23 properties for sale in Bristol in Newport Bristol

No chain - traditional two bedroom terraced home near to amenities*No onward chain *Two bedrooms *First floor family bathroom *Two reception rooms *Galley kitchen *Small enclosed rear courtyard *Would benefit from some upgrading *Walking distance to excellent amenities *Major road links close by *Perfect first purchase or investmentBristol Street, Newport, Np19 8DnIntroductionA great opportunity to purchase this traditional terraced family home situated in the ever popular Maindee area of Newport, offering easy access to excellent amenities and major road links such as the M4 motorway. Local shops, bus stops and Newport City Centre are all within walking distance as well as well regarded schools and Beechwood Park being slightly further afield.The property offers well proportioned living accommodation and would benefit from some upgrading in some areas. Upon entering, we are welcomed into the hallway which leads off to two reception rooms and a kitchen, then upstairs are two bedrooms and family bathroom. The rear courtyard is closed and laid mainly to patio slabs.This home would make the perfect first purchase or perhaps a buy-to-let investor. Further information can be found below;Ground FloorLounge (3.45 max x 2.91 (11'3" max x 9'6"))Dining Room (4.43 max x 2.82 max (14'6" max x 9'3" max))Kitchen (3.86 x 1.77 (12'7" x 5'9"))First FloorBedroom 1 (4.44 max x 2.88 max (14'6" max x 9'5" max))Bedroom 2 (3.74 max x 1.97 max (12'3" max x 6'5" max))Family Bathroom (2.35 max x 2.02 max (7'8" max x 6'7" max))TenureFreeholdCouncil TaxBand BViewingsBy prior appointment with vendors agents Nuttall Parker. Tel: These particulars do not constitute an offer or contract of sale. Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of these particulars, their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and prospective purchasers should satisfy by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of any statements or information contained therein.

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.

An exceptional Penthouse apartment with direct views of the Clifton Suspension bridgeDescriptionThe Penthouse at Bridge Corner occupies the top floor of this significant building with uninterrupted views of Brunel’s famous Suspension Bridge and beyond. A best in class apartment offering spacious lateral living with the benefit of dedicated off road parking. The approach to the apartment is through the stylish communal entrance hall via passenger lift or staircase to the top floor. Upon entry, there is an immediate sense of space with the generous entrance hall leading to an open-plan kitchen/sitting/dining room. Dual aspect and bathed in natural light with electrical operated Velux windows above. Solid oak engineered flooring runs underfoot in the sitting and dining areas, whilst the kitchen is tiled. The bespoke kitchen includes a range of wall and base units and a number of integrated appliances including fridge freezer, wine cooler, coffee machine, oven, grill, microwave and dishwasher. An induction hob sits central with an extractor above and there is instant hot water via the Quooker tap.Along the hall, the principal bedroom is generous in size and benefits from direct views across Christchurch green. Served by a luxury tiled en suite shower room with underfloor heating and high quality fittings. Two further double bedrooms are served by an impressive four piece family bathroom. Completing the internal accommodation is a sizeable airing/storage cupboard housing the boiler and water cylinder but also space for a useful drying rack/further storage.Stairs rise to the rooftop terrace, enjoying 360 degree views including the iconic Clifton Suspension bridge and Avon Gorge. The terrace benefits from sunlight throughout much of the day and is a perfect space for al fresco dining. At the rear of the building and accessed via Gloucester Street, the property includes one allocated off road parking space.Photos dated August 2020LocationIdeally placed on the edge of Clifton Down and within the heart of the vibrant village, there is a wide variety of amenities on the doorstep and these include bistros, restaurants and bars, as well as boutiques and supermarkets. Clifton lies to the north-west of the commercial centre with arterial roads running nearby and is surrounded by green and open parkland. Durdham Down to the north offers 400 acres of recreational space and to the west and across the famous Suspension Bridge, the Ashton Court Estate has bridle paths and mountain bike trails. Nearby are also the established golf courses of Bristol & Clifton and Long Ashton. Bristol has two mainline train stations, the nearest of which is Bristol Temple Meads, with services to many cities nationwide. Bristol Airport is approximately 7.7 miles distant with flights to many European and some long haul destinations. The M5 motorway, junction 17, is 5.8 miles distant serving the South West and Midlands and linking to the M4, South Wales and London.Square Footage: 1,823 sq ftAdditional InfoGround Rent: TbcService Charge: £4501.80 per annumLease Expiry: 1 June 3006

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

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.

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.Council Tax, North Somerset Council, Band A

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.

