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LocationLocated on the edge of the Chew Valley just two and a half miles from the edge of Bristol and a short commute from Bath. The village is within close proximity to Chew Magna and the beautiful Valley lakes offering sailing, fishing, bird watching and wonderful countryside walks. Chew also offers a range of high street facilities including doctors, dentist and late shopping. Stanton Drew is a short distance away by car with its own historical stone circle. There are a number of excellent schools within the area with primary schools at Stanton Drew, Chew Magna and Pensford. Secondary schooling is found at Chew Valley School which is a thriving comprehensive and sixth form serving all the communities of the Chew Valley.DescriptionNew Barn Farmhouse is a rare opportunity to combine generous family living with the opportunity to generate significant additional revenue from the ancillary accommodation. Located in a prime rural location on the northern edge of the beautiful Chew Valley and ideally place for those that require swift access to either Bath or Bristol, the farmhouse is set at the head of a long driveway and commands superb views to the rear over open countryside. The property is presented in excellent decorative order and the Farmhouse and Annexe benefit from recently installed hardwood windows.Approached via a delightful sheltered courtyard, a new glazed oak porch opens to a large and welcoming hallway from which all principal room radiate. There are two separate reception rooms, one of which features a pair of double doors that open into the kitchen/dining room and together provide excellent open plan space for entertaining large numbers of family and friends. The kitchen itself is traditionally fitted with an extensive range of solid timber cabinets and a particularly fine feature is the impressive stone fireplace with a cast iron wood burning stove. A side door leads to the boot room, utility and downstairs cloakroom. A further door leads to the side lobby which links through to the self contained annexe. Spanning the full width of the rear of the property is a lovely orangery, some 45' in length, fully heated and insulated and enjoying a very pleasant outlook over the south facing rear garden.All four first floor bedrooms are good doubles with a master en suite and a smartly appointed family bathroom. The two second floor bedrooms provide privacy and independence for guests or growing teenagers and they are serviced by an additional shower room with WC.The AnnexeThis is attached to the farmhouse but also benefits from access through a private side door which is a great plus both in terms of security and segregation from the main family accommodation. As currently arranged, the annexe also has its own area of private parking and a small garden. This annexe, with an open plan living/kitchen area and two good bedrooms has worked well for the current owners, allowing them to generate useful rental income.The CottageWhilst many country homes offer ancillary accommodation it is certainly a rarity to offer a property with such a well designed and sensibly proportioned interior. The overall internal area is 1559 sq ft (144 sqm) which allows for a sizeable kitchen/dining room, a sitting room approaching 20' in length and a downstairs cloakroom. The first floor master bedroom is en suite and two further bedroom share a modern shower room.The GroundsThe gardens at New Barn Farmhouse have been thoughtfully deigned to create a number of 'outdoor rooms' to differentiate between entertaining terraces and lawns and more open play areas for children or pets. The cottage has its own private garden and behind the farmhouse, running down into the valley is a further paddock with beautiful views across the adjoining countryside. There is plenty of parking to the front on both properties with garaging and workshop space offering yet further potential for those seeking to create a substantial home office.Directionsnote: Sat Nav will not take you right to the house, please use the following directions.If approaching from the A37, travelling south from Bristol, pass through Whitchurch. Just beyond the turning to Queen Charlton on the left, take the next right into Norton Lane, passing Whitehall Garden Centre on the left hand side. Ignore the turning on the left to Gibbet Lane and continue onto Maesknoll Lane. New Barn Farmhouse is at the head of the long driveway on the left, beside the farm (look out for the 2 stone piers with small lion statues).If approaching from Chew Magna, proceed toward Stanton Drew on the B3130. Do not turn toward Stanton Drew but immediately after passing the former toll cottage on the right, turn left to Norton Malreward. Proceed through the village, passing the church on the right and at the next junction with Norton Lane/Maesknoll Lane, turn right. Continue along this lane until reaching the stone piers at the head of the long driveway on the right hand side. If you reach Gibbet Lane, you have gone too far!

