21 properties for sale in Bristol in Newport Bristol

Located just off Chepstow Road on the popular East side of Newport is this spacious three bedroom end terrace house, close to all local amenities, schools, shops and bus routes whilst also having the easiest of access to junctions 24 & 25 of the M4 making it perfect for commuting.Perfect for First Time Buyers or Investors the property benefits from accommodation briefly comprising to the Ground Floor: Entrance Hall, Open Plan Living/Dining Room, Refitted Kitchen and Bathroom. On the first floor are three bedrooms.Outside to the front is on street parking and to the rear is a easily maintained yard with access to single garage.The property further benefits from having a gas combi boiler, UPVC double throughout, re plastered throughout and is being sold with no onward chain.

An imaginatively designed and contemporary family home in the heart of Sneyd Park.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.Square Footage: 3119 sq ftDirectionsBristol City Centre = circa 2.8 milesBristol Temple Meads = circa 4 miles (London Paddington = 1hr 40minutes approx)Bristol Airport = circa 10.7 miles

A delightfully located country home with extensive grounds, tennis court and detached annexe.LocationCompton Dando is a pretty village with a thriving community and within the immediate vicinity is an excellent village pub, parish church and village hall. The village is built on agricultural foundations and within proximity there are excellent rides and stables, sailing on the Chew Valley Lakes and golf available at Saltford. The setting is outstanding with woodland and pastureland in abundance. Both Bath and Bristol are virtually equidistant offering a diversity of cultures and culinary experiences. A substantial redevelopment of Keynsham took place in 2014 that included an increase in national stores eg Tesco's, Sainsbury's, Waitrose and wh Smiths as well as many independent bars, cafes and restaurants. The refurbishment of the Sports Centre will also take place this year. Wellsway School has built a Sports Centre that is open to the public and offers facilities for local sports clubs.DescriptionPark Cottage occupies a most convenient country location almost equidistant between Bath and Bristol. Compton Dando is a small and popular village with a great sense of community and well frequented public house, The Compton Inn at its centre. The current owners have lived within the property for approaching 25 years during which time they have made a significant number of changes and improvements to the home.Believed to date to 1679 in parts, but not listed, the property was substantially extended in 1986 and more recently has been comprehensively refurbished, now offering elegant and well appointed accommodation. Tucked away on the edge of the village and surrounded by beautiful, mature countryside, the property is approached via a discreet and secure gated entrance. A magnificent sweeping gravel driveway leads through the substantial grounds to the house which sits at the far end on the brow of a gentle hill. There is parking for numerous vehicles with garaging and a car barn. Subject to the necessary planning consents this could be converted to further accommodation, home office or fitness suite. Within the main house, three reception rooms and a ground floor cloakroom are set off the L shaped entrance hall and the beautifully presented Aga style kitchen incorporates a generous dining area with doors opening to a large conservatory overlooking the grounds. There are five first floor bedrooms in total, the master being en suite and the family bathroom with dual ended bath and high end sanitaryware of a particularly high finish. The property retains a good sense of character with exposed ceiling beams and a fireplace in the sitting room and the current owners have achieved an elegant blend of both contemporary styling and period charm.The adjacent annexe is finished to an impressive standard and is perfect for those seeking to generate useful rental income whether through AirBnB or longer lets and also offers great scope to accommodate a family member on a more permanent basis. Accommodation within the annexe is on one level with an open plan sitting/kitchen, two bedrooms, a nursery and a bathroom.The grounds of 3.45 acres are predominantly laid to sweeping lawns, bordered by mature trees and woodland. To the front of the property and approached via a small gravel pathway is a large feature pond which attracts an abundance of local wildlife and to the rear of the annexe sits a hard surface tennis court.Please note that this property is available without an onward chain.Square Footage: 2553 sq ftAcreage: 3.45 Acres

