26 properties for sale in Bristol in Newport Bristol

Fantastic first-time purchase or buy-to-let in a popular location with plenty of amenities close by. This lovely home offers two double bedrooms, spacious open-plan living, and a low-maintenance rear garden.Description Fantastic first-time purchase or buy-to-let in a popular location with plenty of amenities close by. This lovely home offers two double bedrooms, spacious open-plan living, and a low-maintenance rear garden. The property is located close to everything you would need. Many local amenities are a short walk away on Church Road, Caerleon Road and Chepstow Road. Alternatively, the city centre with high street shops is a 15 minute walk away. Commuters would have plenty of options for accessing the M4 at Junctions 25 and 26, or you can walk to Newport Train Station. Finally, this home is ideally located for a young family with Newport Nursery School, and St Joseph's Roman Catholic Junior & Infant School right around the corner. Internally, this home has been tastefully decorated throughout with bright neutral colours, easily allowing you to decorate as you wish, or to leave it as it is. The spacious open-plan living room is the ideal family room. With plenty of space for a living room with sofas, coffee tables and a TV, as well as a distinct dining area to enjoy a lovely family meal. Alternatively, the space could be used as a "work from home space" or a kid's play area. The kitchen offers ample white wall and base units topped with black laminate countertops, and space for a freestanding cooker. Upstairs offers two spacious double bedrooms. Both offer plenty of space for wardrobes, bedside tables, and chests of drawers. The utility room offers ample space for white goods as well as wall units and a laminate countertop. The family bathroom is located downstairs and offers a full-white suite with a bathtub topped with a shower, a toilet, and a white pedestal wash basin. Upon entering the rear garden, you are greeted by the patio at the foot of the house, ideal for hosting a BBQ with friends, or to just relax under the sun. The grass lawn offers space for the kids to play or the dog to run around. To the back is an outbuilding, offering storage space, or the opportunity to refurbish it as you wish. The property is fully enclosed and is secured by well-maintained wooden fences offering ample privacy. Price: £150,000 (Asking Price Of)Tenure: FreeholdEPC: TbcCouncil Tax Band: Bfoyer 2' 11" x 5' 3" (0.89m x 1.6m)living/ dining room 14' 1" x 23' 4" (4.29m x 7.11m)kitchen 7' 4" x 12' 10" (2.24m x 3.91m)utility room 4' 8" x 5' 0" (1.42m x 1.52m)bathroom 4' 6" x 7' 4" (1.37m x 2.24m)master bedroom 14' 3" x 10' 0" (4.34m x 3.05m)bedroom 10' 10" x 12' 2" (3.3m x 3.71m) check out the 3D virtual tour!

Renovated substantial end terrace property, well positioned close to Town Centre, Rail & Bus Station. Well planned and decorated family living space offering; hall, lounge, 23' kitchen/diner with oven/hob/hood, cloakroom/wc, 4 bedrooms, family bathroom. Complemented by PVC double glazing, feature tiling, newly fitted carpets, integral garage, rear garden, chain free.EPC band DAccommodation:Hall: Composite part glazed door, tiled floor adjacent to door, radiator, plain walls and ceilings throughout, staircase to first floor, newly fitted carpets.Lounge: 14'8" x 10'4" - Painted panel door, PVC window to front, electricity meter cupboard gas meter cupboard, radiator, double entrance to kitchen/diner with one tiled step. This forms a superb open feeling overall.Kitchen/diner: 23'0" x 10'6" - PVC window to rear, PVC French doors to small courtyard area, white panel kitchen wall and floor storage incorporating a stainless steel sink unit, tiled splash backs, gas hob/electric oven/stainless steel cooker hood (not inspected working) concealed 'Baxi' gas boiler (not inspected working), ceramic tiled floor, two radiators, electric vent, painted panel door to lobby.Lobby: Part glazed PVC door to rear, tall white radiator, ceramic tiled floor, painted panel door to wc.WC: PVC window to side, low level wc, wash hand basin, part tiled walls, ceramic tiled floor, electric vent.First floor:Landing: Painted panel doors to all rooms, radiator.Bedroom 1: 15'6" x 14'2" - Two PVC windows to front, two radiator, wall store.Bedroom 2: 14'3" x 10'3" - PVC window to front, radiator.Bedroom 3: 10'7" x 8'5" - PVC window to rear, radiator.Bedroom 4: 10'9" x 7'2" PVC window to rear, radiator.Bathroom: PVC window to side, white bath, telephone mixer taps with shower head, wc and wash hand basin, tall chrome radiator, part tiled walls, ceramic tiled floor.Gardens: Rear - Slightly elevated, partly fenced, further potential as yet uncultivated.Garage: Integral, electric roller shutter access to front of the property.Tenure: Advised freehold awaiting written confirmation.