LocationSneyd Parks lies to the North-West of Bristol's commercial centre and sits adjacent to the Downs with 400 acres of parkland. Within proximity there are local shops including a convenience store, post office and restaurants and in nearby Henleaze and Westbury on Trym, supermarkets. There are schools State and Independent within BS9 and BS8 in addition to a wide range of sports facilities including health clubs, tennis clubs and golf courses. For the commuter there are good road links to the city centre as well as the motorway networks. Bristol has two main line rail stations serving the wider country. Bristol Airport is approximately 11 miles distant with flights to a number of European and some long haul destinations.DescriptionA beautifully appointed and modern detached house of generous proportions and enjoying excellent solar gain and with elevated views of the immediate ward. Maronetta has an adaptable footprint and caters for a myriad of buyers. Ideally situated, the property is in the lye of the immediate parish church and offers excellent peace and tranquillity.Maronetta is constructed from rendered elevations with powder coated double glazed windows throughout and stands within private gardens. The property includes three storey accommodation with open plan elements. The lower ground features a sitting room with doors out on to the terrace and garden, whilst the ground floor includes a reception hall, cloakroom, study and a significant open plan family room and a kitchen/dining room. The kitchen is beautifully appointed with an array of integrated appliances and there is level access to the elevated sun terrace. There are three bedrooms served by a family bathroom on this level, whilst on the top floor, the master bedroom has its own dedicated dressing area and bathroom. Adjacent is a guest bedroom which also includes an en suite shower room. There are magnificent views over the immediate district from all of the principal rooms. Outside there is an integrated garage and parking whilst the garden is level, fully enclosed and lawned with a sunny orientation. The elevated terrace directly off the kitchen provides excellent alfresco dining opportunities.DirectionsBristol City Centre = circa 2.8 milesBristol Temple Meads = circa 4 miles (London Paddington = 1hr 40minutes approx)Bristol Airport = circa 10.7 miles

LocationThe village of Clapton-in-Gordano lies to the west of Bristol's commercial centre and is a short distance from Portishead, which is a thriving town with many amenities. There are a number of schools both primary, secondary, state and independent within proximity as well as leisure facilities which include, golf courses and health clubs. For the commuter Clapton-in-Gordano is ideally placed providing good links to the M5 via Junction 19 which serves the South West and Midlands and links to the M4, South Wales and London. There are good rail links to a number of cities nationwide from Bristol Temple Meads train station which is approximately 10 miles distant and for international travel, Bristol Airport provides an extensive schedule of flights.DescriptionThe timeline from the original Naish estate can be traced back to 1327 and having passed through a series of noteworthy owners including wealthy Bristol merchants, clergymen, bankers and lawyers, the estate was finally broken up in 1921. The current owners purchased Little Naish in 2012, which was by then a partially derelict and uninhabited development opportunity and set about a major restoration project adding a stylish and contemporary glazed wing to the Grade II listed two storey tower from which magnificent panoramic views can be enjoyed.One of the major benefits of undertaking such a comprehensive remodelling is the ability to incorporate into the fabric of the build the very latest in sustainability and eco design. In this instance, the property is heated by an extremely efficient ground source heat with a full heat recovery system. There is underfloor heating throughout, solar panels, low energy lighting, a water softener for the whole property and for peace of mind, a full security system with maintained alarm and CCTV.Little Naish is approached via a very long private driveway that passes by the eco field and paddocks to the car barn and parking area for numerous vehicles. The property itself is set within the inner walled garden which is a truly special and delightfully sheltered area, all of which has been beautifully landscaped and planted with an extensive range of flowering shrubs, ornamental trees, orchard and kitchen garden.A bright and welcoming entrance hall features an elegant large format stone floor with ground floor cloakroom and a sliding door to a useful cloaks cupboard, housing the manifold for the underfloor central heating system and security system. Set off the hall are two spacious ground floor bedrooms, the master with large wet room and a guest suite with en suite bathroom with a combined shower/bath. The charming drawing room sits within the original period part of the home enjoying a triple aspect with stone mullion windows overlooking the delightful walled gardens. A wood burning stove is set within the chimney breast. To the rear of the drawing room is a most pleasant through study which is fully glazed on one side with doors to the grounds.The modern extension that houses the kitchen is a key part of the property, flooded with natural light and providing Little Naish with a dramatic, contemporary dimension. This features Miele appliances, ceramic hob, twin built in ovens and an integrated microwave. There is also an integrated fridge/freezer unit and bespoke larder unit with an expanse of deep set granite work surfaces. Between the study and kitchen lies a useful utility area with three steps down to a semi-vaulted wine store. A lovely winding staircase leads up the tower to two further en suite bedrooms, creating a unique and very special feature perfect for those with teenagers appreciative of the independence and unique character. From the tower, wonderful views across the grounds to countryside beyond are to be enjoyed.The outbuildingsSet off the entrance courtyard a boot room also housing the meters for the solar panels. Adjoining games room. Separate plant room with ground source heat pump with pressure vessels and water supplies and whole house water softener. Set between the two buildings is a covered store for ride on lawn mowers and ancillary garden equipment. Further outside bothies provide terrific workshop space and in conjunction with the other buildings great potential for conversion to annexe or office accommodation. A further covered area for garden machinery and logs. This area pre-dates the house and is believed to be circa 17th century. A high pitched car barn with adjacent stabling is set off the entrance paddocks

