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Latest house prices for Bream, Lydney

Details of 1,559 sales available for this area

Date Price Address
16/09/2025 Details... £220,000 26 Pine Crest Way, Bream, Lydney, GL15 6HG Details...
15/08/2025 Details... £422,500 Jarome, Highview Way, Bream, Lydney, GL15 6JL Details...
15/08/2025 Details... £420,000 Kanzan, Brockhollands Road, Bream, Lydney, GL15 6ND Details...
10/07/2025 Details... £250,000 Yorkleigh, High Street, Bream, Lydney, GL15 6JN Details...
24/06/2025 Details... £362,500 Oakdene, Brockhollands Road, Bream, Lydney, GL15 6ND Details...
04/06/2025 Details... £226,000 32 Princess Royal Road, Bream, Lydney, GL15 6NG Details...
30/05/2025 Details... £275,000 18 Ironstone Close, Bream, Lydney, GL15 6HF Details...
23/05/2025 Details... £489,000 Warren View, New Road, Bream, Lydney, GL15 6HJ Details...
23/05/2025 Details... £300,000 Mill Hill Cottage, Hang Hill Road, Bream, Lydney, GL15 6LQ Details...
23/05/2025 Details... £275,000 12 Princess Royal Road, Bream, Lydney, GL15 6NG Details...
15/05/2025 Details... £88,950 11 Whittington Way, Bream, Lydney, GL15 6AW Details...
15/05/2025 Details... £220,000 Kelmer, Lansdown Walk, Bream, Lydney, GL15 6NE Details...
14/04/2025 Details... £257,000 9 Ironstone Close, Bream, Lydney, GL15 6HF Details...
26/03/2025 Details... £490,000 Oaklynne, Highfield Close, Bream, Lydney, GL15 6LF Details...
24/03/2025 Details... £443,000 The Glades, New Road, Bream, Lydney, GL15 6HH Details...
19/03/2025 Details... £500,000 The Laurels, Pastors Hill, Bream, Lydney, GL15 6NA Details...
11/03/2025 Details... £514,250 3, Woodland View, The Tufts, Bream, Lydney, GL15 6HL Details...
28/02/2025 Details... £210,000 1, Westward House, Parkend Road, Bream, Lydney, GL15 6JT Details...
25/02/2025 Details... £240,000 47 Parkend Road, Bream, Lydney, GL15 6JZ Details...
21/02/2025 Details... £175,000 13 Maypole Green, Bream, Lydney, GL15 6HD Details...
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Bream is a quaint little village located within the district of Lydney, in the Forest of Dean. The name 'Bream' is believed to have come from the Old English word 'bregma', meaning a ledge or brow of a hill, which reflects the hilly geography of the area. Historically known for its iron and coal industries, Bream still bears some remnants of its past, such as the 18th-century Blakeney Furnace and Kilns. Today, Bream is a peaceful residential community with plenty of green spaces and natural surroundings for outdoor enthusiasts to explore. The village offers excellent amenities including local shops, restaurants, and schools. Its proximity to Lydney also means convenient access to larger supermarkets and leisure facilities. Overall, Bream provides a tranquil countryside lifestyle while still being well-connected to urban areas for practical purposes.