3 Tottenham Place is a fabulous Grade II Listed family townhouse in an enviable central Clifton location; beautifully restored and refurbished by the current owners.Accessed from the hall floor, the principal house comprises four floors with beautifully appointed accommodation throughout and access to a useful cellar below.Over the lower ground floor lies a superb self-contained one bedroom annex currently generating a significant income for the current owners through regular Airbnb bookings throughout the year.The welcoming entrance hall sets the scene for what is to come, with beautifully refurbished floorboards, deep detailed ceiling cornice work and access to the handsome curved balustrade staircase leading to the upper floors.The kitchen is exquisite; beautifully appointed with an expanse of work surfaces and a generous central island. A “cooks kitchen” with an oversize state of the art range cooker, instant hot water and integrated waste disposal unit, double fronted American style fridge freezer, integrated wine fridge and double Belfast sink, it is an immensely sociable space running full depth and open plan with the dining room, capped off by wall mounted sonos speakers and working shuttered sash windows.The dining room is to the rear, overlooking the garden and finished with a charming wood burning stove; perfect for cosy winter evenings and recessed into an elegant period fire surround.To the rear of the hall is a useful boot room with plenty of space for children's buggies and to discretely store all of the day to day kit modern family life requires. There is also a w.c and wash basin.Over the half landing (above) is a fully fitted utility room with space and plumbing for a washing machine and dryer, fitted wooden work tops, recessed sink and twin opaque sash widows.Upstairs, over the first floor, is a stunning full width drawing room with high ceilings, rich ceiling paster work, a working open fire and twin shuttered sash windows leading onto the balcony (perfect for balloon watching) and flooding the room with natural light. The drawing room runs full depth into a fabulous sitting room, complete with a window seat overlooking the rear garden.The numerous sash windows within the house have been professionally draft proofed, and those over the hall and first floor all benefit from working wooden shutters.Over the second floor lies a sumptuous master bedroom suite, occupying the entire floor with a lovely light double bedroom ( with superb southerly views), a beautifully appointed en-suite bath and shower room (with his & hers vanity unit) and direct access into a superbly appointed dressing room, with two walls of fitted wardrobes (7 doble and 2 single) and plenty of natural light with space for a dressing table in-front of the window. A perfect parent's escape.Over the top floor lie three double bedrooms, with incredible views across the harbour and Cabot Tower from the front two and a leafy outlook from the rear, which share a lovely light filled family bathroom.Accessed from the rear of the entrance hallway are steps down to the lower ground floor, and a hallway leading out into the garden. There are further steps down to a generous vaulted cellar space perfect for long term storage or the potential to provide further accommodation if needed (and subject to consent).The Annex:The annex enjoys separate, self-contained status and has, over the past few years, provided the current owners with a decent additional income stream from a successful Airbnb business model.Arranged over the lower ground floor with independent access it enjoys a generous sitting room and fitted kitchen with a flag stone floor, bedroom and shower room. The space enjoys a cottage style finish, with the owners enhancing and highlighting the retained period features and providing it with its own independent heating system.As it stands, it provides plenty of potential either to continue earning an income or for lovely separate accommodation for dependent relatives, staff accommodation or a guest suite.It can, quite easily, be re-incorporated into the main house via a doorway into the main home's lower ground floor hallway.Outside:The rear garden is deceptively spacious, fully enclosed and immensely private. Laid mostly to lawn it enjoys mature borders and access out onto a private lane to the rear - perfect access for dogs and bikes.The rear elevation of the house itself has been dressed with climbing plants and an irrigation system, and plans have been drawn up (but not yet submitted) to provide access out into the garden directly from the hall floor (plans accessible from our office) via the boot room at the rear.To the front of the house are two large vaulted storerooms, further increasing the long term storage potential or, subject to a new owners needs and planning consent, further recreational uses.

An exceptional conversion of this former coach repair shop, right in the heart of Clifton Village.This substantial, light filled building is a rare find, comfortably balancing original character with a streamlined and minimalist style. Externally, the aesthetics of the former repair shop are still intact, with large timber doors and carved bath stone framing the face of the building. The exterior gives little indication to the impressive home that lies within.An oversized front door leads into a spacious hallway with a solid oak floor and profile lighting which leads onwards into the middle of the house. The corridor opens up into a dramatic kitchen living space which has a wall of glass at one end and a bespoke, industrial style kitchen as the centrepiece. The kitchen area has a polished concrete floor and a central island with Vola tap, inset sink and a Gaggenau hob. Sleek handleless units, a stainless steel worktop, Neff appliances, white brick style tiles and floating timber shelves all complement the modernist design.A row of roof windows flood the room with natural light while a large sliding door links the walled garden at the rear. A cast iron log burner sits next to the dining area and a cantilever staircase leads up to the first floor. Adjacent to the kitchen is a separate utility room with w/c offering plenty of practical storage. A doorway sitting next to this leads into the 29 x 14'3 garage at the front of the property. Exposed brick walls, built in storage and a concrete floor provide a versatile garage/ work space ideal for a range of uses.The stairs rise to a first floor a lobby area with a glazed door leading on to the roof terrace, a door to the fourth bedroom and an opening into the living area beyond. The versatile fourth bedroom has a glazed door providing direct access onto the roof terrace. With a built-in desk and an en-suite, this would also make a perfect guest bedroom or work space. A living room spans the front of the first floor with three large, dark framed sash windows as the focal point. An oak floor runs throughout, with timber shelving and feature wood panelling on the wall, emphasising the consistent use of natural materials.Stairs continue up to the second floor to three double bedrooms. The master bedroom at the front has a range of built-in wardrobes and access to a private roof terrace with views up and down Princess Victoria Street. The two double bedrooms at the rear have two bespoke cantilever beds while a shower room is accessed from the central hallway. This stylish room is finished with slate tiled walls, a slate tiled floor and a double shower with raindrop shower head.Externally the property has three separate outdoor areas. On the ground floor is a rear courtyard with exposed brick walls and a timber deck. This private space connects easily to the kitchen via a large glazed door and two fixed panelled windows. The first floor has a large roof terrace which is easily accessed from the main living room while a southerly facing roof terrace on the second floor, is a perfect sun trap.This unique home manages to feel both intimate and peaceful while being only moments away from the buzz of Clifton village with some of Bristol's best restaurants, shops and cafes. Offered with no onward chain.

