14 properties for sale in Bristol in New Tredegar Bristol

SummaryA well presented two bedroom mid- terraced property, situated in the village of Brithdir, which is within close proximity of local amenities, major road networks and rail links.DescriptionA well presented two bedroom mid- terraced property, situated in the village of Brithdir, which is within close proximity of local amenities, major road networks and rail links. The accommodation briefly comprises: To the ground floor: Entrance porch, open plan lounge/dining room and kitchen with ground floor bathroom. Whilst to the first floor there are two double bedrooms and an office room with En-Suite shower room. Other features include gas central heating, double glazing and rear garden. Viewing highly recommended.Lounge/diner 20' 4" x 11' 3" ( 6.20m x 3.43m )Hardwood flooring, smooth plastered walls, double glazed window to front aspect, under stair storage.Kitchen 9' 5" x 14' 8" ( 2.87m x 4.47m )Fitted with ample wall and floor storage units, stainless steel sink, tile flooring, Electric oven and hob with extractor over, tiled splash back to walls, door leading to bathroom, double glazed window to rear aspect, door leading to garden.Bathroom 5' 7" x 8' 3" ( 1.70m x 2.51m )Tiled flooring, tiled splash back to walls, bath with electric shower over, WC, wash hand basin, heated towel rail, storage housing Worcester boiler, obscured double glazed window to rear aspect.Bedroom One 9' 2" x 14' 7" ( 2.79m x 4.45m )Carpeted flooring, smooth plastered with feature wall papered, Two double glazed windows to front aspect.Bedroom Two 9' 3" x 10' 9" ( 2.82m x 3.28m )Carpeted flooring smooth plastered walls, double glazed window to rear aspect.Office 9' 9" x 4' 8" ( 2.97m x 1.42m )What used to be the third bedroom has now been converted into a fabulous office which benefits from and En-Suite shower room.En-Suite Shower Room 9' 8" x 2' 6" ( 2.95m x 0.76m )Shower cubicle with mains fed shower, WC, wash hand basin.Rear GardenA beautiful landscaped garden split over multi levels which provides seating to observe the stunning mountain views.1. Money laundering regulations: Intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification documentation at a later stage and we would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing the sale. 2. General: While we endeavour to make our sales particulars fair, accurate and reliable, they are only a general guide to the property and, accordingly, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we will be pleased to check the position for you, especially if you are contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. 3. The measurements indicated are supplied for guidance only and as such must be considered incorrect. 4. Services: Please note we have not tested the services or any of the equipment or appliances in this property, accordingly we strongly advise prospective buyers to commission their own survey or service reports before finalising their offer to purchase. 5. These particulars are issued in good faith but do not constitute representations of fact or form part of any offer or contract. The matters referred to in these particulars should be independently verified by prospective buyers or tenants. Neither peter alan nor any of its employees or agents has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property.

18th Century farmhouse set back from a quiet unclassified lane with extensive accommodation (5,412 sq ft), ancillary accommodation, outbuildings (1,921 sq ft) and land. In all about 5.3 acres. EPC Rating D.A substantial 18th Century property which has been altered and extended over the years. There is potential to extend (subject to the necessary consents)The house has a magnificent oak framed extension added in 2009 which forms the heart of the house and enjoys views across the private and level gardens. The kitchen/dining/family room includes a Bentons kitchen and wood burner, further ground floor accommodation includes four reception rooms all of which wrap around the entrance hall which has a staircase leading to the first floor landing.The landing splits where there are four bedrooms and three bathrooms, two of which are en suite. A staircase gives access to the attic space.Beyond the kitchen/dining room there is a utility room which is accessible from the integral double garage. There is also access to a spacious two bedroom cottage. Both bedrooms are a good size and the sitting room has a double aspect, wood burner and access to the gardens. There is a bathroom and a Bentons kitchen. Across a covered walkway is the games room with a bar area and wood burner.The gardens surround the property. There is a terrace area which extends to the large and enclosed gardens. The gardens have had a number of trees planted around the edge, as have part of the two fields beyond.There is a large outbuilding and additional area of pasture which totals approximately 0.2 acres on the other side of the lane. The property totals in all about 5.3 acres (2.15 hectares)Owing to our commitment to keep both our colleagues and clients safe, we have many guided virtual viewing options available to you. These include video walkthroughs, 360 virtual reality tours and enhanced comprehensive photography, our teams will be happy to walk you through.Congresbury 1 mile, M5 (J21) 6 miles, Yatton Railway Station 3 miles, Bristol Airport 7 miles.(Distances approximate)