A wonderful farmhouse with extensive outbuildings and land located in a private position on the Mendip Hills, an Area of outstanding Natural Beauty.DescriptionHome Farm is a newly refurbished five bedroom family home set within generous grounds and gardens offering the peace and beauty of the rural village location. The property is approached through a gated gravelled driveway which leads to the large concreted yard, house and outbuildings. You enter the property into the light and spacious entrance hall, which provides access to the sitting room, drawing room and kitchen/breakfast room.The light yet cosy sitting room really benefits from its triple aspects views and boasts an inglenook open fireplace. Beyond the sitting room doors lead through to the kitchen/breakfast room, this spacious room really benefits from the amount of space provided. Featuring a traditional farmhouse Aga and belfast sink.The beautifully bright and spacious kitchen/breakfast room has access to the convenient utility room including a cloakroom and a rear hallway. To the left on the kitchen you can access the separate dining room with integrated cupboards. Further through the dining room, leads to the secluded study where you will be sure to find peace and quiet from the rest of the house.The substantial master bedroom is situated at the front of the house with windows looking across the beautiful gardens and countryside. From the master bedroom lies a room that can be used as a shared dressing room between the master and bedroom two or a fifth bedroom.Bedroom two and three are both double bedrooms with one featuring inbuilt wardrobes and the other a period fireplace. The first floor is completed with a further single bedroom and the large, modern family bathroom.Grounds And GardensOne of the main features of the property is the extensive range of outbuildings, both modern and traditional. There are numerous opportunities to utilises these buildings whether it be for change of use to business or residential (subject to the necessary consents) or simple leave them as they are. There are three separate entrances to the property, one to the side courtyard which is enclosed by the adjoining barn to the house and barn 4. Another access is to the rear of barn 4 which continues to barn 5, whilst the main entrance leads to the courtyard that in turn leads to the house with the enclosed gardens and barn 1,2 and 3. Beyond the outbuildings, there is a copse and a level field with adjoining pond. The property totals in all about 7.07 acres.SituationCompton Martin is a small but thriving village with a village hall, post office, church, a very popular public house and a picturesque village pond. The neighbouring village of West Harptree has an excellent General Stores with delicatessen and post office, church and public house.A comprehensive range of shops including a supermarket is available at Chew Magna about 4 miles away, and the small city of Wells with two markets a week is 9 miles away.The village’s situation in the Chew Valley offers commuters excellent access to the regional centre of Bristol which is 10 miles to the north and the Heritage City of Bath which is 14 miles is to the east. The Cathedral City of Wells, which offers further facilities, is 9 miles to the south.The nearest motorway access can be found at junction 21 of the M5 in Weston Super Mare. High speed rail services to London Paddington are available from Bristol Temple Meads (98 minutes) and Bath Spa (85 minutes) whilst Bristol International Airport is 7 miles away.The Chew Valley and Blagdon lakes are close by, notable for their fishing, birdlife, sailing, and nature study amenities whilst the Mendip Hills, well known for their limestone features, provide a wide range of informal leisure opportunitiesPrimary Schooling is available at Ubley, West Harptree, Chew Stoke and Chew Magna. Private schooling at Wells Cathedral School in Wells, Millfield at Street, Sidcot Quaker School at Sidcot and a choice of excellent private schools in Bristol. Local secondary schooling is at Chew Valley Comprehensive School in Chew Stoke. Most schools provide transport within the village or nearby.TenureFreeholdOutgoingsCouncil Tax Band FServicesOil fired central heating, Mains water and electricity. Privatedrainage.Fixtures And FittingsAll those items usually regarded as retained to the Vendors are specifically reserved out of the sale although may be available by separate negotiation.Public AuthoritiesBath and North East Somerset Council Tel: PostcodeBS40 6JEEnergy Performance CertificateRated E.DirectionsFrom Chew Stoke, proceed across the Chew Valley Lake and continue to a junction with the A368. Go straight across signed for Cheddar and pass The Wellsway pub on the right hand side. Take the first right and continue on this lane. Home Farm will be on the right hand side soon after a left hand bend.

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.