A wonderful country home in extensive grounds in a delightful rural setting with stables, paddocks and scope to create an independent dwellingDescriptionThis most attractive period farmhouse has a great depth of history and retains a wealth of wonderful period features. It dates to the late 15th century with 16th/17th century modifications and in 1986 it was Grade II listed. It speaks volumes for the charm of the property that it has only been owned by three parties in the last 100 years, the current owners having lived here for nearly 40 of those. During the course of this long period of ownership, the house has been beautifully maintained and it is presented in exceptionally fine decorative order with great care taken to protect the integrity of the fabric of the building. Planning exists for conversion of the adjacent stables, tack room and hay loft to create an independent three bedroom dwelling with a separate driveway added to allow any subsequent occupants to access without impacting upon the privacy of the main farmhouse.The home sits in a delightful rural setting. In addition to the beautiful gardens and orchard there is parcel of paddock land, all of which totals 5.39 acres. From the front lane, a graveled pathway bounded by lavender borders leads to the outer porch opening to a flagstone entrance. Evidence of the age of the home becomes immediately apparent with features that include ancient roof timbers, deep set windows (all of which have been replaced with quality timber units) and directly ahead at the back of the hallway is most unusual and rare Tudor arch allowing light to flow though from the rear conservatory. There are three ground floor receptions, the main drawing room featuring an outstanding inglenook fireplace complete with original bread oven and curing chamber below. There is a beautiful built-in elm dresser on the opposite wall. An opening from the drawing room leads into a good sized dining room with an archway and a step down into the quiet snug which forms a link with the rear conservatory and access to the stable yard. The farmhouse kitchen is of typical size for a home of this age with space for a central breakfast table with a generous array of built-in storage cabinets, Belfast sink, granite work surfaces, Aga stove and separate ceramic hob. In addition to the main house, there is a converted coach house which offers a myriad of uses, perhaps for separate office accommodation, a party room or an indoor games room.A five bar gated driveway opens to a very large parking area with space for numerous cars including covered parking in the hay barn. A further gate leads to the enclosed stable yard. There is a tack room, hay loft and four stables plus the stone built former pigsty which could also be utilised as stabling if so desired. There is a delightful outdoor covered dining area adjacent to the stone built log store and all parts of the pretty ornamental gardens are beautifully tended and designed for relatively low maintenance. The productive orchard to the front has an array of apple trees, pear and mature flowering cherries.There are three separate staircases to the first floor of the house providing it with terrific flexibility in the way in which it may be used. Immediately above the kitchen and enjoying independence from the rest of the first floor accommodation is a vaulted family room which in the past has been used as a bedroom but would make an excellent office. From the central hallway, the staircase rises to a small first floor landing with lovely dual aspect double bedroom and a Jack and Jill bathroom with freestanding bath with ball and claw feet and separate built in shower cubicle. This room has a lovely period archway which replicates in miniature the Tudor archway on the floor below. A further bedroom is set off this landing which provides a link through to the principal part of the first floor. By utilising the sitting room and back kitchen, it is worth noting that this wing of the house is perfect for those seeking to accommodate a family member that enjoys both independence from main accommodation but without isolation from the whole. The landing leads to two further double bedrooms, the principal benefitting from a smartly appointed ensuite shower room. There is a further, smartly appointed bathroom on the ground floor.Separate services: Oil fired central heating, private drainage and mains water.LocationLower Claverham is located approximately 11 miles South of Bristol’s Commercial Centre. There are excellent road, air and rail links via the A370, Bristol International Airport and Nailsea and Backwell Train Station respectively. Within the immediate environs there are a number of highly regarded schools such as Backwell Secondary School as well as amenities suitable for day to day living, Claverham Village Hall is just 1.7 miles and nearby St Barnabas Church. Bristol City Centre provides an extensive range of independent schools.Square Footage: 3,408 sq ftAcreage:5.39 Acres

A wonderful country home in extensive grounds in a delightful rural setting with stables, paddocks and scope to create an independent dwellingDescriptionThis most attractive period farmhouse has a great depth of history and retains a wealth of wonderful period features. It dates to the late 15th century with 16th/17th century modifications and in 1986 it was Grade II listed. It speaks volumes for the charm of the property that it has only been owned by three parties in the last 100 years, the current owners having lived here for nearly 40 of those. During the course of this long period of ownership, the house has been beautifully maintained and it is presented in exceptionally fine decorative order with great care taken to protect the integrity of the fabric of the building. Planning exists for conversion of the adjacent stables, tack room and hay loft to create an independent three bedroom dwelling with a separate driveway added to allow any subsequent occupants to access without impacting upon the privacy of the main farmhouse.The home sits in a delightful rural setting. In addition to the beautiful gardens and orchard there is parcel of paddock land, all of which totals 5.39 acres. From the front lane, a graveled pathway bounded by lavender borders leads to the outer porch opening to a flagstone entrance. Evidence of the age of the home becomes immediately apparent with features that include ancient roof timbers, deep set windows (all of which have been replaced with quality timber units) and directly ahead at the back of the hallway is most unusual and rare Tudor arch allowing light to flow though from the rear conservatory. There are three ground floor receptions, the main drawing room featuring an outstanding inglenook fireplace complete with original bread oven and curing chamber below. There is a beautiful built-in elm dresser on the opposite wall. An opening from the drawing room leads into a good sized dining room with an archway and a step down into the quiet snug which forms a link with the rear conservatory and access to the stable yard. The farmhouse kitchen is of typical size for a home of this age with space for a central breakfast table with a generous array of built-in storage cabinets, Belfast sink, granite work surfaces, Aga stove and separate ceramic hob. In addition to the main house, there is a converted coach house which offers a myriad of uses, perhaps for separate office accommodation, a party room or an indoor games room.A five bar gated driveway opens to a very large parking area with space for numerous cars including covered parking in the hay barn. A further gate leads to the enclosed stable yard. There is a tack room, hay loft and four stables plus the stone built former pigsty which could also be utilised as stabling if so desired. There is a delightful outdoor covered dining area adjacent to the stone built log store and all parts of the pretty ornamental gardens are beautifully tended and designed for relatively low maintenance. The productive orchard to the front has an array of apple trees, pear and mature flowering cherries.There are three separate staircases to the first floor of the house providing it with terrific flexibility in the way in which it may be used. Immediately above the kitchen and enjoying independence from the rest of the first floor accommodation is a vaulted family room which in the past has been used as a bedroom but would make an excellent office. From the central hallway, the staircase rises to a small first floor landing with lovely dual aspect double bedroom and a Jack and Jill bathroom with freestanding bath with ball and claw feet and separate built in shower cubicle. This room has a lovely period archway which replicates in miniature the Tudor archway on the floor below. A further bedroom is set off this landing which provides a link through to the principal part of the first floor. By utilising the sitting room and back kitchen, it is worth noting that this wing of the house is perfect for those seeking to accommodate a family member that enjoys both independence from main accommodation but without isolation from the whole. The landing leads to two further double bedrooms, the principal benefitting from a smartly appointed ensuite shower room. There is a further, smartly appointed bathroom on the ground floor.Separate services: Oil fired central heating, private drainage and mains water.LocationLower Claverham is located approximately 11 miles South of Bristol’s Commercial Centre. There are excellent road, air and rail links via the A370, Bristol International Airport and Nailsea and Backwell Train Station respectively. Within the immediate environs there are a number of highly regarded schools such as Backwell Secondary School as well as amenities suitable for day to day living, Claverham Village Hall is just 1.7 miles and nearby St Barnabas Church. Bristol City Centre provides an extensive range of independent schools.Square Footage: 3,408 sq ftAcreage:5.39 Acres