LocationSneyd Parks lies to the North-West of Bristol's commercial centre and sits adjacent to the Downs with 400 acres of parkland. Within proximity there are local shops including a convenience store, post office and restaurants and in nearby Henleaze and Westbury on Trym, supermarkets. There are schools State and Independent within BS9 and BS8 in addition to a wide range of sports facilities including health clubs, tennis clubs and golf courses. For the commuter there are good road links to the city centre as well as the motorway networks. Bristol has two main line rail stations serving the wider country. Bristol Airport is approximately 11 miles distant with flights to a number of European and some long haul destinations.DescriptionA beautifully appointed and modern detached house of generous proportions and enjoying excellent solar gain and with elevated views of the immediate ward. Maronetta has an adaptable footprint and caters for a myriad of buyers. Ideally situated, the property is in the lye of the immediate parish church and offers excellent peace and tranquillity.Maronetta is constructed from rendered elevations with powder coated double glazed windows throughout and stands within private gardens. The property includes three storey accommodation with open plan elements. The lower ground features a sitting room with doors out on to the terrace and garden, whilst the ground floor includes a reception hall, cloakroom, study and a significant open plan family room and a kitchen/dining room. The kitchen is beautifully appointed with an array of integrated appliances and there is level access to the elevated sun terrace. There are three bedrooms served by a family bathroom on this level, whilst on the top floor, the master bedroom has its own dedicated dressing area and bathroom. Adjacent is a guest bedroom which also includes an en suite shower room. There are magnificent views over the immediate district from all of the principal rooms. Outside there is an integrated garage and parking whilst the garden is level, fully enclosed and lawned with a sunny orientation. The elevated terrace directly off the kitchen provides excellent alfresco dining opportunities.DirectionsBristol City Centre = circa 2.8 milesBristol Temple Meads = circa 4 miles (London Paddington = 1hr 40minutes approx)Bristol Airport = circa 10.7 miles

LocationThe village of Clapton-in-Gordano lies to the west of Bristol's commercial centre and is a short distance from Portishead, which is a thriving town with many amenities. There are a number of schools both primary, secondary, state and independent within proximity as well as leisure facilities which include, golf courses and health clubs. For the commuter Clapton-in-Gordano is ideally placed providing good links to the M5 via Junction 19 which serves the South West and Midlands and links to the M4, South Wales and London. There are good rail links to a number of cities nationwide from Bristol Temple Meads train station which is approximately 10 miles distant and for international travel, Bristol Airport provides an extensive schedule of flights.DescriptionThe timeline from the original Naish estate can be traced back to 1327 and having passed through a series of noteworthy owners including wealthy Bristol merchants, clergymen, bankers and lawyers, the estate was finally broken up in 1921. The current owners purchased Little Naish in 2012, which was by then a partially derelict and uninhabited development opportunity and set about a major restoration project adding a stylish and contemporary glazed wing to the Grade II listed two storey tower from which magnificent panoramic views can be enjoyed.One of the major benefits of undertaking such a comprehensive remodelling is the ability to incorporate into the fabric of the build the very latest in sustainability and eco design. In this instance, the property is heated by an extremely efficient ground source heat with a full heat recovery system. There is underfloor heating throughout, solar panels, low energy lighting, a water softener for the whole property and for peace of mind, a full security system with maintained alarm and CCTV.Little Naish is approached via a very long private driveway that passes by the eco field and paddocks to the car barn and parking area for numerous vehicles. The property itself is set within the inner walled garden which is a truly special and delightfully sheltered area, all of which has been beautifully landscaped and planted with an extensive range of flowering shrubs, ornamental trees, orchard and kitchen garden.A bright and welcoming entrance hall features an elegant large format stone floor with ground floor cloakroom and a sliding door to a useful cloaks cupboard, housing the manifold for the underfloor central heating system and security system. Set off the hall are two spacious ground floor bedrooms, the master with large wet room and a guest suite with en suite bathroom with a combined shower/bath. The charming drawing room sits within the original period part of the home enjoying a triple aspect with stone mullion windows overlooking the delightful walled gardens. A wood burning stove is set within the chimney breast. To the rear of the drawing room is a most pleasant through study which is fully glazed on one side with doors to the grounds.The modern extension that houses the kitchen is a key part of the property, flooded with natural light and providing Little Naish with a dramatic, contemporary dimension. This features Miele appliances, ceramic hob, twin built in ovens and an integrated microwave. There is also an integrated fridge/freezer unit and bespoke larder unit with an expanse of deep set granite work surfaces. Between the study and kitchen lies a useful utility area with three steps down to a semi-vaulted wine store. A lovely winding staircase leads up the tower to two further en suite bedrooms, creating a unique and very special feature perfect for those with teenagers appreciative of the independence and unique character. From the tower, wonderful views across the grounds to countryside beyond are to be enjoyed.The outbuildingsSet off the entrance courtyard a boot room also housing the meters for the solar panels. Adjoining games room. Separate plant room with ground source heat pump with pressure vessels and water supplies and whole house water softener. Set between the two buildings is a covered store for ride on lawn mowers and ancillary garden equipment. Further outside bothies provide terrific workshop space and in conjunction with the other buildings great potential for conversion to annexe or office accommodation. A further covered area for garden machinery and logs. This area pre-dates the house and is believed to be circa 17th century. A high pitched car barn with adjacent stabling is set off the entrance paddocks

