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Viney Hill Country House in the Forest of Dean

 A delightful period house built in 1741 and recently tastefully renovated and extended. The house has half an acre of lawns and gardens, set in the beautiful Gloucestershire countryside adjacent to the magnificent Royal Forest of Dean.

Facilities include:

Seven En-Suite Bedrooms
Eighth Bedroom with toilet and Basin, Bathroom next door
Kitchen-diner
Games Room with Table Football and Pool Table
Living Room
Covered Heated Swimming Pool - FLIP FLOPS NEEDED FOR POOL!
Library
Patio and BBQ
Bose Wave Music System
Wireless Broadband
Parking for six vehicles
Cots and High Chairs etc available

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Viney Hill Country House
Lower Viney Hill
Blakeney
Lydney
Gloucestershire

Near: Blakeney
Photo of Near: Blakeney Blakeney is a small, thriving village on the eastern edge of the Forest ..
Nearby Churches
The Church of England church at Blakeney was built in the 1800's. Before this time, the parish was combined with the village of Awre, a little further to the east and closer to the River Severn. The font is what appears to be a 15th century stoup for holy water, belived to have been removed from Awre church during the Reformation and buried for safety. It was found near Gatcombe when the railway was built, and used locally as a flower pot for many years before being brought to the church at Blakeney. In the early 1800s there was a considerable non-conformist movement from the established church, and a tabenacle was built at Blakeney in 1823, a mile north of the village. This building is now used as houses. A replacement tabenacle was built in the village in 1849 (before the church of England church was built).