This impressive double fronted semi-detached house, built in the mid-19th century in the High Victorian Gothic style, encompasses over 4,500 sq ft of accommodation over 4 floors, boasting 5-6 bedrooms, impressive and versatile living spaces and a wealth of original period features.The particular features of this wonderful family home include impressively high ceilings with original cornices, an incredible and intricate sweeping staircase with a breath-taking stained glass window on the half landing, gothic style stone mullioned windows and its peaceful setting in Sneyd Park.Shallow steps lead up to the handsome wooden front door, which opens into the porch and welcoming entrance hall, ideal for coats and boots, and from here can be found the 25ft long principal drawing room that is flooded with light from two bay windows. The ground floor also offers a second reception room, and a recently modernised ground floor shower room.The lower ground floor boasts a third sitting room / dining room, as well as a fitted kitchen, cloakroom, large utility / storeroom, courtyard and boiler room.To the first floor, leading off the impressive landing, you will find the principal bedroom the remarkable principal bedroom with stunning bay window and interconnecting door leading to the fifth bedroom that could be used as a dressing room. On this floor is another large double bedroom and family bathroom. The staircase continues up to the top floor encompassing another large landing that could be used as a study area, the final two double bedrooms, and a family bathroom.OutsideThe house sits on a large plot on the corner of Church Road and Sharland Close, with a gated entrance leading to the large front driveway offering ample parking, and a detached, open, double garage. The upper gardens have been beautifully landscaped with many specimen plants and a terraced rockery with a secluded patio area, from which you can take in the wonderful views. There is a second lower patio garden, perfect for outdoor entertaining and al-fresco dining.SituationChurch Road is one of Bristol’s most prestigious roads, situated between Sneyd Park and Stoke Bishop. The much-loved 400 acres of the Durdham Downs is situated on the edge of Sneyd Park offering wonderful walks and weekend sporting activities. Locally, there is a range of convenient shops at Stoke Hill, Clifton Village and Whiteladies Road. There are many state and private schools in the vicinity, including Elmlea School, Westbury Park Primary School, Badminton School and Redmaids School. Also popular with local families are Clifton College, Clifton High School, Bristol Grammar School and Queen Elizabeth's Hospital School.Additional InformationTenure: Leasehold 833 years remainingGround Rent: £33 paNo Service ChargesLocal Authority: Bristol City CouncilCouncil Tax Band G

Howard Homes are delighted to market High Croft an imposing house set within the hillside location on the edge of Chew Valley and Mendip Hills. Boasting seven bedrooms and six bathrooms, the house lends itself to a lovely family home, small hotel, B&B or shared living with relatives. Having been completely refurbished throughout, the grounds extend to 2.2 acres with formal gardens, paddocks and a ménage along with heated outdoor swimming pool.Redhill offers excellent links via the A38 to Bristol and major motorway links, along with easy access to Bath, Bristol International Airport and Chew Valley and Blagdon lakes. The area boasts extremely good farm shops, outdoor sporting activities, along with a choice of good Primary and Secondary Schools within the location. Wrington village with its mix of art galleries, restaurants, cafes has a great sense of community along with small independent shops.Accommodation consists of a detached seven bedroom house which is currently arranged as two dwellings and far reaching views across the surrounding countryside. The main house has five bedrooms, four bathrooms, three reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room. The annexe has two en-suite bedrooms on the ground floor, sitting room on the first floor and kitchen/dining room.We would recommend early viewing of this versatile house as any interested party would need to see how best it works for their needs.Main HouseGround floor : Door with attractive circular window which opens into an entrance hall, boot room and lobby with an outside door. Hallway has travetine stone flooring that continues throughout. Large lounge with dual aspect windows and French doors opening out to a paved terrace, a second sitting room, utility room with plumbing, cloakroom. Twin glazed doors lead off the hallway into a generous reception room and dining area with French doors out to the terrace and far reaching views and a kitchen/breakfast room.First FloorTwo large double bedrooms and large jack & jill bathroom. The second staircase gives rise to built-in wardrobes and airing cupboard which houses the gas fired central heating. Three further bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. This area also boasts air conditioning.AnnexeThis is designed as an upside down house with living rooms on the first floor to take advantage of the breath-taking views over the valley.Ground FloorLarge entrance hall has two large storage cupboards and staircase leading to the first floor. The main bedroom is exceptionaloly bright and spacious with a lounge area with French doors opening out to a raised deck. It benefits from an en-suite bathroom.Off the hallway is a second double bedroom with en-suite.First FloorA cloakroom, utility room with large American washing machine/dryer and airing cupboard, gas fired central heating boiler. Kitchen/breakfast room with dining area and French doors to a balcony which boasts a glazed balustrade and stunning views. The large dual aspect sitting room has south-east facing views.GroundsThe house is approached via an electric gate entrance leading into a gravel drive. The house sits in 2.2 acres and boasts three timber stores with power and water. Animal proof fencing divides the four paddocks, one of which has a field shelter. The top paddock would be perfect for stables. There is a large grass area with outdoor heated swimming pool and plant room housing filtration equipment and new boiler.Council TaxBand G.TenureIt is understood the property is Freehold.We understand the property is within the aerodrome safe guard zone. The property has remained in the same family since 2004.