18th Century farmhouse set back from a quiet unclassified lane with extensive accommodation (5,412 sq ft), ancillary accommodation, outbuildings (1,921 sq ft) and land. In all about 5.3 acres. EPC Rating D.A substantial 18th Century property which has been altered and extended over the years. There is potential to extend (subject to the necessary consents)The house has a magnificent oak framed extension added in 2009 which forms the heart of the house and enjoys views across the private and level gardens. The kitchen/dining/family room includes a Bentons kitchen and wood burner, further ground floor accommodation includes four reception rooms all of which wrap around the entrance hall which has a staircase leading to the first floor landing.The landing splits where there are four bedrooms and three bathrooms, two of which are en suite. A staircase gives access to the attic space.Beyond the kitchen/dining room there is a utility room which is accessible from the integral double garage. There is also access to a spacious two bedroom cottage. Both bedrooms are a good size and the sitting room has a double aspect, wood burner and access to the gardens. There is a bathroom and a Bentons kitchen. Across a covered walkway is the games room with a bar area and wood burner.The gardens surround the property. There is a terrace area which extends to the large and enclosed gardens. The gardens have had a number of trees planted around the edge, as have part of the two fields beyond.There is a large outbuilding and additional area of pasture which totals approximately 0.2 acres on the other side of the lane. The property totals in all about 5.3 acres (2.15 hectares)Owing to our commitment to keep both our colleagues and clients safe, we have many guided virtual viewing options available to you. These include video walkthroughs, 360 virtual reality tours and enhanced comprehensive photography, our teams will be happy to walk you through.Congresbury 1 mile, M5 (J21) 6 miles, Yatton Railway Station 3 miles, Bristol Airport 7 miles.(Distances approximate)

Stunning Penthouse with breath taking 360 degree views from the three private terraces directly to the Suspension Bridge, The Gorge and south of the city, as far reaching as Lansdown.LocationLeigh Woods is perched on the edge of the Avon Gorge and a short walk from fashionable Clifton Village and Brunel's famous Suspension Bridge. Notable landmarks around include the Nightingale Valley and the Ashton Court Estate, both of which feature mountain bike trails, bridle paths and footpaths. Within proximity there are health and leisure clubs in Failand, Long Ashton and Clifton as well as golf courses. Clifton is home to a number of highly regarded schools, state and independent, whilst nearby Wraxall also offers preparatory schooling and a primary school. For national travel, the M5 motorway is easily accessible via the A369 serving the South West and Midlands and linking to the M4, South Wales and London. There are two mainline rail stations available from Bristol as well as an international airport with flights to a number of European and some long haul destinations, approximately 8.6 miles distant.DescriptionDesigned by Moon Design this is a truly stunning Penthouse offering unrivalled views. The contemporary and modern design provides open plan living with the clever design with the use of some pocket doors to create more intimate living spaces. Approached by passenger lift to the fourth floor the lift opens in to a private lobby with the penthouse occupying the whole of the top floor. The entrance hall is bright and welcoming, throughout the apartment (with the exception of the bedrooms) there is attractive engineered oak flooring, modern bathrooms and a stunning hand built contemporary kitchen. The spacious reception has double sliding doors to the South facing terrace and picture windows to the Suspension Bridge and Gorge. An inviting wood burner set on an extensive slate hearth provides a cosy and inviting focal point to the room, recessed hand built oak book case and shelving. A pocket door leads in to the kitchen and further dining room. The kitchen is modern and contemporary, hand built by Moon with Neff appliances including double oven, single oven and warming drawer, 5 ring induction hob, integrated dishwasher and larder fridge. Large picture window enjoys views over the communal gardens. To one wall is fitted floor to ceiling larder and shelved store cupboards. The kitchen flows directly to the raised dining room with sliding doors opening to the West facing terrace a great area for al fresco dining. A dedicated utility room is off the hall with a good range of units, plumbing for a washer/dryer and space for a larder freezer, adjoining the utility is the boiler room.Overlooking the Gorge is a spacious study, to one wall there is an extensive range of hand built book cases and a separate media cabinet. A fitted desk with views from the picture window. A cupboard houses a surround sound system (this requires further updating to a mobile/digital device). The study has been used previously by the owners as an occasional bedroom. The family room beyond has a wood burner and offers further the back drop views of the Suspension bridge, Gorge and Observatory and further access via French doors to the terrace.The principle bedroom suite is served by a spacious en suite shower room with a spacious shower, bidet and counter top basin, low level W.C. And eye level bathroom cabinets, tiled flooring and contrasting hardwood splashbacks. There is a dedicated bathing area with a double ended bath, accessed from the bedroom. Further serving this room is a walk in wardrobe with floor to ceiling fitted hanging spaces, shoe racks and drawers.The guest suite enjoys views of the Suspension bridge and is served an attractive en suite shower room with double shower, wash hand basin, W.C and to one wall mirrored fronted bathroom cabinets, complimented with floor tiling.The third bedroom is presently arranged as an additional dressing room, with ample fitted open wardrobes and a range of fitted drawers and shoe storage. This is served by a separate modern shower room with double shower WC and wash hand basin.For al fresco entertaining the three separate terraces offer unrivalled areas to all day sunshine and in to the evening, the setting sun in the West all offering breath taking Birdseye views.Outside there are established communal gardens for the private use of the residents of Telford House. There is further visitors parking, a bin and bicycle store.Tandem parking for two vehicles within a shared open carport is accessed from the car park, together with a second trade's pedestrian access to the block.Square Footage: 2232 sq ftLeasehold with approximately 947 years remaining

