Nestled into the town of Ruspidge, 2 The Old School is a beautiful renovated semi-detached cottage ideal for a family or group of friends looking to explore Gloucestershire and in prime location to explore The Royal Forest of Dean. Renovated to a high standard, be welcomed into this delightful property, where you will first find a light and airy open-plan living space, boasting a well-fitted kitchen with contemporary furniture. Here guests can cook together making the most of the ample amenities, and enjoy a hearty meal at the dining table, before settling down into the sitting area for a movie marathon. From this delightful social hub, guests can head out into the garden, where there is a patio, lawn and furniture, ideal for alfresco dining or enjoying a glass of fizz in the evening sunshine. Upstairs there are two bedrooms, a charming double and a twin room, as well as a contemporary bathroom with tasteful décor, where guests can indulge in a warm shower or a relaxing soak in the tub. The town of Ruspidge is a lovely area, home to a selection of pubs, tasty eateries, convenience stores where guests can stock up on essentials and countryside walks including Woodlands Lake Nature Reserve and Woorgreens Nature Reserve. Enjoy a hearty meal at The Mount Pleasant or a tipple at the Nags Head Inn, before heading over to the Forest of Dean. Here, there is the Forest of Dean Sculpture Park, Forest of Dean Cycle Centre and many walks and wildlife watching opportunities. The Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is threaded with lovely walks, including King Arthur’s Cave and Coppett Hill. Visit the riverside town of Newnham and Westbury-on-Severn, where there are riverside walks and more eateries, or head over to Gloucester where guests can enjoy a shopping trip and a visit to the local museum. There is something for everyone to enjoy with a stay at the delightful 2 The Old School.

Ruspidge is a lovely little village situated in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire. The village offers its guests a wonderful selection of amenities, with local shops, pubs, and a children's play area, it offers everything you could need for a self-catered stay, while nearby Cinderford boasts a wider selection. There are plenty of opportunities for outdoor activity within the local area, with the Lightmoor Pool (Royal Forest of Dean Angling Club) being just a short trip from the village, as well as Soudley Ponds being home to a a raft of ducks, making a lovely spot for a morning stroll. Situated between the River Severn and the Wye Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, you can expect to find a plethora of wonders just a stone's throw away; take a trip to the Clearwell Caves, a hidden world where you can learn of the iron ore mining, the main industry in the Forest of Dean, up close on a tour, or give beer pilates a go for an experience like no other! You will also find a good selection of sporting opportunities including archery, paddle boarding, scrambling and rock climbing just to name a few, or if you're seeking a more relaxed day out venture to the cathedral city of Gloucester; explore its history in the Blackfriars Priory site, Museum of Gloucester and the Jet Age Museum, or indulge in a day of retail therapy with plenty of shops to take your pick from. In easy reach, you can find Cheltenham too, home to Cheltenham Racecourse with its wonderful races and various events throughout the year, as well as the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty being just a scenic drive away too.

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