An impressive and attractive Grade II listed Georgian house attached at the rear to Westmead, located on the edge of the desirable village of Olveston. It was built in circa 1814 and has been sympathetically renovated throughout by the current owners. It offers the desirable aspects of a Georgian home and yet is has been renovated to meet modern standards having been completely renovated throughout.It is entered through a porch into the impressive reception hall that runs the full depth of the ground floor and acts as the spine of the ground floor. To the right of the reception hall is the spacious dining room with French oak floor, woodburning stove, dual aspect, wooden shutters and sash windows. This room offers flexibility as it has recently been used as a sitting room. Beyond the staircase to the right is a utility room and ground floor bathroom. To the left of the reception hall is the sitting room again with woodburning stove, dual aspect and French oak flooring. This room is located off the Kitchen/breakfast room, again offering flexibility in use. The kitchen/breakfast room is a charming room with central island with breakfast bar, copper back splash above the cooker, Belfast sink, two integral Neff cookers, tiled floor, alcove with gas and electric supply suitable for an aga as well as a number of bespoke oak work surfaces and other fitted appliances. Off the kitchen is the garden room which has been recently restored with hard wood (oak) and with toughened double glazed glass units. It accesses out to the garden.The first floor includes three double bedroom suites with all of them being accessed off a spacious landing and benefit from pretty rural views. The landing has been opened up to emphasise light and has the space for a study area which would overlook the front garden. This space could easily be changed into its own room. Of particular note is the master bedroom suite with fitted cupboards and a huge en suite bathroom. All the bathrooms throughout the house have been renovated to a high standard. There is also a studio room used by the current owner as an art studio. This room could be used for many different purposes. The second floor includes three further bedroom suites and once again, are accessed off a spacious landing which is suitable for a number of uses. They all benefit from stunning views, including the Severn Bridge to the rear, and are very spacious double bedrooms. There is an attic.Outside: It is approached down a sweeping gravel drive with ample parking to the side of the property as to not have cars parked right outside the house. There is however a wooden fence that allows access to the front and far side of the property for further parking . These areas are landscaped and used as entertaining areas. Beyond the main parking area is a well-appointed kitchen garden with green house. The house's facade faces Southeast. It sit in approximately 5.13 acres and benefits from views, including the Severn Bridge. In front of the property is a large expanse of level lawn, bordered by trees and shrubs, which is ideal for entertaining and family enjoyment. There is a very large area of woodland that has been lovingly maintained. There is a small paddock at the top of the drive to the left.In all about 5.13 acres including Holly Cottage.Holly cottage: A detached and well-appointed separate two bedroom single storey property that can either be purchased as part of Newleaze House or separately, giving flexibility. The accommodation includes a porch; impressive living room with vaulted ceiling, beams, french doors out to the garden and a wood burning stove; spacious kitchen with door out to the garden; two double bedrooms; large shower room.It has a right of way across its own sweeping driveway. This drive leads to a specious drive to the front of the property. There is an entertaining terrace, that is part paved and gravel, and that runs around the southern and western sides of the property.Mileages: Bristol City Centre 11 miles, Thornbury 4 miles, Bristol Parkway Rail Station 6 miles, M5 3miles, Cribs Causeway Regional Shopping Centre 6.5 miles, Bath 21 miles (all distances approximate).DirectionsAs you leave Tockington to the North on Aust Road, the entrance to Newleaze House will be seen after a short distance on the left handside.Note: Holly Cottage will not be sold before Newleaze House is sold.

This is a fine detached family home that occupies a prime location, set back from, yet overlooking Durdham Downs, on one of Bristol's most exclusive residential roads. A substantial (C.3750sq/ft) detached property with level west facing garden, parking and garaging. A unique opportunity to purchase a highly desirable family home in a coveted location.Able to accommodate large families with ease and within walking distance of a great range of local amenities it really is city living at its finest. Grand reception rooms, ample bedrooms, beautiful gardens, attractive outlooks, parking and garaging. It really does have it all.Tucked away behind a wall, established trees and hedge the approach to the house is discreet and unassuming. A solid timber door opens into an entrance lobby which in turn opens into large central hall. Glimpses of the garden are seen via the main living rooms doors with an impressive returning staircase with beautiful turned timber handrail rising to the upper floor to the left hand side. Tucked away to the side of the stairs is a ground floor cloakroom with shower enclosure. An adjacent door allows side access. An excellent option after a muddy dog walk!Straddling the rear of the house are two incredibly grand reception rooms. The Sitting Room opens onto a sun loggia via wide opening patio doors that frame the garden view impressively. A large room with space for a grand piano on its slightly raised upper level. The lower lounge area has in keeping with the age of the house an open hearth fireplace with extensive Marble surround. The Dining Room adjacent to the Sitting room is also an impressively proportioned room. A brief from the original design of the house was for it to accommodate a full size snooker table. A feat easily accomplished given the scale of the room. Today it accommodates a second grand piano and large dining table with ease and has impressive solid Oak Herringbone wooden flooring. Windows overlook the garden with a set of French doors opening onto the garden. A side door opens onto the aforementioned loggia. Itself an excellent entertaining space sheltered from the elements or afternoon sun.A third reception room utilized as a Snug overlooks the front aspect with outlook towards The Downs. Ideally suited as a TV room, children's play room or even a home office. The Kitchen is also positioned to the front and boasts a modern and comprehensive range of white units set under Granite worksurfaces including a central unit incorporating a breakfast bar. Integrated appliances include double oven, hob, wine cooler and dishwasher. A large adjoining utility room provides laundry facilities, utility sink and storage provision. A door opens from the utility into the front courtyard area with garage door beyond.The upper floor continues in much the same way as the lower floor with a feeling of space and light throughout. The landing has a large window overlooking The Downs with tilt and turn window to its small balcony over the entrance door. The house is currently arranges as a four bedroom house with large master bedroom and guest bedrooms both enjoying views overlooking the rear garden and beyond over the River Severn towards the Welsh Hills. Both of these rooms have en suite bathrooms and are incredibly large. Bedrooms three and four overlook The Downs and are again good sized double rooms serviced by a family bathroom. The house was originally built as a five bedroom layout and with two doors leading into bedroom two it could easily revert to this configuration again. A particular feature of the upper floor is the large amount of cupboard space provided. The walk in airing cupboard being a notable feature.Built in the original grounds of Cote Lodge (the neighbouring house) the boundaries are in places marked by exquisite brick walls that are full of character. Clearly beautifully designed and much loved over the years by its longstanding owners, the garden is full of colour and texture with mature flowers and shrubs around a large central lawn. Paved entertaining areas are provided and a vegetable patch is tucked discreetly into one corner. There is access around the house to both sides where additional storage space is provided. The garage is double sized and has a high pitched roof and electric door. The drive provides off street parking for a number of cars.The house is offered for sale with no onward chain.