A quality family home with epic westerly views.LocationManor Lane in Abbots Leigh is a premier address on the cusp of the city and enjoying all the trappings of country life. In proximity there are bridal and footpaths giving access to National Trust woodland as well as mountain bike trails throughout the adjacent countryside. For the commuter there are direct links via the A369 to the M5 motorway network to the south west and midlands as well as to Clifton via Brunel's famous suspension bridge. Clifton includes an eclectic mix of bars, restaurants and boutiques. Schools are in abundance, state and independent, and notable ones include the Downs School at nearby Wraxall, as well as Clifton College within Clifton Village itself. For sporting endeavours there are various golf courses as well as health and leisure clubs. For the commuter Bristol has two mainline stations and our airport has services to cities nationwide as well as Europe.DescriptionA 1930's detached house ideally situated in the highly sought after semi-rural village of Abbots Leigh and standing within established and landscaped gardens and enjoying magnificent far reaching westerly views. Scarletts has evolved during the tenure of the present owners and has been beautifully maintained. Constructed from rendered elevations and incorporating double glazed windows throughout, modern enhancements include a conservatory and an extended double garage, a contemporary kitchen and a modern en suite bathroom as well as internet enable alarm system and Hive controlled central heating and hot water. The two storey accommodation is adaptable with a useful attic room which has its own en suite shower. The gardens are without a doubt one of the most salient attributes with manicured lawns, heavily planted and maintained borders displaying a wide variety of colour and there are notable sun terraces which capture the morning, afternoon and evening sun. Within the curtilage there is also a Breeze House and a well-stocked ornamental pond whilst elevated views take in the immediate surroundings and extend over the channel and to the Black Mountains.The property is approached via a large vestibule which opens through to the reception hall which includes a maple floor and rising staircase to the first floor. There are three principal rooms located off and these include the dual aspect drawing room and dining room which also has the aforementioned conservatory directly off, in between there is a useful study. The kitchen/breakfast room has been beautifully appointed with granite work surfaces and a quality array of wall and base units, an island also has a breakfast bar and there are a wide array of integrated appliances by Miele. Beyond is a more relaxed sitting room with doors opening on to the landscaped garden and terraces. A utility off the kitchen is well appointed with the prerequisite plumbing and there is a pedestrian door to the front elevation in addition to a further door to the integrated garage. Located off the first floor galleried landing there are five bedrooms, the master bedroom has its own dedicated en suite bathroom and there is a further family bathroom with a comprehensive suite and separate WC. A spiral staircase off the landing provides access to the attic room which has been used as a bedroom and includes an en suite shower room.A large amount of attention has been lavished on the outside of the property and there is an ornamental front lawn fringed with low dry stone wall and with heavily planted borders. Gates provide access and loose gravelled car parking with the integrated garage beyond which includes an electrically operated up and over door. There is a large workshop area and a further pedestrian door to the rear garden. The side garden is lawned with a terrace that spans the elevations and provides relaxed seating, occasional dining and there are central steps culminating in a circular terrace overlooking the ornamental pond. The Breeze House provides a lovely al fresco dining space with heaters, the views take in the beautiful gardens landscaped below and extending over the channel towards the Welsh hills. An extensive planting programme has been maintained with year round colour and many specimen plants, shrubs and trees in evidence.Square Footage: 3434 sq ftDirectionsMileagesClifton Village = 2.7 milesGordano Services, M5 = 2.6 milesBristol City Centre = 3.8 milesBristol Temple meads = 5.3 miles