Description Offered to the market for the first time since the 1880s is a superb and incredibly rare opportunity to purchase a large four-bedroom period farmhouse, complete with an integrated one-bedroom self-contained apartment, and an attached three-bedroom modern annexe, over 4600 sq ft of accommodation, set in wonderful established grounds with far reaching views.Merryhill Farm provides a seldom available chance for buyers who are looking to purchase a forever home, with space to co-habit with other family members/dependent relatives, or indeed utilise the extensive accommodation to create an additional income. The property can also be used as one large eight-bedroom house as the additional dwellings have interlinking doors to the main property as well as their own private entrances.Set in an outstanding rural position in Nempnett Thrubwell, with exceptional far-reaching views towards the Mendip Hills, Merryhill Farm shares a level private driveway with just a small clutch of other unique period homes that once all formed part of the original farm. Although the driveway has shared access with the neighbouring properties, the driveway and yard belong to Merryhill Farm. Occupying a privileged position to the south of the enclave, the Main Farmhouse is full of original character including an original inglenook fireplace, beams and exposed stone walls. With generous proportions throughout, there are three/four reception room, large kitchen/breakfast room with Small Bone kitchen units, spacious utility with four bedrooms and two bathrooms on the first floor.To the rear of the house, enjoying a spectacular south facing aspect is the glorious lawned rear garden which features a large ornamental pond, beautiful Scandinavian summer house, and pristine level lawn. To the rear of the garden wrought iron railings separate the Farm from a large paddock of approximately 10 acres which is available by separate negotiations. The property itself sits in grounds of just over an acre, and enjoys breath taking views over the rolling hills of the surrounding countryside towards the Mendip Hills and North Somerset coast-line.To the right of the farmhouse is a splendid annexe, which offers a further three bedrooms, two receptions rooms and its own private garden. Having been renovated in recent years the annexe offers a far more contemporary living space with modern features and refined fittings. Ideal for family or dependants.Accessed by a separate doorway is a self-contained one-bedroom apartment on the first floor of the farmhouse which could easily be integrated back into the main property if desired.Our vendor says Our family have lived and enjoyed being here for over 150 years. Although it will be the hardest thing we have had to do, leaving it behind, with all the fantastic memories and everything we have done to it, but it is the right time to downsize and live a little, and now we hope someone will buy it and love it as much as we have.We have noticed Only once in generation does an opportunity like Merryhill Farm come along, with its extensive and flexible arrangement of buildings, perfectly suited to a family who wish to co habit and yet still enjoy their own individual space. It occupies a divine setting with stunning views, giving you a true sense of privacy and yet not isolated.Situation The hamlet of Nempnett Thrubwell lies in the heart of Chew Valley countryside near the village of Butcombe and within reach of both Blagdon and Winford. Both these villages have local facilities including shops, pubs and primary schooling. There is also access to the Chew Valley medical centre. Secondary schools can be found in Bristol, Winford, and The Chew Valley as well as independent schools in Wells, Winscombe and Bristol. Nempnett Thrubwell is readily accessible to, Wells, Bristol in the North and to the east, the Georgian city of Bath is a huge attraction. There is also good motorway and mainline railway access here and Bristol Airport with its low cost air schedule is also close by but away from the flight path.Directions Heading towards Redhill on the A38 Bridgwater Road from the direction of Bristol, once you have passed Bristol Airport continue across the roundabout and onto Redhill approximately half a mile down the road on the left-hand side you will see a turning onto Row of Ashes Lane, continue to the cross roads and proceed straight over onto Green Lane. Merry Hill Farm can be found a little way along the lane on the right-hand side.Property information Tenure - FreeholdCouncil tax band - G

Saxons are pleased to offer this detached freehold 22 Bedroom Hotel investment opportunity which is set in approximately 2 acres and is ideally situated close to Jct 23 of the M5 Motorway being less than 1 mile away. The property is in need of completing and the current vendor is continuing works until a sale is completed. The vendor has also completed and submitted a pre-application to Sedgemoor Council for a 70-100 bedroom hotel with parking and associated facilities. *** for sale by online auction - starting price £1.6m***entrance hall - 7'7" (2.31m) x 20'2" (6.15m)Stairs rising to galleried landing. Under stairs storage cupboard.Dining room - 17'9" (5.41m) x 31'0" (9.45m)lounge/bar - 16'6" (5.03m) x 34'2" (10.41m)Electric fuse board.Inner lobbyLeading to kitchen and fire escape. Multiple storage cupboards.Kitchen - 11'1" (3.38m) x 20'5" (6.22m)With boiler cupboard.Ladies wash room - 4'10" (1.47m) x 6'8" (2.03m)mens wash room - 4'10" (1.47m) x 7'10" (2.39m)store cupboardwine storage roombedroom - 11'2" (3.4m) x 11'5" (3.48m)A west-facing room with built-in wardrobe. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting. Radiator. En-suite shower room (8'2" x 3'10") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.Bedroom - 11'2" (3.4m) x 11'3" (3.43m)A west-facing room with built-in wardrobe. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting. Radiator. En-suite shower room (8'2" x 3'10") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.Bedroom - 9'8" (2.95m) x 11'2" (3.4m)An east-aspect room with wardrobe recess. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting. Radiator. Wet room (8'2" x 7'9") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.Bedroom - 10'3" (3.12m) x 11'2" (3.4m)A east-aspect room with built-in wardrobe. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting. Radiator. En-suite shower room (8'6" x 2'10") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.First floor galleried landingbedroom - 12'6" (3.81m) x 16'9" (5.11m)Dual aspect room with built-in wardrobe. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting. Radiator. Cupboard housing fuse board. En-suite shower room (8'8" x 7'7") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin, panel bath and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan. Cupboard housing hot water cylinder.Bedroom - 10'1" (3.07m) x 12'3" (3.73m)A west-facing room with built-in cupboard. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting. Radiator. En-suite shower room (9'2" x 2'9") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.Bedroom - 11'2" (3.4m) x 15'0" (4.57m)A west-aspect room with built-in wardrobe. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting. Radiator. En-suite shower room (8'1" x 3'9") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.Bedroom - 11'2" (3.4m) x 12'5" (3.78m)A west-aspect room with built-in wardrobe. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting. Radiator. En-suite shower room (8'1" x 3'9") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.First floor hallwayFire escape. Multiple storage cupboards.Bedroom - 11'1" (3.38m) x 14'8" (4.47m)An east-facing room. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting. Radiator. En-suite shower room (8'2" x 4'5") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.Bedroom - 11'2" (3.4m) x 13'3" (4.04m)An east-aspect room with built-in cupboard. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting. Radiator. En-suite shower room (8'1" x 4'6") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.Inner hallLeading to second floor. Cupboard housing hot water cylinder.Bedroom - 14'6" (4.42m) x 15'1" (4.6m)A south-facing room. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting. Radiator. En-suite shower room (7'2" x 5'6") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.Bedroom - 14'6" (4.42m) x 16'6" (5.03m)A south-facing room with built-in cupboard. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting. Radiator. Cupboard housing hot water cylinder. En-suite shower room (9'1" x 5'5") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.Bedroom - 11'5" (3.48m) x 13'4" (4.06m)A north-aspect room. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting. Radiator. En-suite shower room (10'3" x 2'10") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.Bedroom - 11'2" (3.4m) x 11'2" (3.4m)A north-facing room with built-in storage cupboard. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting. Radiator. En-suite shower room (8'8" x 2'10") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.Second floor landingSmooth ceiling with spot lighting. Walk-in storage cupboard. Doors to all principle rooms.Bedroom - 9'2" (2.79m) x 10'11" (3.33m)A front south-facing room (some restrictive head height). Velux window. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting. Radiator. With en-suite shower room (8'6" x 2'9") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.Bedroom - 9'5" (2.87m) x 10'3" (3.12m)A front south-facing room (some restrictive head height). Velux window. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting. Radiator. En-suite shower room (8'3" x 2'9") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.Bedroom - 12'10" (3.91m) x 12'11" (3.94m)A front south-facing room (some restrictive head height). Velux window. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting. Radiator. En-suite shower room (8'6 " x 2'9") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.Bedroom - 9'10" (3m) x 16'9" (5.11m)Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting (some restrictive head height). Velux window. Radiator. With en-suite shower room (8'1" x 6'3") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.Bedroom - 8'2" (2.49m) x 13'8" (4.17m)A north-facing room (some restrictive head height). Velux window. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting. Radiator. En-suite shower room (8'10" x 8'1") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.Bedroom - 8'10" (2.69m) x 13'11" (4.24m)A west-facing room (some restrictive head height). Velux window. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting. Radiator. En-suite shower room (8'9" x 4'2") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.Bedroom - 7'10" (2.39m) x 10'10" (3.3m)A west-facing room (some restrictive head height). Velux window. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting. Radiator. En-suite shower room (6'4" x 6'2") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.Bedroom - 7'10" (2.39m) x 10'10" (3.3m)A west-facing room (some restrictive head height). Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting. Radiator. En-suite shower room (6'4" x 6'2") comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.Shower roomShower room comprising low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin and shower. Smooth ceiling with inset spot lighting and extractor fan.Family room - 10'8" (3.25m) x 14'6" (4.42m)Side aspect Velux window. Radiator. Smooth sloped ceiling with inset spot lighting.OutsideplotSituated on a plot measuring approximately 2 acres. The plot is mainly enclosed by wall and fencing, offering a wide scope for further development subject to normal planning consents.ParkingHard standing gravelled area to the front providing off-street parking for approximately 30 vehicles. Access lane to the side.Agents note- The property has a cesspit tank.- The property uses lpg gas tanks.DirectionsThe postcode for the property is TA6 4TF. If you require further information, please call the office.Money laundering regulations 2012Intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification, proof of address and proof of financial status when an offer is received. We would ask for your cooperation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing the saleNoticePlease note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.