Gatcombe Court is an attractive south-facing country house of historical note, which is situated in an elevated setting on the eastern outskirts of Flax Bourton. The house is featured in Simon Jenkins's book 'England's 1,000 Best Houses.'Gatcombe Court has a fascinating history and has been in the same family since 1922 when it was leased and then purchased, by the family in 1947. It has origins dating back to medieval times, however, it is essentially Jacobean in design and character having been altered in the late 17th and 20th century. There are many original features remaining including a superb 1683 Jacobean oak open well staircase with turned balusters and acorn finials, which rises to the three floors. There is a heavy oak studded door leading to the staircase hall. The striking south elevation has steep gables with ball finials, bay windows and there are stone and wood mullions windows in the south and east elevations.The fascinating interior has a tessellated floor in the reception hall. The elegant drawing room has an ornate ceiling cornice and frieze, open fire place with painted carved surround and bay window with window seat.The dining room has exposed floor boards, bay window and baize door. Both reception rooms overlook the south-facing lawn with a lovely green outlook. The house also enjoys original flagstone floors, beamed ceilings, a log burning stove and period grates. A two storey wing, facing north and east which is known as Sophia's Cottage, is accessed either from the outside or from the main house. On the first floor the south-facing principal bedroom with en suite bathroom. There are five further bedrooms, shower room and bathroom.Gatcombe Court is approached over a sweeping drive between old stone high walls to the east of the house giving access to a large area of parking beside a stone and tile single garage to the west. To the east, a large converted two storey stone and tile barn which now provides ancillary accommodation on the first floor known as Marina's Barn, with former stabling, stores and tack room on the ground floor. Adjoining is a stone and tile double car port. A square archway, under Marina's Barn, gives access to an inner courtyard around which is arranged a six bay tiled carport with two self contained one bedroom cottages known as Laetitia's Cottage and Venetia's Cottage opposite. A further converted detached barn known as Siena's Cottage lies at the head of the drive.The gardens are a delight and in the past have been mentioned in Simon Jenkins '1000 Best Gardens Open to the General Public'. The gardens lie principally in front of the main house facing south and west, with a lovely outlook, and have been designed for interest and colour.From the lane, wide central stone steps with double wrought iron gates on stone piers open to a lower lawn with ancient Yew topiary on either side. Further stone central stone steps lead up to a lawn terrace spanning the width of the house, where the front elevation is adorned with Wisteria and climbing roses. Around the garden are beautifully planted borders, further topiary, flowering shrubs, expanses of lawn and many mature trees including a Sycamore dating from 1880. A pathway to the west leads to a large raised walled terrace with tiled and paved floor ideal entertaining. Steps lead down to a loggia with tiled roof, clad with a mature vine and overlooks the heated swimming pool in the south west corner of the garden.From the lawn terrace, stone steps lead up to the four square herb garden with pathways and a mature bay tree.A paddock known as upper orchard is accessed off a vehicular drive from Gatcombe Mill Lane which forms part of Lot 3. The paddock is located behind the house and includes Spanish chestnut and walnut trees. In all Lot 1 extends to about 4.49 acres in total.Bristol City Centre 7 miles, Bristol Airport 4.5 miles, M5 (J19) 6.2 miles, Bristol Temple Meads Rail Station (London Paddington) 6.7 miles, Backwell/Nailsea Rail Station 3.5 miles, Cribbs Causeway Regional Shopping Centre 12.3 miles, Clevedon 9.3 miles

Lye Hole is a pretty hamlet hidden away along a quiet lane, about two miles east of Wrington village. Lye Hole Farm was purchased by the present owners in 1987 when the farmhouse and buildings were in a semi-derelict state of repair but only ceased to be a working farm in 2010. The house dates from the 17th century, with later additions. Over the years the property has been completely restored carefully retaining all features appropriate to the period.There are beam and cross beamed ceilings, flagstone floors, tongue and groove doors with iron latch furniture, original fireplaces, oak floors, and an oak staircase. More recently a bespoke kitchen by Tom Howley was fitted and a superb oak framed conservatory, opening to the west, was added to the kitchen. The interior has a warm and friendly atmosphere where the charm of the old house blends gently with contemporary living.The front door opens to a central entrance hall, with flagstone floor, with the drawing room and sitting room on either side. The drawing room is an attractive room with, cross beam ceiling, window seat and large open fireplace. Two timber steps lead up to the dining room with oak floor boards, beamed ceiling and a walk-in cellar off. The sitting room has a log burning stove fitted in an original fireplace and window seat.The superb bespoke breakfast kitchen was fitted in 2016 and includes an island with units and a breakfast bar. Integral appliances include a hob, oven, dishwasher, fridge and an oil Aga. The kitchen opens into an excellent oak framed conservatory with stone floor and two pairs of French windows, opening in to the west facing garden, under a glazed atrium. There is also a utility room and shower/cloakroom leading from the conservatory. A second entrance to the house is through the large former dairy or boot room with flagstone floor.The first floor is approached up a concealed turning staircase from the drawing room to a landing. The generous principal bedroom suite in the north-west wing, has a short flight of stairs leading down to the study. There are two bedrooms at the front of the house looking toward the stream with lovely views, two bedrooms at the rear of the house and a family bathroom all with views looking over the rear grounds and open countryside. On the second floor, there is a further bedroom and shower room each accessed by separate staircases.Lye Hole Farm is approached over a small bridge and stream on the northern boundary. The drive continues past the house to the east and leads to a lower and upper parking area behind the house. Adjoining the house is a single garage/barn.The Barn is accessed off the lower yard and is currently let as a holiday let. It has a lovely and light open plan living room, stone floor and vaulted ceiling with roof trusses. There is a log burning stove, kitchen area with integrated appliances, bathroom and a staircase leads to a gallery bedroom.Adjoining The Barn are three store rooms and boiler room. On the opposite side is a five bay open barn/carport with log store under a pantile roof. One bay is fitted with an electric charger. From this parking area central steps in a Parterre garden lead up to mixed apple orchard/paddock.The Long Room, converted from a barn, is accessed from the upper yard and has planning consent for use as a holiday let. Alternatively, it makes an ideal party room, potential cinema, or gym. As with The Barn, The Long Room has been finished to a high standard throughout. The open plan living room/bedroom has a vaulted ceiling with four roof trusses, three French doors opening to the south, log burning stove and a stone floor with under floor heating and shower room. The separate kitchen is fitted with a Rangemaster cooker and there is a utility room.Bristol 10.5 miles, Bristol airport 2 miles, Wells 15 miles, Bristol Temple Meads (London/Paddington) 10.5 miles, Cribbs Regional Shopping Centre 18 miles, M5 (J19) 12 miles, Yatton Rail Station 6 miles