Spanning approximately 1600 square feet, finished to a spectacularly high standard and benefitting from its own private street entrance, this wonderful apartment has the feeling of a house.Spread over 4 floors, with two large terraces, the accommodation comprises a large eat in modern and fully fitted kitchen and useful cloakroom/WC on the ground floor, a bright and spacious double reception on the first floor giving access to a large terrace, master bedroom with plentiful storage and gargantuan en-suite bathroom, two further double bedrooms, one with en-suite. The stairs then lead up to a spectacular roof terrace.Bristol Gardens is located a moments walk from the amenities and transport facilities of Clifton Road and Warwick Avenue Underground Station (Bakerloo Line) as well as The Regents’ Canal.

A beautifully presented farmhouse, dating back to the 17th Century. This Grade II listed property offers fantastic accommodation including a two bedroom appartment and two separate home offices. All in all, the property totals in approximately 5 acres of land with a separate fruit orchard.DescriptionA truly spectacular Grade ll listed 17th Century Farmhouse, located in the popular village of Stanton Wick. With a mixture of charming character and modern aspects including under floor heating in the new areas, Parsons Farm offers a spacious family home with five acres and a self contained two bedroom apartment.The Farmhouse has a great layout along with spacious accommodation.The ground floor comprises of a large entrance hallway, drawing room, sitting room that has a door down to the cellar, study, downstairs cloakroom, family room, reception room, that then leads into the showstopper kitchen/dining room, utility room, additional downstairs cloakroom and master bedroom with en suite and dressing room.Upstairs comprises of one en suite double bedroom, the mainbathroom and a further three double bedroom.Converted BarnsThe converted barns offer the opportunity for an additional income or space for a dependant family member or older child.The apartment comprises a brilliant open plan space with highceilings including the kitchen, dining space and sitting area. There is a bathroom and two double bedrooms.There are two home offices, ideal for those working from home as the office is currently separated from the farmhouse and the annexe. The property is fitted with a modern Wifi mesh to give 200MB ‘fibre optic cable for broadband and excellent 4G throughout the property.OutsideThe property is accessed down the main drive which leads to the parking area. There is ample space for cars and there is also an additional drive to the right hand side of the property offering extra parking.To the front is a neat walled garden with beds and a pathway leading to the front door. The rest of the gardens go all the way round the farmhouse. There is a lovely patio area to the rear of the property, overlooking the land which is approximately 5 acres, the beautiful surrounding countryside and the variety of trees, including the fruit trees and the Japanese Heartnut Trees.Also included with Parsons Farm is an orchard opposite which along with the orchard in the main garden, creates around 250 bottles of fresh apple juice a year.There is an excellent local pub, with a good restaurant and 12bedrooms within a few hundred yards.The land is subject to a footpath.SituationSituated in Stanton Wick which lies east of Chew Magna. This pretty hamlet is included within the parish of Stanton Drew and the local authority of Bath and North East Somerset.The regional centre of Bristol is only 8 miles to the north whilst the World Heritage City of Bath lies 10 miles to the east with good road connections to both. The Cathedral City of Wells is some 12 miles to the south.Day to day facilities are available in the nearby village of Chew Magna. These include a bank, a master butcher, post office and two public houses. The local primary school, Ofsted rated ‘Outstanding’, is located in Stanton Drew, while the highly rated secondary school is Chew Valley School in Chew Magna. There are also a number of well-regarded independent schools within the area.Mainline rail services to London Paddington are available from Bristol and Bath. Bristol International Airport is approximately 7 miles away and the A37, A38 and M5/M4 motorways are easily accessible from the property.The Chew Valley and Blagdon lakes are close by, notable for their fishing, birdlife, sailing and nature study amenities. Stanton Wick boasts an impressive range of culinary hotspots on its doorstep. Within a three mile radius of the property are found the Micheline starred Pony & Trap pub, its sister fish restaurant Salt & Malt, the country hotel and restaurant The Pig near Bath, and many fine country pubs and restaurants including the highly rated local pub, The Carpenters Arms.DirectionsComing into the village of Stanton Wick, follow the road round to the right. Pass The Carpenters Arms. The driveway to Parsons Farmhouse will be on the left.TenureFreeholdServicesMains water, private drainage. Oil central heating.Local AuthorityBath and North East Somerset.Council Tax BandGEPCN/A as Grade II listed.PostcodeBS39 4BXViewingsStrictly by appointment with the Vendors agent KillensFixtures And FittingsAll those items usually regarded as retained to the vendors are specifically reserved out of the sale.