Belvedere - Built around 1790 -1800 this elegant Georgian style townhouse is situated in 0.25 acre plot with stunning views and south facing garden.DescriptionBuilt around 1790 – 1800 and extended around 1830, Belvedere is a stunning semi-detached Georgian townhouse located in the heart of Long Ashton village with incredible far reaching views, some of the best the village has to offer. This is an incredibly rare opportunity to acquire one of Long Ashton’s most bold and elegant properties, originally built for the Smyth family the spacious home has kept lots of its period features including large sash windows and shutters, beautiful fireplaces, picture rails and ceiling cornicing. The accommodation is laid over four floors with the ground floor compromising of entrance hall, cloakroom, four well proportioned reception rooms, including living room, dining room, study and morning room. The lower ground floor offers the lower hallway, kitchen / breakfast room with large pantry, adjoining utility room, play room / study with access to garden store room, former dark room and cellar. The first floor consists of the master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, two further bedrooms and family bathroom. The top floor accommodation has two further generous bedrooms and family bathroom. Outside to the rear is a large patio area perfect for alfresco dining with steps down to a fully enclosed lawned garden. To the front is an enclosed lawned area with mature shrubs and trees with private driveway for multiple vehicles.LocationSurrounded by rolling countryside, Long Ashton lies just a few miles south west of Bristol and enjoys facilities to include a supermarket, post office, baker and wine merchant amongst others. Whether it is a relaxed or faster pace of life you are looking for Long Ashton has the answer. The beautiful Ashton Court Estate with its deer park and acres of open space ideal for walking, cycling or riding; three reputable golf courses; a good choice of pubs and, of course, Clifton Village with all it has to offer is on a matter of minutes away. For those with families, Long Ashton and the surrounding areas have a wide choice of highly regarded primary, secondary and independent schools.

Located in a characterful cobbled mews just off Bristol Gardens in Little Venice, we are delighted to offer this 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 cafes at Clifton Road and Formosa Street.

The Property is a recently developed family home with an emphasis on glass to take full advantage of its amazing setting, with views over the surrounding countryside including Blagdon Lake and the Welsh hills. It has been built to the highest of standards throughout and has an abundance of the highest quality modern appliances. The first floor is entered into a generous reception hall with staircase and study area. To the right is the fabulous kitchen/dining/living room with doors out to the garden, top of the range kitchen appliances, surround sound and amazing views. The kitchen is a Benton's kitchen.The very spacious and luxurious sitting room is entered through double doors from the kitchen/dining/living room and has doors out to the garden. It has outstanding views and a Bath stone open fire. The sitting room is also accessed off the reception hall. To the rearof the property is a high quality and very spacious utility room with separate entrance, downstairs shower room and a playroom/bedroom 5/6, offering flexibility should someone require a self-contained annex.The bedroom accommodation is all located on the first floor off a spacious landing. Of particular note is the amazing master bedroom with an extremely large en suite shower room, role top bath within the bedroom itself which takes full advantage of the views and adressing room. It is an exceptional space. There are three further extremely large double bedrooms -one of which is an en suite -and a family bathroom.OutsideIt is approached over a sweeping drive to a spacious parking area in front of the integrated double garage. The landscaped gardens wrap themselves around the property and are beautifully presented and deceptively large. They are one of the many stand out features of the property and take full advantage of the stunning views. The gardens are mainly laid to lawn.DistancesBristol 12 miles | Wells 9 miles | M5 (J21) 10 miles | Bristol Airport 5 miles | Bath 18 miles (Distances are approximate).Directions (BS40)As you drive through the centre of Blagdon with the Londis on your left, rather than baring left on the High Street, you continue straight up the hill onto Street End. Continue up this lane for a short distance where you will see the entrance to Dunbarin on the right hand side, overlooking fields.