Lye Hole is a pretty hamlet hidden away along a quiet lane, about two miles east of Wrington village. Lye Hole Farm was purchased by the present owners in 1987 when the farmhouse and buildings were in a semi-derelict state of repair but only ceased to be a working farm in 2010. The house dates from the 17th century, with later additions. Over the years the property has been completely restored carefully retaining all features appropriate to the period.There are beam and cross beamed ceilings, flagstone floors, tongue and groove doors with iron latch furniture, original fireplaces, oak floors, and an oak staircase. More recently a bespoke kitchen by Tom Howley was fitted and a superb oak framed conservatory, opening to the west, was added to the kitchen. The interior has a warm and friendly atmosphere where the charm of the old house blends gently with contemporary living.The front door opens to a central entrance hall, with flagstone floor, with the drawing room and sitting room on either side. The drawing room is an attractive room with, cross beam ceiling, window seat and large open fireplace. Two timber steps lead up to the dining room with oak floor boards, beamed ceiling and a walk-in cellar off. The sitting room has a log burning stove fitted in an original fireplace and window seat.The superb bespoke breakfast kitchen was fitted in 2016 and includes an island with units and a breakfast bar. Integral appliances include a hob, oven, dishwasher, fridge and an oil Aga. The kitchen opens into an excellent oak framed conservatory with stone floor and two pairs of French windows, opening in to the west facing garden, under a glazed atrium. There is also a utility room and shower/cloakroom leading from the conservatory. A second entrance to the house is through the large former dairy or boot room with flagstone floor.The first floor is approached up a concealed turning staircase from the drawing room to a landing. The generous principal bedroom suite in the north-west wing, has a short flight of stairs leading down to the study. There are two bedrooms at the front of the house looking toward the stream with lovely views, two bedrooms at the rear of the house and a family bathroom all with views looking over the rear grounds and open countryside. On the second floor, there is a further bedroom and shower room each accessed by separate staircases.Lye Hole Farm is approached over a small bridge and stream on the northern boundary. The drive continues past the house to the east and leads to a lower and upper parking area behind the house. Adjoining the house is a single garage/barn.The Barn is accessed off the lower yard and is currently let as a holiday let. It has a lovely and light open plan living room, stone floor and vaulted ceiling with roof trusses. There is a log burning stove, kitchen area with integrated appliances, bathroom and a staircase leads to a gallery bedroom.Adjoining The Barn are three store rooms and boiler room. On the opposite side is a five bay open barn/carport with log store under a pantile roof. One bay is fitted with an electric charger. From this parking area central steps in a Parterre garden lead up to mixed apple orchard/paddock.The Long Room, converted from a barn, is accessed from the upper yard and has planning consent for use as a holiday let. Alternatively, it makes an ideal party room, potential cinema, or gym. As with The Barn, The Long Room has been finished to a high standard throughout. The open plan living room/bedroom has a vaulted ceiling with four roof trusses, three French doors opening to the south, log burning stove and a stone floor with under floor heating and shower room. The separate kitchen is fitted with a Rangemaster cooker and there is a utility room.Bristol 10.5 miles, Bristol airport 2 miles, Wells 15 miles, Bristol Temple Meads (London/Paddington) 10.5 miles, Cribbs Regional Shopping Centre 18 miles, M5 (J19) 12 miles, Yatton Rail Station 6 miles