This impressive, 3,470 sq ft end of terrace, mid-19th Century, Grade II listed house, occupies a fabulous corner plot in the heart of Redland. It has wonderfully large rooms with many beautiful period features typical of houses built in this late Georgian style. The house is formally split into three sections; the upper three floors utilised as the main family house with two self-contained lower floor apartments below and a separate double garage with roof terrace aboveA spacious entrance hall displays the first of many period features including detailed cornicing, spindled staircase with hard wood handrail as well as beautiful door architraves and skirting and a stained glass window. There is also an under-stairs cupboard providing hanging for coats, which can be open back up to give direct access to the lower floor. The main front drawing room has wonderful proportions as well as further intricate detailing including a beautiful ceiling rose, cornicing, a picture rail and deep skirting. Bathed in light through its large sash windows, complete with working shutters, this elegant room also has wood burning fireplace. The fully fitted kitchen, also with high ceilings and period features, has ample space for dining around the central island or the breakfast bar, and leads into the stunning rear conservatory room. Completing the ground floor is a large study which could be used as a separate dining room if required. All rooms on the ground floor have wood flooring throughout.The spindled staircase leads to the first floor which has two generous double bedrooms, both with large sash windows, working shutters and central fireplaces. The bedroom to the front further benefits from an en-suite shower room. The first floor landing also provides access to a decked roof terrace.The upper floor includes the large family bathroom, a large double bedroom with fitted wardrobes, and two smaller double bedrooms as well as an airing cupboard and loft access.SituationHampton Park is a popular road due to its convenient location in Redland and close proximity to both Clifton & Cotham. Close to the many shops, bars, restaurants and amenities of Whiteladies Road including the Everyman Cinema, as well as Clifton Down train station and Clifton Down shopping centre.There are many well-regarded nurseries in the vicinity, and excellent schools, both Primary, Secondary, state and Independent, including St Peter & St Paul's Primary School, Redland Green, Cotham School, Bristol Grammar School, Clifton High School and many more. Also nearby are the University of Bristol and the Bristol Royal Infirmary Hospital.OutsideThe secluded rear garden is accessed from the conservatory room via double doors and comprises of a patio area and lawned garden. Behind an electrically operated double gate is the private driveway suitable for multiple cars and a large double garage, with an additional lower ground study and roof terrace above. Furthermore there is also planning permission to convert the garage into a separate 2 bedroom property.Additional InformationApproached via an independent access to the side of the property can be found the two self-contained, lower floor apartments. Flat 1 comprises of an open plan kitchen / reception presented in good order, four double bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room plus a separate family bathroom. Flat 2 has an independent reception room, galley kitchen, bathroom and two double bedrooms. Both flats are currently tenanted on an Assured Short Hold Tenancy but can be offered with vacant possession if required.

We are delighted to present this remarkable period property in Gravel Hill Road. The historic farmhouse has been beautifully restored from top to toe. Set in circa 1 acres of land proudly sits the beautiful family home, with far reaching views across the South West. Currently the property is set for 2 families to co-live in the vast property. The layout boasting 2 kitchens/diners with modern fitted appliances, 2 living rooms with traditional fireplaces and log burning stoves, a large sun room with amazing bi-folding doors out to the rear gardens, a dining room, a home office, 3 wc's, 2 utility rooms and an impressive grand entrance hall with sweeping staircase to the ground floor. Plus a cinema room in the basement. To the first floor you begin to appreciate the glorious views, with a gallery landing leading through to 6 of the 9 bedrooms. There are two master suites, one with an amazing outdoor balcony directly off the bedroom and the second master suite has a contemporary walk-in ensuite with full height glazing. A further ensuite bedroom plus another 3 bedrooms and stunning family bathroom complete the first floor. The 2nd floor offers an amazing space yet to be utilised to its full potential. Completely plastered, glazed and carpeted, the loft rooms are ready to be used in any way. With scope for at least a further 3 bedrooms and by far the most breath-taking views from the property you can see why the current owners have spent the time and money to convert this space. Externally the property offers ample parking for 10 plus vehicles via private electric gates. The grounds have been meticulously kept and offer the same grandeur as the property itself. An additional outside bar and hot tub area, plus a fun enclosed children's garden are located at the opposite end of the house. Then stunning far reaching views across the wild gardens complete this remarkable tour of Home Farm. Please call Andrews on to make you appointment to view.