Beautiful country home with stunning original features and contemporary updates with stone out buildings ready for development (subject to pp) all set in large gardens with land totalling around 3.5 acres.DescriptionVery rarely does such a fine example of a perfectly located country house come on to the market. Approached via a long and sweeping gravel driveway through sensor electric wooden gates, the property has an impressive and welcoming aspect.The six bedroom property dates back to around 1820 but has been superbly modernised for a comfortable country life whilst still boasting a wealth of traditional features.The original front door leads into an impressive double height hallway with double oak staircase and gallery. To the left, three steps lead down to a comfortable morning room with views out through the bi-fold doors to the gardens, and then into the kitchen and dining area beyond; a glorious triple aspect room with high ceiling with two sets of bi-fold doors, and which is a fantastic place to entertain.The kitchen is a pleasing and quite unexpected family room with a lovely contrast of contemporary and traditional features. The kitchen is home to an aga and a bespoke range of kitchen units. There is also a utility room and cloakroom just off the kitchen.Behind a hidden doorway in the kitchen, stairs lead to the lower basement where there is an impressive cinema room. The control room is also on this level. Returning to the entrance hall you will find a sumptuous drawing room and imposing dining room with original stone flooring and both with open fireplaces. A boot room and shower room complete the ground floor with a further side door leading to the gravelled driveway.Upstairs there are three en-suite bedrooms, including a grand master suite, and a further three bedrooms, a dressing room and two shower rooms. On the top floor, a large attic room is currently used as a work space and storage area.OutsideThe house is set in grounds of approximately 3.5 acres and there are delightful contrasts between more formal enclosed gardens, a walled kitchen garden and paddocks. There are many peaceful seating areas including a large stone terraced area directly outside the kitchen.This is a very special and unique opportunity in the heart of one of the region’s most attractive and sought after location.As part of the restoration, the old apple barn was deconstructed and then fully rebuilt to provide a smart two storey building which is perfect for those seeking the opportunity to work from home in independent office space.It is worth noting that the barn had planning permission to be used as a holiday let, which would provide useful additional income if so desired. The planning permission would need to be resubmitted.The double garage block was built from new and on the first floor is a terrific space (left to be finished by the buyer to their own bespoke specification) but floored and insulated and very much in the latter stages of completion.General InformationSituationSouth Widcombe is on the edge of East Harptree, a small but thriving village with a village hall, post office, church, a very popular public house and village pond. The neighbouring village of West Harptree has an excellent General Stores, church and public house.A comprehensive range of shops including a supermarket is available at Chew Magna about 4 miles away, and the small city of Wells with two markets a week is 9 miles away. Primary Schooling is available at Ubley, West Harptree, Chew Stoke and Chew Magna. Private schooling at Wells Cathedral in Wells, Millfield at Street, Sidcot Quaker School at Sidcot and a choice of excellent private schools in Bristol. Secondary school at Chew Valley Comprehensive School in Chew Stoke.The village’s situation in the Chew Valley offers commuters excellent access to the regional centre of Bristol which is 13 miles to the north and the Heritage City of Bath which is 15 miles is to the east. The Cathedral City of Wells, which offers further facilities, is 9 miles to the south.The nearest motorway access can be found at junction 21 of the M5 in Weston Super Mare. High speed rail services to London Paddington are available from Bristol Temple Meads (98 minutes) and Bath Spa (85 minutes) whilst Bristol International Airport is 10 miles away.The Chew Valley and Blagdon lakes are close by, notable for their fishing, birdlife, sailing, and nature study amenities whilst the Mendip Hills, well known for their limestone features, provide a wide range of informal leisure opportunities.There is a wide range of good educational establishments at all levels in the local area from the public and private sectors. Most schools provide transport within the village or nearby.TenureFreeholdServicesMain electricity and water. Private drainage. Oil central heating via an external boiler with underfloor heating throughout most of the ground floor, solar panels. There is also a generator to ensure no electrical disruption.Local AuthorityBath and North East Somerset .Council TaxCouncil Tax Band GEPCEnergy Performance Certificate Rating DFixtures And FittingsAll those items usually regarded as retained to the vendors are specifically reserved out of the sale although may be available by separate negotiation.DirectionsFrom the village of East Harptree, turn left towards South Widcombe and follow the road until you reach Widcombe Lodge on your right hand side. Take the lane immediately to the right of the building and the entrance is a little way further up on the left hand side.ViewingsStrictly by appointment with the vendors' agent Killens .

A most elegant and beautifully restored Georgian home in the heart of the village.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.Square Footage: 4433 sq ftAcreage: 1.29 AcresDirectionsMileagesM4, junction 18: 4.3 milesBristol Parkway Train Station: 7.2 milesBristol City Centre: 10.8 milesBristol Airport: 17.1 miles

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 stylish and well presented mews house has flexible accommodation arranged over three floors. There are three bedrooms (one en suite), a family bathroom and a further shower room. The open plan reception room is bright and spacious with space for dining and two Juliette balconies overlooking the mews. There is a useful garage which provides excellent storage space.Bristol Mews is tucked away in the heart of Little Venice. Warwick Avenue tube station (Bakerloo Line) is within 0.3 miles and local shops/cafes can be found close by on Formosa Street and Clifton Road. Paddington (Heathrow Express) is within close proximity.