With their uniform crescent shaped entrance porches and pastel coloured front doors, The Paragon is a Grade II* Listed terrace perched on the edge of the Avon Gorge with fabulous views from both front and rear.For sale for the first time in over 30 years, No 6 has been lovingly looked after by the current owners and presents a superb opportunity to the Clifton market.Accessed from a quiet no through road, flanked to the front by stunning communal gardens and with far reaching views to the rear, No 6 is mid-way down with views of the suspension bridge from the front of the house.On entering through the iconic curved entrance doors there is an immediate sense of natural light, a feature prevalent through much of the rest of the rest of the house. The entrance hall provides access to the upper floors, via a distinctive curved balustrade staircase with a unique carved finial, access to the lower ground floor and access to a useful hall floor cloakroom and w.c.Across the hall floor lies the light-filled full-depth kitchen and dining room each with underfloor heating, with the dining room spanning the full-width of the house with access out onto the terrace. Like much of the rest of the house there are numerous period features; with shuttered sash widows, a marble fireplace (with gas fire insert) and retained ceiling plasterwork. The kitchen itself is well-appointed with lots of floor and wall mounted storage, an integrated fridge / freezer and dishwasher and an oversize Fischer & Paykel range cooker.Upstairs, across the first floor is a stunning full-depth and full-width sitting room and drawing room with access out onto a full-width canopied balcony; with far reaching city views from the rear and views across to the Suspension Bridge to the front. The rooms can be divided by a set of original bi-folding doors and boast a matched pair of marble fire surrounds. To the sitting room is a working open fire place with a gas fire (in an elegant Georgian style fire basket) adding character and warmth to the drawing room.Upstairs, over the top two floors, are four double bedrooms and two bath / shower rooms. The current owners occupy the second floor for themselves; with a master bedroom, generous en-suite bathroom and a dressing room (bedroom four) to the front of the house. Above are two further double bedrooms; one to the front and one to the rear each with far-reaching views. These share a well-appointed shower room with a feature shower cubicle complete with body-jets.On the lower ground floor is a versatile family / games / cinema room which opens up to a small kitchenette-cum-utility room to the front. This rooms gives access to a front courtyard and some vaulted storage. To the rear is a useful fifth double bedroom and en-suite bathroom with direct access from the rear courtyards; themselves accessed from a private lane. In addition, there is a separate access from the lower ground floor hallway to the rear courtyards - should this floor ever need to be self-contained.Below lie two vaulted cellar rooms; perfect as wine storage / workshop as they stand or further accommodation if refurbished (subject to consent).Outside:No. 6 the Paragon enjoys access to (with part ownership of) the stunning communal gardens which are amongst the finest in the city; beautifully tended with a large expanse of level lawn and tiered terraces running down the Avon Gorge itself. A stunning attribute and perfect for families of all ages and size.The house itself has direct hall floor access to a level communal terrace to the rear; a perfect morning coffee and breakfast spot, with a private full width canopied balcony above to take in the views.To the rear of the lower ground floor are three vaulted courtyards (enclosed from the elements above), one of which is used as a garage and able to accommodate a small city car.

Alden House is a classic Regency house with later additions which has been beautifully restored throughout. The present owner purchased the property in 2011 and during the following two years, the property underwent an extensive restoration programme including the outbuildings, cottage, and grounds. The lengthy building project also included a cleverly concealed lift behind a mirrored door.The restoration has been sympathetic to retain all the striking period features including stone fireplaces, wooden floors, arched entrances, moulded and ornate ceiling cornice, window shutters, and a fine early 19th century turning staircase with mahogany handrail on reeded balusters in the reception hall. The careful decoration of the accommodation reflects and compliments the period of the house perfectly. The interior has a warm and friendly atmosphere with all rooms looking out over its delightful garden and grounds.On the ground floor is an arched entrance in the reception hall which leads into an inner hall, off which is the study and the attractive dining room with curved wall, both overlooking the front garden. The comfortable sitting room, with fireplace, looks to the east over the grounds and opens to a small south-facing loggia. A second elegant reception hall has a stone floor, sweeping Regency style staircase leading to the first floor and a large, mirrored door conceals a lift to the principal bedroom suite. The hall opens into a striking drawing room with central marble fireplace and bay windows with seats, looking over its land with views to the distant wooded slopes of Wrington Hill. The excellent bespoke kitchen/breakfast room with painted wood units and a central island, is fitted with a four oven electric aga and stone floor. Integral appliances include an oven, microwave, two warming drawers, two dishwashers and wine cooler. The breakfast area has fitted bench seating which enjoys extensive views over its grounds and land. Off the kitchen is a generous size utility room with walk-in pantry and stone floor.The first floor can be approached using either staircase. The superb principal bedroom suite with large shower room and dressing area occupies the east wing and can be assessed either from the second reception hall or via the lift. The bedroom has a bay window with window seat designed to take advantage of the view. There are three further bedrooms, all with a lovely outlook and a further bath/shower room and shower room. A staircase in the inner landing leads to a fifth bedroom with vaulted ceiling.Alden House is approached through electrically operated double timber gates giving access to a large gravel drive with turning circle, with Willow tree, outbuildings, and The Cottage, all lying to the west of the house. The detached stone and tile cottage is extremely well-presented and is completely self-contained. There is an open plan kitchen/sitting/dining area with the kitchen area being fitted with an integral hob, oven, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. There are also two bedrooms and a bathroom. Outside is a small garden. There is an additional separate garden store.An attractive large stone and tile three bay outbuilding with three arched openings and store provides parking for three cars. A generator room adjoins. Adjoining the garage block is a stone and tile outbuilding with workshop and garden store and a utility room serving The Cottage. There is also a separate garden store.The gardens are a delight and most attractively planted. Spanning the width of the front of the house is a flagstone area and an established Wisteria adorns the front elevation. There is a small south-facing loggia immediately outside the sitting room. The front garden has a large expanse of level lawn with shaped stone edge pond planted with water lilies, box lavender bushes, raised stone beds, shaped borders planted with a variety of mature shrubs and flowering plants.Bristol 13 miles, Bristol Airport 4.7 miles, M5 (J19) 14.5 miles, M5(J20) 8 miles Backwell/Nailsea Rail Station 9 miles, Bristol Temple Meads (London Paddington) 13 miles, Cribbs Causeway Regional Shopping Centre 18 miles (All distances and times are approximate).