LocationSituated on the border of South Gloucestershire and Yate, the homes offer a quiet yet convenient location. The development is located approximately 5.8 miles from the M4 Junction 18 and 11 miles from the centre of Bristol. Yate has a train station which provides main line connections, a refurbished leisure centre, retail park (including cinema and restaurants) and a large shopping centre which caters for all needs. From Yate there is easy access to the market town of Chipping Sodbury with its historic High Street dating back to the 12th Century. Chipping Sodbury offers a wide and eclectic range of shops and established businesses and more recently a Waitrose store. There is a selection of both Primary and Secondary schools in the area of good reputation.DescriptionHome Farm is a superbly presented and comprehensively refurbished farmhouse perfectly placed for those requiring swift access to Bristol, Bath and the motorway network. From its elevated position, perched high on a hillside, the property commands exceptionally fine far reaching views across fields, countryside and distant rooftops. The property has been designed for multi-generational living and is currently occupied by extended family members but it is perfectly adaptable for single family use providing as much as space as one could imagine would ever be required. Given its current use, the house currently boasts two splendid kitchen/diners and the careful selection of quality materials throughout such as fine stone flooring and exposed ceiling beams certainly creates a feeling of elegance and charm throughout the wonderfully light and impressive accommodation. Many of the rooms command stunning panoramic views to the rear and there is a true sense of country living for a home so conveniently located to everyday amenities. A large reception hallway creates an impressive and welcoming entrance statement and the use of enormous bi-fold doors and balcony to the rear elevation certainly makes the most of the orientation and outlook. The accommodation has been well planned in the ratio of six bedrooms to four bathrooms which provides balance and hotel style luxury. The wonderful second floor has been completely plastered, glazed and carpeted and thereafter left as a blank canvas that could be used in a myriad of ways. Without doubt, the whole of the second floor would be an exceptional independent living space for grown up teenagers.Externally the property offers ample parking for ten plus vehicles via private electric gates and those that enjoy entertaining family and friends will take great delight in the outside bar and hot tub area, generous terraces and sweeping lawns from which to enjoy the panoramic vistas.

Located in a characterful cobbled mews just off Bristol Gardens in Little Venice, we are delighted to offer this Freehold mews house .The property comprises of three double bedrooms, three bathrooms and a large reception room with fitted open plan kitchen and an integral garage. The bright reception room benefits from two Juliet balconies. Conveniently situated within a few-minutes walk from Warwick Avenue underground station (Bakerloo Line) and the cosmopolitan shops and cafés at Clifton Road and Formosa Street.TenureFreeholdLocal Authority And Council TaxCity of WestminsterTax Band G - £1,121.24 pa (2015/16)Debussy Property Services Ltd trading as Braithwait for themselves and for the vendor of this property whose agents they are, give notice that (i) these particulars do not constitute any part of an offer or contract, (ii) all statements contained within these particulars are made without responsibility on the part of Braithwait or the vendor, (iii) whilst made in good faith, none of the statements contained within these particulars are to be relied upon as a statement of representation or fact, (iv) any intending purchaser must satisfy him/herself by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of the statements contained within these particulars, (v) the vendor does not make or give either Braithwait or any person in their employment any authority to make or give representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property. Wide angled lenses may be used in photographs.

This beautifully presented 3 bedroom garden flat boasts spacious contemporary accommodation with direct access to a wonderful communal Garden square to the rear.Bristol Gardens offers a highly coveted Little Venice location, found moments from the amenities of nearby Formosa Street and Clifton Gardens, with the charming surroundings and towpath walks of the Grand Union Canal also situated close by.

This beautifully presented 3 bedroom garden flat boasts spacious contemporary accommodation with direct access to a wonderful communal Garden square to the rear.Bristol Gardens offers a highly coveted Little Venice location, found moments from the amenities of nearby Formosa Street and Clifton Gardens, with the charming surroundings and towpath walks of the Grand Union Canal also situated close by.

LocationThe village of Pucklechurch is approximately 10.6 miles from the centre of Bristol and 11 miles from the centre of Bath via the nearby ring road (A4174). Commutable village life and beautiful countryside surrounds make Pucklechurch a popular choice for those wanting access to these two major Cities, the Cotswolds and to the nearby market town of Chipping Sodbury. The village is served by local stores including the village bakery, post office, convenience store and several Public Houses. There is also Pucklechurch C of E infant school and a village recreation ground.DescriptionThis fine Grade II Listed period home occupies a prominent position within the heart of this South Gloucestershire village, perfectly placed for those requiring swift access to either Bath or Bristol being placed virtually equidistant between the two. Approached via a secure gated entrance gated entrance with an impressive circular gravel driveway to the rear, the house offers parking for numerous vehicles with a substantial three car garage with staff accommodation over.This elegant stone built residence is a substantial home but of a manageable scale for family living (circa 4500 sq ft) with delightful well tended, enclosed level grounds. The current owner has been careful to work with the inherent character and charm of the house in completing a thorough and impressive refurbishment which now offers a 5* hotel interior – modern where it needs to be, with a high end kitchen and exceptionally stylish bathrooms and yet never compromising any of the beautiful original detailing, some of which is believed to date back to 1620. Noteworthy areas include the intricate carved panels in the drawing room, a number of original exposed beams and the amazing open roof trusses in the high vaulted 3rd bedroom. The attention to detail throughout is remarkable.On the ground floor, there are three reception rooms, each with their own distinctive style from a stunning triple aspect drawing room on the western side of the house to a more intimate snug, with a magnificent inglenook fireplace and perfectly creating the cosy atmosphere of an historic London club or country house retreat. The expansive kitchen has a very smart, uncluttered design with an enormous central granite island being both extremely practical and adding a key focal point to the room.The top floor of the house has been dedicated to just one, luxurious bedroom suite giving a sense of privacy and independence for the rest of the home. The adjacent dressing room (which could just as easily be a further bedroom if so desired) is superb with bespoke his and hers wardrobes, dressing table and central drawers. On the first floor, the 20' guest suite has a free standing bath, a feature replicated in both the family bathroom and the master bedroom.For a home set in the heart of the village, Court Farm has a very good size grounds surrounded by lawns on three sides, interspersed with a number of specimen trees. The manage sits adjacent to a fully enclosed hard tennis court. There is a very private, sheltered barbecue and entertaining area conveniently situated immediately next to the property. It is worth noting that the triple garage barn (which currently houses a ground floor study and first floor apartment) offers potential to convert to a larger, self contained dwelling, subject to planning approval.DirectionsMileagesM4, junction 18: 4.3 milesBristol Parkway Train Station: 7.2 milesBristol City Centre: 10.8 milesBristol Airport: 17.1 miles

