom family homes near Gloucester is sure to prove popular, so make sure you register you interest today to get all the latest news and the pick of the plots when they are first released. Remember, you’ll need just 5% deposit with Help to Buy.

Help to Buy

With the new Government backed Help to Buy scheme you can move on up and move on in to a Redrow home with as little as a 5% deposit.

Who is it for?
The new Help to Buy scheme is available to anyone looking to buy a new Redrow home in England.

How does this work?
• You will only need a 5% deposit
• The Government will lend you up to 20% of the value of your property through an equity loan
• The loan is interest free for 5 years and can be repaid anytime or on the sale of your home
• You can move into a Redrow home up to the value of £600,000
• You will qualify for some of the best mortgage rates available as you only require a 75% mortgage

Local Information

Leisure
With the Forest of Dean right on your doorstep and the Brecon Beacons just beyond, there are plenty of options for outdoor action near Lydney. Closer to home, the town has its own golf club, along with popular cricket, rugby and football teams. Freedom Leisure offers an excellent choice of pitches and courts, along with a brand new gym and a swimming pool, and you can even swim outdoors during the summer at the classic 1920’s Bathurst open-air pool.

For evening entertainment, there are cinemas at nearby Coleford and Cinderford, the latter doubling as a theatre with a wide programme of productions and events. You’ll also find endless entertainment opportunities just a short drive away in Gloucester.

Shopping
The area around Lydney High Street has an impressive selection of shops for a small town. For a wider choice, head for nearby Gloucester where you’ll find a choice of two modern shopping centres, Gloucester Quays and Eastgate, along with out of town shopping at Gloucester Retail Park.

Gloucester is also famous for its range of quirky independent shops, with four distinct shopping quarters to choose from. The area around Gloucester Cathedral is great for browsing, while the city also boasts an excellent reputation for fine foods, with high class delicatessens selling local produce and continental fayre and a popular farmers’ market every Friday.

Dining
Residents of Lydney will find themselves spoiled for choice when it comes to finding fantastic cuisine right on their doorstep. The Ugly Duckling Country House Restaurant offers British cuisine in charming surroundings while the Gurkha Restaurant at the Woolaston Inn tempts diners with fantastic exotic Nepalese cuisine.

There are plenty of pubs where visitors can soak up the country atmosphere by a roaring fire, and the Royal Oak Country Inn and the George Inn both come highly recommended for their food too.

Indulging in a luxurious afternoon tea is a wonderful way to spend the afternoon and the Florence Hotel, located at nearby St Briavals on the England-Wales border, offers some truly delicious treats.

Amenities
There is a Co-Op on Newerne Street and a Nisa Extra on Hams road for your day to day needs, plus a large Tesco Superstore on the High Street for your weekly shop.

For doctors, try either Lydney Practice on Albert Street or Severn bank Surgery on Tutnalls Street. For dentists try Central Surgery on Hill Street.

Transport
The A48 Lydney bypass links the town to Gloucester in the east and to the motorway connections at Chepstow to the west, where you can join the M4, M5 and Severn crossings. Chepstow is 9miles, Gloucester is 19miles, Bristol and Newport are both around 27miles and Cardiff is around 40miles.

Lydney Station has direct trains to Gloucester in just 20minutes, Newport in around half an hour and Cardiff in around three quarters of an hour. You can even combine transport and leisure with a ride on the Dean Forest Railway, powered by classic steam and diesel locomotives.

Education
Getting a good start in life is so important for your children, so you’ll be delighted to know that there are a number of respected primary schools within easy reach of the development. Severnbanks Primary School is ranked ‘good with outstanding behaviour and leadership’ by ofsted, with Lydney CofE Primary also rated ‘good’.

Unlike many small towns this size, older children in Lydney do not need to travel far for high school education. The Dean Academy in the centre of town is showing excellent progress in raising standards and preparing senior pupils for success.

Sales Centre
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*nb – Please check with the sales adviser that Help to Buy is available on this property as build completion dates do effect eligibility*