The accommodation is arranged over three floors and has been extended by our current vendors into the roof and to the rear. On the ground floor, there are numerous reception rooms which enjoy an attractive outlook to the front and rear, creating the perfect place to entertain or simply to relax. From a wide and welcoming entrance hall, a useful reception room or office overlooks the front garden which faces south, with a generous sitting room running from front to back, flowing to the kitchen breakfast room.The bespoke kitchen and family room has been extended to the rear and affords a high degree of natural light. An immaculate kitchen is complete with a range of integral appliances and fitted storage, as well as a breakfast area complete with bi-folding doors overlooking the rear garden. Completing the accommodation is a useful utility and access to an integral garage.On the first floor, there are three consistently proportioned light filled bedrooms, all enjoying a pleasant outlook to the mature gardens, front and rear. The bedrooms are serviced by an en suite, a guest family bathroom and shower rooms. On the second floor, a loft conversion has created an extensive bedroom.This attractive home sits behind electric gates with parking for numerous vehicles. The front garden is predominately lawn with mature borders. At the rear, a large sunny garden blends level lawn and a range of established trees and shrubbery, and a raised sun terrace flows from the breakfast area.Knoll Hill sits in the heart of one of Bristol's most exclusive residential locations of Sneyd Park. This quiet and leafy area is close to the borders of Bristol's iconic Durdham Downs, with numerous local amenities all close by. Elm Lea School is a short walk away along with various private secondary schools such as Clifton College, Clifton High School and Badminton School for girls.

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.

Vendor Comment: 'Having lived in this road for the best part of 50 years it is quite a wrench to leave, but Devon and the sea is calling. The house has been a very happy lucky home for us all and its character is full of warmth and good times ready for the next lovely family to enjoy'.DescriptionAn elegant and attractive Stride built detached 1930’s family home located in one of Bristol’s most prestigious locations.The house and grounds sit within approximately a third of an acre which incorporates a beautiful South facing rear garden giving access to the private woodland copse beyond.The property is approached via a gated driveway with access to one side leading through to a detached garage/workshop. A mainly lawned front garden extends to the opposite side of the drive and opens out and through to the rear gardens.A substantial interior is well presented throughout with most rooms enjoying an open outlook towards the tree lined valley view’s extending from the rear aspect.The ground floor offers a magnificent drawing room with open fireplace and access to both the front and rear gardens. An open plan kitchen area with walk in larder and snug room complete with an open fireplace. A rear hall leads through to the side access and utility room. A separate (truncated)Council TaxBand D.

Vendor Comment: 'Having lived in this road for the best part of 50 years it is quite a wrench to leave, but Devon and the sea is calling. The house has been a very happy lucky home for us all and its character is full of warmth and good times ready for the next lovely family to enjoy'.DescriptionAn elegant and attractive Stride built detached 1930’s family home located in one of Bristol’s most prestigious locations.The house and grounds sit within approximately a third of an acre which incorporates a beautiful South facing rear garden giving access to the private woodland copse beyond.The property is approached via a gated driveway with access to one side leading through to a detached garage/workshop. A mainly lawned front garden extends to the opposite side of the drive and opens out and through to the rear gardens.A substantial interior is well presented throughout with most rooms enjoying an open outlook towards the tree lined valley view’s extending from the rear aspect.The ground floor offers a magnificent drawing room with open fireplace and access to both the front and rear gardens. An open plan kitchen area with walk in larder and snug room complete with an open fireplace. A rear hall leads through to the side access and utility room. A separate (truncated)Council TaxBand D.

The property occupies a stunning position with rural views, approximately 10 miles from the centre of Bristol with roads and rail networks providing access to London, the Midlands and the West Country. It formed part of Manor Farm which dates back to the 16thcentury with later additions. The property has been significantly altered to provide adaptable accommodation and is in excellent condition throughout, balancing period charm with luxurious modern living perfectly. Period features include exposed beams and natural stone walls. There is a newly installed orangery, recently installed oak flooring and door frames, contemporary kitchen units with granite work tops and fully fitted bathrooms. Including a new en-suite bathroom in the fantastic master bedroom suite.The property is entered into a fantastic newly installed orangery with beautiful views and direct access to the gardens. The well-presented kitchen/dining/sitting area is entered through a beautiful stone archway from the garden room and forms the heart of theproperty. The kitchen area has a central work island and this area plus the dining area has a double aspect with the dining area leading to the enclosed courtyard with water feature.Beyond the sitting area – which includes a feature wood burner - is the sun room which has floor to ceiling glazing and leads to a bedroom with en-suite. Two further bedrooms with en-suites are accessed from a staircase leading from the sitting room. This includes the newly fitted and re-modelled master suite which has access out to a balcony with stunning rural views over your land and beyond.Beyond the kitchen is a large entrance hall/study/breakfast area which has a utility area off and shower room. A staircase leads to a bedroom above. Beyond the entrance hall is the garden room overlooking the outdoor swimming pool and views beyond, which leads to a further bedroom with en-suite wet room. These rooms all offer a great level of flexibility in their use and has been rented out in the past as a self-contained 2 bedroom unit. It is ideal for dual occupancy but also for family living. There is a separate home office off the central courtyard with own entrance.Gardens and groundsIt is approached by a gravel drive that leads to a large area including a triple garage. From the spacious drive you are immediately hit by fantastic views across the surrounding countryside. Steps lead down to the newly installed orangery, which is surrounded by stone terracing, pathways and lawn. There are also raised beds. The pathway leads down from the orangery to the indoor swimming pool and outdoor swimming pool which forms a wonderful, sheltered area below the garden area and benefits from rural views. Further gardens are found beyond the swimming pool and are laid to lawn and borders the lower paddock of approximately 9.42 acres. To the side of the indoor swimming pool the recently improved tennis court, which neighbours the orchard, approximately 1 acre and with a level.Area to the top with stunning views.There is a stable yard off the main drive with a further 8.84 acres of paddock land, woodland and kitchen garden to the side and aboveDirections (BS40)From Pilgrims Way in Chew Stoke, continue along lane for a short distance and just before the bridge over the stream bear left into School Lane. Continue along for approximately one mile, take the first turning on your right. After approximately 400 yards you will find Manor Farm Barn on the right hand side.Bristol 10 miles | Wells 13 miles | Bath 16 miles | Bristol International Airport 5 miles (Distances and times approximate).