LocationThe Glaushouse is located in popular St Marys Road and close to the Ashton Court Estate, golf courses and health and leisure clubs. Within proximity there are a number of established landmarks including Brunel's famous Suspension Bridge and Avon Gorge as well as nature reserves. Nearby Clifton Village is highly regarded with established bars, restaurants and boutiques and there are excellent independent schools. International travel is available from Bristol Airport which is approximately 9 miles distant and Bristol Temple Meads train station provides high speed links to London.DescriptionAn imaginatively designed detached house constructed circa 1996 and capturing a sunny South Westerly orientation. Designed to overlook the established gardens and with extensive glazing, The Glashaus has been constructed to take full advantage of its orientation and combines both statement and functional living. Standing within its own walled grounds, there are excellent live/work opportunities with an independent office discreetly hidden within the garden and there is also a double garage and a further kitchen garden.The principal accommodation is located off the dining hall which has full height glazing with a wood burning stove and this oversees the garden. A rising staircase leads to the gallery and bedrooms. There are two principal rooms, the living room has sliding doors over the sun deck and there is a feature inset fire and down lighting. Adjacent is the study room which offers versatilities. The kitchen/breakfast room, the fulcrum of the home, beautifully appointed with Silestone work surfaces, matt finish wall and base units and includes an array of integrated appliances including a Siemens dishwasher, Neff hob, double oven, fridge and freezer. Adjacent is the utility with the prerequisite plumbing and a useful pantry. The dining room is arranged presently as an occasional sitting room and includes built in cupboards and there are sliding doors again to the sun terrace and garden. The first floor accommodates four bedrooms with the master suite on a separate wing. This is beautifully appointed with a sizable dressing room, a comprehensive bathroom and the bedroom has built in wardrobes, sky light windows in addition to picture windows over the garden. There is a further en suite bedroom and two additional bedrooms which are well served by the family bathroom.The Glashaus is accessed via secure gated entry and leads to a large parking area with Cotswold stone chippings and the double garage. Beyond is a kitchen garden and a greenhouse with planter troughs and fruit trees. The rear garden is landscaped with a timber sun deck which spans the rear elevation and a shaped lawn with a children's play area, water feature and an abundance of established plants, shrubs and trees. The home office has been neatly concealed and offers good live/work or leisure prospects.

LocationThe Glaushouse is located in popular St Marys Road and close to the Ashton Court Estate, golf courses and health and leisure clubs. Within proximity there are a number of established landmarks including Brunel's famous Suspension Bridge and Avon Gorge as well as nature reserves. Nearby Clifton Village is highly regarded with established bars, restaurants and boutiques and there are excellent independent schools. International travel is available from Bristol Airport which is approximately 9 miles distant and Bristol Temple Meads train station provides high speed links to London.DescriptionAn imaginatively designed detached house constructed circa 1996 and capturing a sunny South Westerly orientation. Designed to overlook the established gardens and with extensive glazing, The Glashaus has been constructed to take full advantage of its orientation and combines both statement and functional living. Standing within its own walled grounds, there are excellent live/work opportunities with an independent office discreetly hidden within the garden and there is also a double garage and a further kitchen garden.The principal accommodation is located off the dining hall which has full height glazing with a wood burning stove and this oversees the garden. A rising staircase leads to the gallery and bedrooms. There are two principal rooms, the living room has sliding doors over the sun deck and there is a feature inset fire and down lighting. Adjacent is the study room which offers versatilities. The kitchen/breakfast room, the fulcrum of the home, beautifully appointed with Silestone work surfaces, matt finish wall and base units and includes an array of integrated appliances including a Siemens dishwasher, Neff hob, double oven, fridge and freezer. Adjacent is the utility with the prerequisite plumbing and a useful pantry. The dining room is arranged presently as an occasional sitting room and includes built in cupboards and there are sliding doors again to the sun terrace and garden. The first floor accommodates four bedrooms with the master suite on a separate wing. This is beautifully appointed with a sizable dressing room, a comprehensive bathroom and the bedroom has built in wardrobes, sky light windows in addition to picture windows over the garden. There is a further en suite bedroom and two additional bedrooms which are well served by the family bathroom.The Glashaus is accessed via secure gated entry and leads to a large parking area with Cotswold stone chippings and the double garage. Beyond is a kitchen garden and a greenhouse with planter troughs and fruit trees. The rear garden is landscaped with a timber sun deck which spans the rear elevation and a shaped lawn with a children's play area, water feature and an abundance of established plants, shrubs and trees. The home office has been neatly concealed and offers good live/work or leisure prospects.