Approached via a private sweeping driveway and well hidden from the road 'Friezecroft' is an exceptional opportunity for those seeking a substantial family home (4,400 sq ft), which enjoys a beautiful contemporary feel and finish throughout, set within 9 acres of land with stable block and garaging within the grounds and boasting the most spectacular views across miles of open countryside, the Bristol channel and Severn bridges beyond.The original property is believed to date back to c1630, but has been skillfully and substantially extended since then to create the masterpiece on offer today.LocationThis fabulous home with awe inspiring views and sunsets 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 a 2 mile drive with an extensive range of shops, restaurants and pubs.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 and Beaufort Polo grounds.The main regional centre is Bristol, about 8 miles to the south via the A38, while the beautiful city of Bath, with its superb architecture, history and shops, is 18 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 FloorWhen entering the property you are greeted by a good 24ft drawing room which is part of the original home and still retains the original inglenook stone fireplace, now with inset wood burner and beamed ceilings. The room opens to a good sized boot room to the side and steps down into the vast extension which transforms the property into a huge open plan living space/kitchen (43ft across) flooded with light with bi-folding doors opening to the grounds directly beyond and enjoying the unbelievable views. The kitchen area is very well equipped with contemporary fittings, appliances and an impressive island unit. The large gallery landing overlooks the space from above and adds to the sociable aspects of the space. The room flows into the left hand wing of the property where there are two more reception rooms and an en-suite guest bedroom.First FloorStairs lead up from the open plan living area to the aforementioned large gallery landing, which in turn provides access to a useful first floor laundry room with double butler sink and two large en-suite bedrooms, the master bedroom with a sizable dressing room and picture window to the rear with the outstanding views.Second FloorThe final two en-suite bedrooms will be found on the second floor.Grounds And OutbuildingsThe grounds command the most magnificent views from the hill top location across the adjoining farm land to the parkland and arboretum of Tockington Manor School and the sweeping Severn bridge. Beyond this the Welsh Hills provide the perfect backdrop to the silhouetted Scots pines highlighted especially at sunset. On a clear day North Devon is visible to the south west. The grounds flow perfectly into a large paddock directly behind which has been left as a wildflower meadow and abut the vast open countryside beyond. A large sun terrace directly outside the back of the house stretches across the rear of the property and provides access to the outdoor heated and covered swimming pool & large neighbouring hot tub, which use solar power to heat them (with a gas boiler as back up) via the adjoining plant room. The plant room additionally features a power shower. The stable block currently has several uses, with a glass walled office commanding spectacular views, a garden store and stable. A gardeners WC is included in the outbuildings. This block was designed with the potential to be converted and is on mains utilities. The gardens feature several specimen trees.A garage with double car port and paved and gravelled driveway provide many parking opportunities.

The entrance leads down a charming drive passing an array of magnificent mature trees into a large gravelled parking area. The first impression is of a superb family house which has been beautifully refurbished, surrounded by idyllic countryside. The presentation of the house is immaculate; immense care has been taken to restore house to an exacting modern standard, whilst being sympathetic to thehistoric features. It is private and discreet yet feels part of the village community.The entrance hall creates a wonderful sense of arrival and sets the tone for the rest of the house, creating an excellent flow and providing well-proportioned rooms throughout. The ground floor comprises an impressive galleried entrance hall and dining room, a charming dual aspect drawing room, sitting room, large study, garden room, a generous conservatory, cloakroom, utility room and boot room.It's a house that is blessed by an abundance of natural light, especially in the fabulous new kitchen extension. The new modern kitchen is spectacular, where design features include remarkable beams, a central island, striking granite worktops, limestone floor, an electric aga and dining area. It has been designed to be the perfect space for all the family, with bi-folding doors for direct access onto the terraceddining / pool area.On the first floor there is an impressive principal bedroom with en suite bathroom, a guest bedroom with en suite and three further double bedrooms. There is also a family bathroom and single bedroom/office.The immaculate gardens and grounds at Blacknest Farm complement the house perfectly, with pristine lawns and a charming pond. There are beautiful herbaceous borders, shrubs and a wonderful collection of established trees. The sheltered and enclosed pool area is south-west facing and an enchanting sunny spot. The inviting swimming pool, dining terrace and summer house are conveniently accessed directly from the kitchen.There is a superb collection of outbuildings which include an attractive stone and tiled long barn / cowshed, a double height garage, workshop, three stables and gym.This three bedroom cottage is discreetly set aside from the main house. It benefits from its own entrance, a private garden and enjoys stunning views across the Chew Valley. The cottage provides a blend of modern living and period character with a spacious sitting room / dining room with French doors into a conservatory, a well equipped kitchen / breakfast room, principal bedroom with en suite bathroom, two further bedrooms and a family bathroom.The cottage is well maintained and makes the ideal ancillary accommodation for the main house. Barn cottage is available by separate negotiation.Blacknest Farm is a fine country house set in approximately 25 acres of beautiful mature gardens with stunning rural views, located on the edge of the quiet Mendip village of Hinton Blewett in the desirable Chew Valley. Hinton Blewett offers a delightful village green, a popular public house, the 14th century church of St Margaret and a village hall, making it perfectly located to explore the beauty of the Mendip Hills, which is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (aonb).The charming city of Wells, famous for the beautiful gardens at Bishop's Palace and 850 year old cathedral is approximately 8 miles away, offering a range of amenities including shopping facilities, restaurants, cafes, public houses, museums, sporting facilities and excellent schooling.The nearby city of Bath is a World Heritage Site famed for its Georgian architecture and Roman history, which enjoys a wealth of cultural, business and recreational facilities along with superb schools in both the state and private sectors plus two universities. Bath is a cultural hub in the region and boasts a number of renowned venues including the Theatre Royal and the Assembly Rooms among others.The surrounding area is also well known for the quality of its schooling, both in the private and state sector including East Harptree, Ubley and Bishop Sutton primary schools, Chew Valley Comprehensive School, Millfield, Clifton College, Wells Cathedral and Bath schools.There are plenty of sporting opportunities nearby including fishing and sailing on Chew Valley Lake, golf at Farrington Gurney and Wells, and superb riding on the Mendip Hills. There are also several rugby clubs including Bath, Bristol and Gloucester and county cricket at Taunton. Horse racing can be found in Bath, Wincanton, Taunton and Chepstow.Communication links are excellent with a mainline railway to London Paddington from Bristol and Bath. There is easy access to the M5 motorway (Junction 21) for the Midlands and the Southwest; the M4 motorway (Junction 18) for London and the Southeast. Bristol Airport lies 9 miles to the north, offering domestic and international flights.Council Tax Band: H