An outstanding development plot for two substantial dwellings commanding some of the finest views in The Chew ValleyDescriptionThis is an extremely exciting and rare opportunity to create two bespoke dwellings set in grounds approaching 5 acres in one of the most spectacular locations in the heart of the Chew Valley to be sold as one lot or two individual lots. The site affords simply breathtaking views to the south towards Blagdon, the distant Mendip Hills and to the West the Bristol Channel.It is understood that each of the properties could offer circa 4,500 sq ft once developed with each plot being allocated in the region of 2.5 acres.A further acre paddock is available by separate negotiation.Full details of the planning may be drawn from the application numbers below on the North Somerset Planning Portal.Planning application 22/P/0079/ful – Barn Conversation & RebuildPlanning application 22/P/0080/ful – New HouseComputer generated images of the new homes detailed within this brochure.LocationLocated just a short drive from the A38, Bristol and the Airport, Ruslin Farm is set in the heart of the beautiful Chew Valley, located at the foot hills of the Mendips and highly regarded due to its number of amenities. Butcombe itself is a small village situated 11 miles from the City and the village of Blagdon is about two miles distant and has a Post Office/General Store, butcher, Church, Village Hall, Primary School and public houses. There are secondary schools in Chew Magna, Backwell and Churchill. Nearby independents include Wells Cathedral, Sidcot, Milfield, Bristol and the Downs prep school in Wraxall.For sailing and fishing nearby Chew Valley and Blagdon Lake are ideal and there are footpaths and bridle paths over the Mendip Hills. For golfers there are courses at Bristol and Clifton Golf Club in Failand, Burnham and Berrow at Burnham-on-Sea and Mendip Springs Golf Clubs at Congesbury.Acreage:4.86 Acres

Classic Georgian splendor in the heart of the Chew Valley.DescriptionThis elegant and striking period home is Grade II listed, principally dating to the early 19th century and believed to have origins in the 1600s. Approached via a gated entrance and over a sweeping gravel driveway, the house is set in truly exceptional manicured grounds of circa 2.2 acres. Village homes of this calibre rarely become available in the Chew Valley which has proved to be one of the country’s most sought after rural locations. There is delightful countryside on the doorstep, beautiful lakes, pretty ancient villages and wonderful bird and wildlife.With parking for numerous vehicles and set behind a stunning specimen oak tree, two gentle steps lead to a central six panelled door with period fanlight and moulded round headed surround. Either side of the hallway are two reception rooms, the smaller of the two overlooking the front grounds with built in alcove cupboards framing the chimney breast. Opposite is the large drawing room with fireplace and triple, dual aspect windows with working shutters. Passing the staircase, the hallway leads through to the rear glazed entrance to the sheltered paved courtyard with large cloakroom and the most enormous boot room. This features stone flooring that runs through into the adjacent laundry room with the original built in storage cupboards. A further doorway opens to the driveway. Underfloor heating runs throughout the drawing room into the kitchen which in addition to the hallway and snug features oak flooring by Chaunceys. The kitchen is beautifully fitted with hand built cabinets painted in muted natural tones with honed granite work surfaces. Appliances include a built in wine cooler, fridge freezer and gas fired aga stove.Set at the half landing is a 14 pane arched window, bathing the staircase in a good deal of natural sunlight. New carpeting runs throughout the first floor which offers beautifully balanced and spacious family accommodation. There are five double bedrooms and a study that can easily be used as a small sixth bedroom if so desired. The principal bedroom has bespoke fitted wardrobes, a large en suite shower room, stylishly finished in faux period wall ceramics and a built in six drawer vanity unit with marble top and ovoid countertop wash basin. The guest bedroom at the far end of the property, again with built in wardrobes also has dedicated en suite with large walk in shower and built in linen cupboard. The family bathroom is certainly of a very good size with twin basins, again set onto a marble topped cabinet with free standing Burlington period style bath and separate shower cubicle. Both window ledges have also been replaced with marble to compliment the bathroom furniture.Set immediately to the rear of the property is a beautiful paved seating area and across the courtyard is a very smart outdoor office/games room. This is a tremendous asset now that so many more people are choosing to work from home and the independence from the main house give this a sense of privacy. This office has electric heating, oak flooring and a high vaulted roof. The rear outdoor space has security lighting on sensors which extend to the barn which is utilised as a gym and fitness suite The barn would also make a characterful dining area with its exposed oak roof trusses and lime washed walls. This is heated by Norwegian eco electric panels and as with the home office has its own Wi-Fi point.It is clear that the current owners have very much enjoyed their 2.2 acre grounds and they have cleverly created a series of distinctive outdoor rooms. One of the favourite areas is the Greek styled terrace with a stone built seating area with central oak table and shaded by a mature grapevine casting dappled shade on hot summer days. This sheltered terrace has commanding panoramic views across the sweeping lawn to the heavily wooded Mendip Hills beyond. The lawns are interspersed with fruit trees and a dedicated area for a kitchen garden that could easily be reinstated by a keen gardener. To the side of the barn is a three bay oak log and garden store and steps lead through a gap in the stone walling to a lovely Italian walkway, bordered by neatly clipped Yew hedging with Cyprus trees and deep set borders. The lower lawn is a wonderful play area for children and pets with a gate at the far end for ease of access to the village itself. Substantial ornamental trees are set along the lower boundary with further screening provided by a well-established perennial and mixed shrub border.LocationCompton Martin lies in the beautiful Chew Valley, an area of outstanding natural beauty with two stunning lakes at its heart. 12 miles to the North is the City of Bristol, famous for the quality and diversity of its cuisine, whilst the charming Roman City of Bath with its stunning Georgian architecture is just 17 miles to the East. On the Southern side of the Mendips is the historic City of Wells, England’s smallest, with its ancient Cathedral and bustling weekend street market.Compton Martin itself is part of a small parish and has all the facilities generally associated with a thriving village such as a post office, a public house, village hall and parish church. Nearby West Harptree has a general store with a delicatessen and there is a further selection of shops and facilities available in Chew Magna 5 miles away.There is a primary school in the neighbouring village of Ubley and Chew Valley School is the secondary state 4 miles away. There are also daily school buses from the Chew Valley to many of the local independent schools including Clifton College in Bristol, Kingswood and Prior Park in Bath and Wells Cathedral.Leisure activities in the Chew Valley include a sailing club, tennis club, rugby club, a number of village cricket clubs and numerous golf clubs in close proximity including Mendip, Farrington Park and Mendip Springs. The Chew Valley and Blagdon Lakes are also famous for their trout fishing. There are some wonderful local pubs including the Ring O’ Bells in Compton Martin and the acclaimed Litton nearby. Babington House, a members club and hotel and part of the Soho Group is just 15 miles away.Communication links are good with mainline train stations in Bristol and Bath, access to the M4 and M5 via Bristol and Bristol Airport within 10 miles.Square Footage: 3,243 sq ftAcreage:2.2 Acres