A spacious and welcoming home which is perfectly located for the best of city and country life. Built in 2007 this New England inspired property incorporates cedar and oak weather boarding, a pronounced roof pitch and front facing gables to give an eye catching and distinctive look. Located on Harris Lane in the sought after village of Abbots Leigh, this detached house is in easy reach of beautiful walks including Abbots Pool and nearby National Trust woodland, while being less than 2 miles from a range of highly regarded shops and eateries in Clifton Village.The property is accessed via electric gates with a sweeping driveway leading up to a double garage and space for several cars. The entrance opens into a large, central hallway with an oak and tulip wood staircase with doors connecting all rooms. A limestone tiled floor with underfloor heating runs throughout warming the entire ground floor, while working natural stone fireplaces provide extra heat, perfect for winter nights. Modern demands are also catered for with Cat 5 points in all rooms, surround sound speakers and an integrated media system.The large open plan kitchen/ dining room has been designed as the social hub of the house with a range of hand built wood units, a central island with bar stools beneath, an electric Aga cooker and integrated Miele appliances. Three sets of glazed timber doors link the garden while an open Templestone fireplace sits as a central feature in the dining area. The drawing rooms is on the opposite side of the hallway and has two sets of timber glazed doors to the front and a built in media cabinet running the length of the far wall. There is a separate family/ music room with an open fireplace, pitched ceiling and an easy connection to the garden. The pitched ceiling continues into the next door study/ office with glazed doors and built-in desks and storage.The 'working' part of the house sits behind the main hallway and includes a double garage/ workshop, shower room with w/c, gym/ play room and a utility room.The staircase leads up to a wide, galleried landing lit by velux windows above. Five en-suite bedrooms are spread across the first floor with the generous master suite having its own dressing room, built-in wardrobe, en-suite bathroom and balcony with views across the garden and adjacent farmland. A large airing cupboard sits opposite the staircase which leads up to the second floor. The sixth and seventh double bedrooms sit either side of the hallway and have feature circular and velux windows with far reaching and open views. A contemporary bathroom is positioned centrally between both bedrooms and completes the accommodation.Externally, glazed doors lead out on to a beautifully landscaped, southerly facing garden. A large patio terrace wraps round the back of the house. Steps lead up to a neatly tended, pretty, Lavender and Rose garden with box hedging and a water feature. A mosaic tiled hot tub/ spa provides a summer indulgence and is offset from the main seating area. A winding pathway leads up through a lawn with mature Apple and Cherry trees planted either side. A private sun terrace and summer house/ wood store are sat in an elevated position adjacent to the rear boundary.This well-crafted and substantial home is perfect for those looking for a country retreat which is right on the edge of the city.

This brand new substantial and stylish family home has been designed and built to the most exacting standards for the most discerning of clients.Entered via large double teak gates and situated within stunning grounds is this handsome double story home built with locally sourced stone and timber with extraordinary views over the Chew Valley and beyond.The sweeping drive way and mature beech tree separates the main home from the outbuilding which is home to a double garage carport, office and gym/guest bedroom suite.The main house is entered with biometric access control and you are greeted by a spacious and bright entrance hall with double doors leading into the gardens. On the ground floor is a large reception, one of the key features of this room is a dramatic hanging glass wood burner which delineates the space between formal and family. Two sets of double doors leads into the gardens.To the other side of the entrance hall is a large family kitchen / dining / reception room with bi-folding doors leading out into the grounds and a contemporary kitchen with pantry. Also on the ground is a guest bedroom suite utility and boot room with shower room to wash down any muddy boots, dogs or children and a state of the art plant room.A stunning bespoke glass staircase leads upstairs on the first floor where there are three large spacious bedroom suites and the master bedroom suite with balcony with far reaching views overlooking the Chew Valley and beyond.The Old Transmitter Station is located in the village of East Harptree in Somerset which is a beautiful village located 14 miles south of Bristol and 16 miles southwest of Bath. Located on the northern slope of the Mendip Hills overlooking the Chew Valley with views as far reaching as The Brecon Beacons on a clear day.The Old Transmitter Station is located in the village of East Harptree in Somerset which is a beautiful village located 14 miles south of Bristol and 16 miles southwest of Bath. Located on the northern slope of the Mendip Hills overlooking the Chew Valley with views as far reaching as The Brecon Beacons on a clear day.