A mini estate with significant revenue stream commanding exceptional views across glorious South Gloucestershire countryside.LocationApproached via a long private driveway, the home is well hidden from the road yet perfectly placed for access to the motorway network, Cribbs Causeway and Bristol city centre. The bustling market town of Thornbury is within an 3 mile drive with an extensive range of shops, restaurants and pubs with highly regarded schools both private and state sector both nearby and in Bristol. Bristol Parkway Train Station is approximately 5.6 miles distant with direct trains to London Paddington and other cities nationwide.DescriptionApproached via a long sweeping driveway and well hidden from the road, Abbotts Way House is an exceptional opportunity for those seeking to combine a substantial family home with the ability to generate significant income from a series of properties within the grounds. Believed to date to the turn of the century, the main house commands simply magnificent views from its hill top location, across the extensive rural grounds of circa 9.25 acres and adjoining farmland, toward the rooftops of Tockington Village to the distant Severn bridges. On a clear day, one can even see the far off Welsh Hills across the channel.Presented in very good decorative order throughout with the benefit of full double glazing, the main house is approached via a bright and welcoming hallway which leads to the main drawing room with triple aspect windows to the front, side and rear. Patio doors open to a paved terrace which is a superb vantage point from which to take in the view over the large lake, ornamental garden and paddocks. A working fireplace forms a fine focal point within this room. There is partial cellar storage under this room. A large inner hallway with cloakroom and under stairs storage cupboard leads to a further reception room, mainly used as a dining room with archway to the very spacious conservatory which enjoys 180 degree views and with its opaque ceiling, has been designed for year round use. A cosy snug adjacent to the kitchen features a Morso wood burning stove built in to the chimney breast with alcove display cupboards to either side. The kitchen/family room is a wonderful light and informal area for entertaining family and friends. There is a seating and dining area, plenty of storage cupboards, a Rangemaster stove and a stylish contemporary style wood burner. There are doorways to both front and rear and two storage cupboards, one housing the Valiant mounted gas central heating boiler. At first floor there are six bedrooms in total, the guest suite with extensive built in wardrobes, small dressing area and en suite shower room. At the opposite end of the house is a very large master suite again lovely views across gardens and countryside, walk through dressing area and a modern shower room with generous shower cubical and full body shower. Bedroom three also has the benefit of a dedicated en suite shower room and the remaining bedrooms are well served by the family bathroom with whirlpool bath and separate shower cubical.Over the years, the owners have developed a thriving home business in letting out a series of holiday cottages and apartments within the grounds. Perfect for those seeking to step aside from the 'rat race' and combine the joys of country living with a rewarding and straightforward rental opportunity. A former barn houses 4 two bedroom properties, with underfloor heating throughout and each with fully fitted kitchens and two bathrooms. There are two further garden flats, a studio with workshop adjoining and a small 1 bedroom apartment above the pool house. There is certainly a great deal of flexibility on offer here and some buyers may see this as much an opportunity to enjoy extended family living or create a larger home office set up.Abbotts Way House offers parking for numerous cars and vehicles with garaging for the main house directly to the front of the property.Square Footage: 2836 sq ftAcreage: 9.25 Acres

Situated on Cadbury Camp Lane, the property (4,717 sq ft) has 4 bedrooms with the ability to create a 5th bedroom as well as a 2 bedroom flat. There is an indoor swimming pool, gym, games room and cinema room as well as stabling and grounds of about 6.336 acres. EPC rating D.On the ground floor the kitchen and sitting room are overlooking the garden. To the rear and enjoying the tremendous views are the drawing room, dining room and master bedroom suite, all with access out to the wrap around terrace with seating areas and hot tub, taking full advantage of the views. Completing the floor is the study and WC.The first floor comprises 3 ensuite bedrooms and galleried sitting room.The lower ground floor comprises the leisure complex with indoor heated swimming pool and hot tub, sauna, shower facilities, gym, games room, cinema room and sun room.A separate 2 bedroom apartment sits above the garage, with 4 stables, covered wash bay and courtyard.Outside the house is approached via 2 driveways through automated wrought iron gates into impressive landscaped grounds. The immediate grounds are laid to lawn with a rocker garden to the east. Raised timber walkways link the house to the decked area and glazed garden room overlooking the pond. Beyond the gardens is a paddock and mature woodland, totalling in all about 6.336 acres.The property is ideally situated for access to Bristol city centre, Clifton Village and Junction 19 of the M5 motorway. There is a mainline railway station at Nailsea & Backwell and Bristol Airport is approximately 7 miles away.