42 College Road is quite simply a superb family home; located effortlessly close to most of nw Bristol's best independent schools (Clifton College is a mere 150 yards away) is presents hugely versatile family accommodation over four floors; complete with a self-contained annex for an au pair, guest accommodation or to generate a useful secondary income.Over the past 10 years or so the current owners have lovingly and painstakingly refurbished the house; from triple glazed sash windows to a beautifully landscaped south facing rear garden.A pedestrian gate opens onto a lovely slate path leading via shallow steps up to the front door; or down several steps to the self-contained annex below.Through the wooden front door is a useful porch perfect for coats and boots - and a part-glazed internal door opens into the tiled entrance hall, with a fabulous wide wooden staircase leading to the floors above.Flanking the hall is the stunning sitting room with detailed ceiling plaster work and an ornate carved stone fireplace with an open cast iron fire below Four triple glazed bay windows with New England style shutters flood the room with light.To the rear of the house is a wonderful suite of open plan reception rooms; flooded with light from the almost full-width wall of glazed sliding doors opening out into the garden from the kitchen and an architectural roof window join the kitchen ceiling to the family room. Truly superb. The family room itself is a lovely size with underfloor heating, and hugely sociable being able to see and converse with everybody in the kitchen and dining room below.The kitchen itself is beautifully appointed with an oversize island topped with granite work tops providing a useful breakfast bar and sociable prep-space. There is an expanse of further storage and granite work tops with integrated appliances include a wine-fridge, two dishwashers, fridge & freezer. The wall mounted double electric oven and grill along with a five-ring gas hob provide excellent cooking facilities with plenty of space left for a large dining table and chairs.From the dining area a door opens into a useful utility area (with space for both a washing machine and dryer) and steps leading down to the lower ground floor. This lower ground space is hugely versatile. At present, the lower ground floor is split between a gym / cinema room (with “wine cellar”) used daily by the main house and a separate self-contained annex let to provide additional income. The whole space could be opened to provide more generous self-contained accommodation (subject to consent) or fully incorporated into the house itself if extra space is required.Upstairs, across the whole of the first floor, is a truly sumptuous master bedrooms suite with the bedroom itself occupying the full width of the first floor. A truly fabulous room. To the rear, this leads into the a generous fully fitted walk-in wardrobe and through again into a sumptuous limestone tiled en-suite bath and shower room complete with a twin ended bath and oversize shower.Across the three half-landings and the second floor lie five further double bedrooms served by four bath / shower rooms (three of which are en-suite). This creates a superb opportunity for families of all ages and size to utilise the space as they require. The current owners dressed the upper middle bedroom as the children's sitting / games room; giving them somewhere to retreat to, and some after-school respite for the parents!As per the house itself, these rooms are finished beautifully with triple glazed sash windows, along with high quality fully tiled bath / shower rooms with marble topped vanity basins, enclosed shower cubicles, heated chrome towel ladders, underfloor heating and a bath in the family bathroom.The annex is a lovely space currently offering traditional “studio” accommodation with an open plan studio room and high quality fitted kitchen. The room is finished with a separate shower room.It is possible, through an existing door, to marry the space up to the remaining lower ground floor and access into the main house itself.To the rear the house enjoys a beautiful private sunny south facing garden sensitively landscaped to maximise the “inside / outside” lifestyle.There is plenty of room for a dining table and chairs, with additional recreational space on the paved hard-standing terrace.The sides are planted with raised beds incorporating mature clipped topiary olive trees and a climbing jasmine.A cedar clad door provides pedestrian access into the rear lane, leading down to Cecil Road.

Stunning Country Residence set in beautifully maintained grounds.Approached along a sweeping tree-lined drive, this impressive property is a masterpiece having been expertly designed and restored by its current owners. Set in circa 3 acres of parkland in a secluded location in the Chew Valley.Property descriptions Stunning country residence set in well-maintained grounds.Approached along a sweeping tree-lined drive this impressive property is a masterpiece, having been expertly designed and restored by its current owners. The welcoming and spacious reception hallway with quarry tiled floor is superb and all principal reception rooms flow from it. The Drawing Room has a feature Bath Stone fireplace and French doors to a Mediterranean style courtyard. The dining room has a fireplace and is large enough for the largest dinner parties and family celebrations. A bespoke hand- built kitchen has an array of storage with granite work surfaces and an Aga leading to the breakfast room with bi-folding doors to the sun terrace and views over the garden.The family room with a wood burner and the study with flagstone floors complete the living areas. The utility and boot room areas are well situated with direct access to the garaging.The principal bedroom suite has a feel of pure luxury with a bespoke walk-in dressing room to the stylish bathroom.The guest suite has bespoke wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom. Three further double bedrooms benefit from bespoke wardrobes and share a luxury family bathroom.Outside the property has extensive lawns and mature trees creating a parkland with Lydes Brook running along the boundary.The property is surrounded by farmland and is situated in the heart of the Chew Valley.We bring this property to the market for the first time in over 30 years as the owners have decided after many happy years it's time to move on.About the village Stowey is a small village within the Chew Valley. It lies south of Chew Valley Lake and north of the Mendip Hills, approximately 10 miles south of Bristol. Stowey and its neighbouring and larger village, Bishop Sutton, form the civil parish of Stowey Sutton.Nearby Bishop Sutton is a lively village with tennis and football clubs and a village hall. Amenities including a Budgens supermarket, a hairdressers, a popular pub and a Post Office/convenience store. Bishop Sutton and nearby Stanton Drew school have both got outstanding Ofsted reports (). Chew Valley School is well regarded with an excellent sixth form. ()The Chew Valley is renowned for its beauty, the lakes are noted for their fishing, birdlife and sailing. Country lovers can enjoy stunning walks all around Chew Valley and on the Mendips close by.The village is perfectly placed for commuting to both Bristol and Bath. There is a regular bus service from the village to Bristol and railway stations at Bristol Temple Meads and Bath Spa provide services to London and the national rail network. Access to both the M4 and M5 are within a reasonable distance and Bristol International Airport has flights to Europe and connections to the rest of the World.Room dimensions Ground Floorentrance hall 12'0" x 12'0"drawing room 30'0" x 19'0"dining room 21'2" x 12'0"kitchen 14'3" x 12'9"breakfast room 14'2" x 12'1"sitting room 21'1" x 12'9£study 13'3" x 12'8"utility room 10'3" x 8'6"lobby 18'7" x 4'4"downstairs loo 7'1" x 5'4"First Floorprincipal bedroom 22'2" x 17'8"dressing room 7'4" x 16'5"ensuite 11'6" x 8'9"bedroom 10'9" x 12'9"ensuite 6'3" x 9'4"bedroom 12'0" x 12'0"bedroom 11'9" x 8'8"bedroom 12'8" x 12'0"bathroom 8'5" x 9'5"Outsidegarage 23'0" x 20'0"open garage 25'3" x 20'0"Garage has workshop space aboveaccessed by external stairs

