Plot 66 - The Chandler at Forest Walk, Lydney GL15

Property Details: - Type: Semi-detached house - Bedrooms: 3 - Bathrooms: 2

Agent: Platform Housing - Forest Walk Phone: 01594 447187

<p>The Turner is a three bedroom, Semi - detached home that compromises of a kitchen/dining are to the rear of the property, compromising of double doors to the garden, and a living room to the front of the property. On the ground floor there is also a WC and a storage cupboard for added convenience.</p><p>Upstairs there is the master bedroom with an en-suit, along with two other bedrooms and a family bathroom.</p><p><strong>Local Area Information</strong></p><p><strong>Education</strong></p><strong>Primary Schools</strong><ul><li><strong>Lydney Church of England Community School</strong>: A primary school with strong community ties and a focus on both academic and personal development.</li><li><strong>Primrose Hill Church of England Primary Academy</strong>: Another well-regarded primary school in the area, offering a broad curriculum.</li></ul><strong>Secondary Schools</strong><ul><li><strong>The Dean Academy</strong>: The main secondary school serving Lydney and the surrounding areas. It offers education for students aged 11-16, with a focus on both academic and vocational subjects.</li></ul><strong>Sixth Form and Further Education</strong><p>Lydney does not have a dedicated sixth form college, but students often travel to nearby towns for further education.</p><p><strong>Transport Links</strong></p><strong>Road Transport</strong><ul><li><strong>A48 Road</strong>: Lydney is located on the A48, which connects it to nearby towns such as <strong>Chepstow</strong> to the southwest and <strong>Gloucester</strong> to the northeast. This road provides easy access to the M48 and M4 motorways for longer journeys, including to <strong>Bristol</strong> and <strong>South Wales</strong>.</li><li><strong>M4 and M5 Motorways</strong>: Lydney is close to both the M4 (via Chepstow) and the M5 (via Gloucester), offering wider connections across the South West, Midlands, and South Wales.</li></ul><strong>Bus Services</strong><ul><li><strong>Local Bus Routes</strong>: Lydney is served by local buses, with services to nearby towns such as <strong>Coleford</strong>, <strong>Cinderford</strong>, and <strong>Chepstow</strong>, as well as connections to <strong>Gloucester</strong>. Bus operators like <strong>Stagecoach West</strong> run these services, ensuring good regional connectivity.</li></ul><strong>Rail Transport</strong><ul><li><strong>Lydney Railway Station</strong>: Located on the <strong>Gloucester to Newport Line</strong></li></ul><p> </p><p><strong>Amenities</strong></p><ul><li><strong>Shopping</strong>: Lydney Town Centre features independent shops, cafes, and supermarkets like Tesco, Co-op, and Lidl. There's also a regular market and the Dean Shopping Centre.</li><li><strong>Healthcare</strong>: Lydney & District Hospital, local GP surgeries, and pharmacies like Boots provide medical services.</li><li><strong>Leisure & Fitness</strong>: Facilities include Freedom Leisure Centre, Bathurst Park, Lydney Rugby Club, and Lydney Golf Club.</li><li><strong>Culture & Entertainment</strong>: Events at Lydney Town Hall, the Dean Forest Railway, and nearby cinemas in Coleford and Gloucester.</li><li><strong>Dining</strong>: A variety of pubs, cafes, and restaurants, offering a mix of British and international cuisines.</li><li><strong>Education</strong>: Primary schools, The Dean Academy for secondary education, and Lydney Library.</li><li><strong>Public Services</strong>: Police and fire stations, and a central post office.</li><li><strong>Transport</strong>: Lydney Railway Station, local bus services, and several public car parks.</li><li><strong>Places of Worship</strong>: St Mary's Church and other religious sites.</li><li><strong>Outdoor Spaces</strong>: Lydney Harbour and nearby Forest of Dean offer scenic outdoor activities.</li></ul>