Weston Lodge is a most appealing Grade II listed house dating from the mid 18th century and believed to have originated as a hunting lodge forming part of the local Miles estate. The handsome stucco elevations have large regularly spaced windows and a central porch on thefaçade making a welcoming entrance point. The present owners have done much to restore and improve the house since acquiring the property in 2007. There are many fine original architectural features such as stone and wooden floors, ornate ceiling mouldings, working shutters and fireplaces. Of particular note is the delightful central staircase with mahogany banister. The comprehensive improvements include replacements of the wiring, joinery (as required) plumbing and heating system. The benefits are ca T 5 cabling, air source underfloor heating to the house (ground source to the cottage), sound system, cctv and alarm system. On entering the large central hall there is a feeling of space and light typical of Georgian houses. The elegant rooms flow around the hall and all enjoy views of th e gardens and woodland which form part of the property. A reception hall has been fitted with a bar to enhance the entertaining space. The kitchen/breakfast room is a large room, ideally placed neighbouring the hall and the drawing room, with extensive cabinets and cupboards including an island unit and breakfast bar topped with granite and hard wood work surfaces and fitted with good quality white goods. The first floor provides bedrooms and bathrooms with the luxury main suite comprising bedroom, dressing room and bathroom. There are 4 further bedrooms and a further bathroom and shower room being accessible by the secondary stairs.Weston Lodge is well situated in the North Somerset countryside. Communications are excellent with a railway station at Nailsea & Backwell (7 miles) linking to Bristol Parkway (14 miles), Bristol Temple Meads (11.5 miles) and Bristol Airport (12 miles).There are some excellent schools in the area including Clifton College, Clifton High School, Bristol Grammar School, Badminton, Queen Elizabeth Hospital School and The Downs School, Wraxall.A number of highly regarded golf courses can be found nearby, these include Bristol and Clevedon Golf Club, Ashton Court Mansion Golf Club and Long Ashton Golf Club. Bristol has a number of sporting clubs including first class rugby, county cricket and championship football. Fishing is available on rivers Frome, Wye and Avon as well as Barrow Reservoir, Chew Valley and Blagdon Lakes.Local Shopping can be found in Portishead, and Clevedon with more extensive shopping available at Cribbs Causeway andCabot Circus.The CottageA detached single storey cottage. The property underwent a comprehensive renovation and provides excellent secondary accommodation which is independent of the main house. There are 2 bedrooms and a private garden.Gardens And GroundsThe property is approached over a long private drive from the centre of the village. Passing through woodland belonging to the property before opening up to sweeping lawns which border both the house and the walled garden. The drive leads to the rear of the house and alarge enclosed gravel forecourt. A second drive (drive 2, coloured light pink on the plan) provides access to Valley Road to the east of the property. A wide stone path lined with clipped box leads to the walled garden. Restored and landscaped to provide wide flagstone paths and open lawns. There is an established shrub and flower bed along the northern wall enjoying the southerly aspect and the former potting shed have been restored. To the west of the house is the tennis court. The open pasture land extends to 10 acres and is to the east of the house. The woodland extends to 15 acres and is to the south and west of the house.Lot 2 - The BarnsA range of former outbuildings have consent for conversion into three dwellings. The buildings require development. Separated from the property by a high stone wall. In the event Lot 2 is not purchased with Lot 1 the owners will retain the drive (drive 2 coloured light punk on the plan) to the east to serve as access to this site and any future dwellings.

A rare opportunity to purchase a portfolio of a block of 6 student flats and 2 houses set in the heart of the Selly Oak student triangle. The flats are located just off the main Bristol Road within close proximity of Birmingham University and the main Selly Oak high street. The two houses are set back on an extremely desirable and sought after road on Harrow Road, all properties are rented out for the current academic year at £105pppw including bills, gross annual income is £212,160. All properties are rented out for the 2020/2021 academic year achieving an annual income of £218,400, please call Dixons to register your interest and to arrange a viewing.Portfolio of student hmo'sFully let out until June 2021Prime Student LocationIdeal Student Investmenttwo Detached Houses and a Block of FlatsAll Bills Includedcall dixons for further information!

A beautiful Stucco fronted terraced house located in the heart of Little Venice. The property, in need of some updating offers an abundance of natural light and space. Comprising of 2639 square feet (245 sq mtrs) the house is currently arranged as four bedrooms (all en-suite) and offers excellent family living accommodation as well as having the wonderful advantage of a roof terrace and communal gardens to the rear. Bristol Gardens is located moments walk from the amenities and transport facilities of Clifton Road and Warwick Avenue Underground Station (Bakerloo Line) as well as The Regents' Canal. EPC Rating D