An exciting opportunity with this hidden gem situated in Publow just 2.7 miles from Keynsham High Street and 1.5 miles from the A37. The property is set in approximately 1.3 acres of grounds with spectacular countryside views. There is currently an established and successful cattery business with its own independent buildings which could lend itself to a variety of uses. This unique home is accessed via gated sweeping driveway leading to the residential home and also the business premises, providing off street parking for up to 20 vehicles. The detached bungalow has very flexible accommodation and currently offers four generous double bedrooms with the master having an ensuite shower room and a good size additional family bathroom. The beautiful open plan living space really maximises the stunning views with bi-fold doors leading out to the gardens. Within the open plan living is a sitting area which sweeps round to the dining area and open plan kitchen / breakfast room which is modern with an extensive range of high gloss units and an island. From the kitchen area leads into the generous utility room with Atrium which in turn leads to the office / storeroom and additional cloakroom. The extensive grounds could lend itself to a variety of uses (subject to any relevant permissions) letting your imagination run wild. Currently the business premises is set up as a reception/shop, veterinary room, offices and storeroom and also a customer toilet. Dreaming of a new life in the country ... Call the Eveleighs Whitchurch Team for further information.DrivewayFront GardenEntrance HallOpen Plan LivingSitting Area (4.43 x 3.66 (14'6" x 12'0"))Dining Area (7.27 x 3.83 (23'10" x 12'6"))Kitchen / Breakfast Room (5.76 x 3.83 (18'10" x 12'6"))Utility Room (5.34 x 2.85 (17'6" x 9'4"))CloakroomMaster Bedroom (5.66 x 4.29 (18'6" x 14'0"))En-SuiteBedroom Two (3.96 x 3.66 (12'11" x 12'0"))Bedroom Three (3.70 x 3.65 (12'1" x 11'11"))Bedroom Four (4.84 x 2.95 (15'10" x 9'8"))Main BathroomStore Room / Office (4.85 x 3.70 (15'10" x 12'1"))OutsideHome GardenTerraceViewsBusiness PremisesReception (4.33 x 2.70 (14'2" x 8'10"))Veterinary (4.94 x 2.56 (16'2" x 8'4"))Offices (2.82 x 2.70 (9'3" x 8'10"))Utility (4.94 x 2.76 (16'2" x 9'0"))Store Room (4.94 x 2.43 (16'2" x 7'11"))Cattery Gardens

A discreetly positioned, truly impressive detached family home set in delightful, generous landscaped grounds with the most outstanding panoramic views across open countryside towards the Bristol channel and Severn bridges beyond.A significantly remodelled and extended detached home located within one of the region’s most sought after villages. Perfectly located for swift access to the motorway network and mainline rail station at Bristol Parkway, the home sits at the higher end of this prestigious road and is approached via a gated driveway.Surrounding AreaThis fabulous home with awe inspiring views and sunsets is perfectly placed for access to Cribbs Causeway, Bristol city centre and the motorway network. There is a good choice of both private and state schools in the area. The former include Tockington Manor, Silverhill, Westonbirt, Wycliffe and the various schools in Bristol such as Redmaids High, Clifton College and Badminton School. Sporting venues include "The Wave" surf lake, championship golf courses, tennis clubs and many equestrian events including Badminton Horse Trials.DistancesThe bustling market town of Thornbury is within a 2 mile drive with an extensive range of shops, restaurants and pubs. The main regional centre is Bristol, about 6 miles to the south via the A38, while the beautiful city of Bath, with its superb architecture, history and shops, is 16 miles via the M4. Cheltenham, Gloucester and Swindon are also within easy daily commuting distance. Communications are excellent. Junction 16 of the M5 is 3 miles drive. Bristol Parkway station is 6 miles, from which there is a direct fast rail services to London Paddington taking 1 hour 17 minutes and the Severn Crossing is just 3.7 miles. Bristol International Airport is 20 miles.AccommodationGround FloorThe house has a wonderful approached via a generous brick paved gated driveway to an attractive wooden entrance door, that provides access to a tiled floored entrance area filled with light, that in turn opens into a magnificent sitting room (31 ft in length) with bi folding doors out to a rear patio area, a modern high quality fitted kitchen with integrated appliances and breakfast area and a dining room with space for a 14 seater dining table. Stairs rise with glass balustrades to the first floor and a door leads on to a fitted utility room, quality downstairs cloakroom/wc, and a home office / playroom with doors out to the rear garden and with an attached shower room.First FloorAll of the five first floor bedrooms are accessed from an impressive landing area, the master bedroom offers everything you would expect from this magnificent home, with a superb en suite bathroom, separate dressing room and bi folding doors out to a rear terrace with outstanding views that take in both severn bridges. There are two more en suite bedrooms again fitted exceptionally and a further two bedrooms that have use of a fourth quality bathroom.GroundsThe private landscaped grounds offer something for everyone with wonderful paved patio / terraces to enjoy the sunsets, a formal lawn area and a lawned play area for the children.Garage And DrivewayThe property has a double garage to the front, accessed via the gated driveway which offers ample secure parking.