The Old Rectory is a wonderful country house believed to date from the 1800's and as the name suggests, once a rectory. It is situated within the conservation area and in a private park-like setting, with lovely south easterly views over its grounds and lake. Beyond is unspoilt countryside all within this pretty hamlet and set behind tall gates and mature trees.In recent years The Old Rectory has been carefully modernised. All the features appropriate to its period are carefully retained. There are moulded ceiling cornices, panelled doors and moulded architraves, flagstone floors, stone and period fireplaces, windows shutters and a fine staircase in the reception hall rises to a gallery landing.The elegant interior has well-proportioned and light rooms with all principal rooms looking over its grounds, lake, copse and beyond. There is a lovely outlook to the north west over the entrance turning circle and through mature trees to the 12th century church. The large central reception hall with flagstone floor and large carved stone fireplace fitted with a log burning stove, has French doors allowing access to the grounds.Arranged around the hall is the drawing room, especially designed home cinema, both overlooking its park-like setting. The dining room and library look over the turning circle and private front gardens. The library conceals a secret 'book case' door giving access to the cellars.The bespoke kitchen with four oven Aga is extensively fitted with a range of units and marble work surfaces. Integral appliances include twin refrigerators and twin freezers, dishwasher, microwave and oven. A large island unit has a breakfast bar. Off the kitchen is a breakfast room with French doors opening to the terrace and the sitting room both overlooking its grounds.The first floor is accessed by two staircases and the large principal suite has a bedroom, dressing room and bath/shower room, all with lovely views. There are five further bedrooms, one with an en suite bath/shower room, and two further bath/shower rooms. A staircase gives access to the attic rooms.The property is approached through tall electrically operated timber entrance gates which lead to a gravel turning circle with central lawn. There are deep shaped borders planted with mature shrubs and plants and mature trees include Yew and Sycamore. A raised central walled bed has mature shrubs and ornamental trees.The drive branches off to a cobbled area in front of the detached coach house comprising two single garages, a ground floor room/former stables with one room over which has a vaulted ceiling and exposed roof trusses. A further room is above one of the garages. The coach house has scope to convert into ancillary accommodation, subject to any necessary planning consents.Lying adjacent, to the south west of the house, is a stone and slate outbuilding/log store, and a further stone and slate outbuilding divided into a garden store and two smaller stores. Steps from the turning circle lead up to a level walled orchard with kennel and dog run.The gardens and land lie behind the house and have a southerly aspect. The views over its park-like setting and lake are superb and extend to unspoilt undulating countryside and adjoining forestry commission land. Along the rear elevation is a raised stone terrace which spans the width of the house. Stone steps lead down to a large expanse of level lawn with ha-ha. To the south is an area with mature Yew trees and beds with gravel pathways, and a summer house positioned to take advantage of the view.Beyond the ha-ha are post and rail paddocks, and two small enclosures one with a field shelter with stable, the other with a timber three stable block. The home paddock leads down to the lake with duck house and woodland beyond. Siston Brook runs through the property and in the far south west corner of the property, there is an area of woodland.In all the property extends to about 6.5Bristol 9 miles, M4(J18) 6 miles, Cribbs Regional Shopping Centre 12.5 miles, Bristol Airport 16.5 miles, Bath 9 miles, Bristol Parkway 6 milesDirections (Post Code BS16 9LR)On the B4465 from the A4174 ring road direction, turn right into Siston Lane. Travel to the bottom having past the church to an island of green. The entrance to The Old Rectory is seen immediately ahead.

Piercehay is immaculate, private and stands in beautiful landscaped gardens and grounds. Complementing the main six bedroom house is an orangery, garaging, swimming pool, tennis court and a paddock. A further paddock is available by separate negotiation. EPC: F.Piercehay is an exquisite period family home, extensively renovated and enjoying unrivalled and elevated views of the Wrington Vale. Surprisingly, the property is not listed and provides a wonderful family environment, incorporating many period features and rooms that suit both family living and large-scale entertaining.What sets Piercehay apart from many others is the quiet position, incredible far-reaching views from the house and the well-laid out configuration of the reception and bedrooms.Piercehay is approached via secure electrically operated gates onto a carriage drive with a turning circle and spur off to the triple car garage. There are various linked stores including a workshop.The Orangery is versatile and can be adapted for a myriad of uses and there is a changing facility behind to serve the swimming pool which is on a tiered lawn beyond the house. There is also a tennis court and wild pasture with a tree lined backdrop completing the curtilage of the groundsLot 2 - to the front and side of Piercehay there is a further 6.24 acres of pasture available by separate negotiation. The field has its own access from the village road.Piercehay sits on the edge of the village of Wrington and within a conservation area. Situated on the lower slopes of Wrington Hill and with outstanding views with the church tower in the foreground and the backdrop of the Mendips, Wrington itself has a very strong community with its own church, post office store, garage and pubs.Schooling in Bristol includes Clifton College, Clifton High School, Bristol Grammar School, Badminton and Queen Elizabeth Hospital School. There are numerous schools in Bath, Downside in Stratton-on-the-Fosse, Wells Cathedral School, Sidcot and Millfield in Street.For sporting pursuits there are golf courses and many bridle ways over the adjacent land. The A370 provides links to Bristol's commercial centre and the M5. Direct rail travel to London is available from Nailsea and Backwell station approximately 6.6 miles distant and Bristol Airport approximately 3.8 miles distant has flights to many European and some long haul destinations.

