A 17th Century Lodge in the Forest of Dean

Set in a secluded, commanding position within thousands of acres of forest, with 2 acres of its own grounds, Danby Lodge is a Grade II listed, six-bedroom Lodge, originally built by order of Charles II, on the recommendation of Samuel Pepys. The house is approximately 350 sq m. The property is surrounded by dry stone walls and fences with electric gates at the entrance for privacy and security. Facilities include a heated outdoor swimming pool, a log fire situated within a huge stone fireplace, as well as patio areas for al-fresco dining. The house has ample parking facilities. The grounds contain a mix of mature gardens, wild areas, and private woodland, including a pond, a walled garden containing a carp pond, a greenhouse, and a kitchen garden. The house contains a total of six bedrooms with three bathroom ensuites, a family bathroom, a cloakroom, a kitchen and dining, and a TV room. The nearest neighbouring house is around a mile distant through the forest, so guests can be assured of complete privacy and quietness during their stay at the house.