A Grade II listed 7 bedroom house (5,757 sq ft) with open plan living accommodation and a self-contained 1 bedroom apartment. There is plenty of offstreet parking and a large enclosed garden. There are views across Clifton College and the grounds total about 0.32 of an acre.*See virtual tour for full walk through*The house has been refurbished to create modern living yet retains many period features including ornate ceiling cornicing, working shutters and period fireplaces. Modern touches include wood burners, under floor heating in the bath and shower rooms, and lower ground floor.The entrance hall leads into the staircase hall with dining room and drawing room to one side, and the study and WC to the other. There is access to the annexe from here.Stairs lead to the lower ground floor with impressive open plan kitchen / family room with double doors leading to the garden. Appliances include a 5 burner induction hob, steam oven, fridge freezer, microwave, oven, dishwasher. Work surfaces are granite and brown marble. To the other side of the hall is the gym, utility and plant room.The first floor comprises the impressive master bedroom with 2 dressing rooms and ensuite bathroom, 2 further bedrooms are served by a bathroom. The second floor has 4 further bedrooms (1 ensuite) and a bathroom with separate shower.The annexe (currently incorporated into the main house) has a kitchen and sitting room on the ground floor, with stairs leading down to the bedroom and shower room.Occupying a large plot of 0.32 acres, the gated entrance leads to a generous drive with parking and a detached garage. There is an enclosed south west facing walled garden to the rear, complete with sun terrace, all weather play area and timber decking providing further seating.The property is well placed for schools in both the state and private sectors; Clifton College, Clifton High School, Christchurch Primary School, Queen Elizabeth Hospital and Bristol Grammar School are within walking distance and Badminton School for girls is close by.Bristol Old Vic, Bristol Hippodrome and Colston Hall can all be found in the City Centre.Pleasant walks and cycling can be found on The Downs, Ashton Court, Blaize Castle and Leigh Woods.Excellent shops, supermarkets, bars and restaurants in Clifton Village and Whiteladies Road. There is also extensive shopping available at Cabot Circus, Park Street and The Mall at Cribbs Causeway.M5 (J17) 5 miles, M32 2 miles, Bristol Airport 9.4 miles, Bristol Temple Meads 2.9 miles (distances approximate)

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.

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.

An impressive detached house with versatileaccommodation with views and direct privateaccess to Clifton College.LocationThe property is well placed for schools in both the state and private sectors; Clifton College, Clifton High School, Christchurch Primary School, Queen Elizabeth Hospital School and Bristol Grammar School are within walking distance and Badminton School for girls is close by.Pleasant walks and cycling can be found on The Downs, Ashton Court, Blaize Castle and Leigh Woods. Excellent shops, bars and restaurants in Clifton Village and Whiteladies Road. There is also extensive shopping available at Cabot Circus, Park Street and The Mall at Cribbs Causeway, Bristol Old Vic, Bristol Hippodrome and Colston Hall can all be found in the City Centre.DescriptionThe property was constructed circa 1860 and retains much of its original detail including fireplaces, cornice, ceiling roses and many of the sash windows include the working shutters. The southern and eastern elevations are constructed from stone with ornate bath stone quoins and window detail, whilst the western elevation has been rendered with the addition of the substantial kitchen/breakfast room that enjoys the outlook across the gardens.The ground floor has a vestibule with glazed fan light and double doors leading through to the reception hall, with feature stained and leaded windows, top lights and the rising staircase to the upper floors. The drawing room has a dual aspect with an attractive fireplace as the focal point and views over the front garden. Located off the reception hall, there is a sitting room with a feature fireplace and a door leading to the wonderful open plan kitchen/breakfast room which has a central lantern letting the light flood in and there are double doors leading out to the raised terrace and garden. The kitchen contains a range of wall and base units, various integrated appliances and electric Aga.Beyond the stairs is a utility room and separate WC as well as a door which provides access to the lower ground floor.The first floor has a laundry on the half landing and off the main landing, there is the master bedroom with a double aspect, en suite bathroom and access to a study/bedroom 6/dressing room which is also accessible from the landing. A second bedroom also has an en suite bathroom. The accommodation continues to the top floor where there are three further bedrooms, two with en suites and bedroom 5 has the use of a separate shower room.The Garden FlatThe garden floor flat has a separate entrance but is also connected via an internal staircase to the principal home. The accommodation includes a large kitchen/sitting room with a double aspect. There are two bedrooms with en suites and both rooms have a further bedroom beyond making four bedrooms in total. These two rooms have double doors that lead out to the garden.Fixtures and FittingsThere are valuable light fittings in the property, special light fittings are excluded from the sale. The fireplaces in the drawing room and the sitting room do not comply with current fire regulations as they need a ventilation system installed if they are to be used. The free standing pine dresser in the kitchen is excluded from the sale.OutsideThe property is approached by electrically operated gates that give vehicular and pedestrian access to a gravelled area and off street parking for several cars. The front garden has box hedging and is a level lawn with a mature hedgerow providing privacy.The rear garden is level and enclosed. The garden is mainly laid to lawn with well stocked borders including specimen trees such as a magnolia, twisted hazel and a cherry blossom. These gardens are accessible from a raised terrace off the kitchen/breakfast room which is ideal for entertaining. Of particular note, is the pedestrian access directly into the Clifton College Campus. There is also a single garage with personal door from the garden and an outside w.c.Square Footage: 4806 sq ftDirectionsLocationThe M32 is about 2 miles away and the M5 (J17) is about 5 miles away. Bristol Airport is about 9.4 miles away and Bristol Temple Meads (about 2.9 miles) has a direct line to Paddington.Directions (BS8 3EE)Havard House is the sixth house on your right when turning right out of Guthrie Road on to Pembroke Road. Access is via a gated entrance opposite All Saints Road.

The property is well placed for schools in both the state and private sectors; Clifton College, Clifton High School, Christchurch Primary School, Queen Elizabeth Hospital School and Bristol Grammar School are within walking distance and Badminton School for girls is close by.Pleasant walks and cycling can be found on The Downs, Ashton Court, Blaise Castle and Leigh Woods. Excellent shops, bars and restaurants in Clifton Village and Whiteladies Road. There is also extensive shopping available at Cabot Circus, Park Street and The Mall at Cribbs Causeway. Bristol Old Vic, Bristol Hippodrome and Colston Hall can all be found in the City Centre.The property was constructed circa 1860 and retains much of its original detail including fireplaces, cornice, ceiling roses and many of the sash windows include the working shutters. The southern and eastern elevations are constructed from stone with ornate bath stone quoins and window detail, whilst the western elevation has been rendered with the addition of the substantial kitchen/breakfast room that enjoys the outlook across the gardens. The ground floor has a vestibule with glazed fan light and double doors leading through to the reception hall, with feature stained and leaded windows, top lights and the rising staircase to the upper floors.The drawing room has a dual aspect with an attractive fireplace as the focal point and views over the front garden.Located off the reception hall, there is a sitting room with a feature fireplace and a door leading to the wonderful open plan kitchen/breakfast room which has a central lantern letting the light flood in and there are double doors leading out to the raised terrace and garden. The kitchen contains a range of wall and base units, various integrated appliances and electric Aga.Beyond the stairs is a utility room and separate WC as well as a door which provides access to the lower ground floor.The first floor has a laundry on the half landing and off the main landing, there is the master bedroom with a double aspect, ensuite bathroom and access to a study/bedroom 6/dressing room which is also accessible from the landing. A second bedroom also has an ensuite bathroom. The accommodation continues to the top floor where there are three further bedrooms, two with en suites and bedroom 5 has the use of a separate shower room.The garden floor flat has a separate entrance but is also connected via an internal staircase to the principal home. The accommodation includes a large kitchen/sitting room with a double aspect. There are two bedrooms with en suites and both rooms have a further bedroom beyond making four bedrooms in total. These two rooms have double doors that lead out to the garden.The property is approached by electrically operated gates that give vehicular and pedestrian access to a gravelled area and off street parking for several cars. The front garden has box hedging and is a level lawn with a mature hedgerow providing privacy.The rear garden is level and enclosed. The garden is mainly laid to lawn with well stocked borders including specimen trees such as a magnolia, twisted hazel and a cherry blossom. These gardens are accessible from a raised terrace off the kitchen/breakfast room which is ideal for entertaining. Of particular note, is the pedestrian access directly into the Clifton College Campus. There is also a single garage with personal door from the garden and an outside w.c.The M32 is about 2 miles away and the M5 (J17) is about 5 miles away. Bristol Airport is about 9.4 miles away and Bristol Temple Meads (about 2.9 miles) has a direct line to Paddington.

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