Manor Farm is a delightful farmhouse in a private location.The house is believed to date from the 1700's and many features appropriate to the period have been retained. There are flagstone floors, inglenook stone fireplaces, beamed ceilings and window seats. The rooms have a comfortable ceiling height and the interior, which is arranged over three floors, has a warm and friendly atmosphere, with a country outlook from all windows.The drawing room is a striking room, full of charm, with a large stone fireplace fitted with a log burning stove and two window seats. The dining room has a beamed ceiling, stone inglenook fireplace fitted with a log burning stove and solid oak floor. Off the inner hall, is the family room, study, craft room and a cloakroom An oak door opens onto a the rear flagstone terrace that overlooks the gardens and land.The entrance/boot room with utility room off, leads to the farmhouse kitchen/breakfast room with Aga. There is a range of handmade units by Artichoke, a pitch pine dresser unit, a central island unit with granite surface, bunkette seating, and integral appliances include a hob, oven and microwave. There is also a large walk in pantry.On the first floor, there are three good size bedrooms, bathroom and shower room. The second floor has two further bedrooms, with vaulted ceilings, one having an en suite bath/shower room. All bedrooms have extensive countryside views.Outside, the property is approached through a farm gate giving access to a large parking area in front of the house and a converted part stone and part timber clad barn which is now a detached garage with gym and workshop.The well maintained garden, which is designed for low maintenance, lies principally behind the house. There is a gently undulating, westerly open view over the gardens and beyond to part of the land. There are shaped beds planted with flowering shrubs and plants. The two main lawns, interspersed with mature trees are separated by a shaped pathway leading down to the stream which runs down to the Winford Brook, over which a bridge crosses and leads to the land.Immediately at the rear of the house is a flagstone terrace ideal for entertaining. A gravelled area gives access to a potting shed/greenhouse which opens to an enclosed kitchen garden.To the east of the house is a further area of lawn interspersed with trees and shaped flower borders, part bounded by a stone wall.The substantial outbuildings which are in good condition and amount to 5,320 sq ft. They are grouped around the original concrete yard and are accessed off the main entrance. Their construction comprises a combination of concrete block and render, stone, and corrugated iron. A gate from the yard gives access to the land to the south and west. A detached building with two stores and a two storey tractor store, once had planning permission for conversion into ancillary/office accommodation. Across the yard is an L shape range of outbuildings divided in to five “rooms” having previously been used as a goat shed, pony stable, a larger stable, calf shed and a sheep shed.The land has been organically farmed for 20 years and is laid to pasture divided into six fields, one of which is sub-divided into an orchard and enclosures. Mains water is connected to all fields which are currently used for grazing, with the 'planting field' partially grazed to allow the wild orchids to flourish. A lovely attraction of the property, is the narrow stream winding its way centrally through the land and at the bottom of the garden.In total the property extends to about 27.92 acresOwing to our commitment to keep both our colleagues and clients safe, we have many guided virtual viewing options available to you. These include video walkthroughs, 360 virtual reality tours and enhanced comprehensive photography, our teams will be happy to walk you through.Manor Farm is situated towards the end of Littleton Lane in a picturesque setting, surrounded by farmland. Littleton Lane forms part of the hamlet of Upper Littleton, on the eastern outskirts of Winford and about 1.5 miles west of Chew Magna.Bristol 8 miles Wells 15 miles Bath 16.5 miles Bristol Airport 3 miles Chew Valley Lake 2 miles Bristol Temple Meads Rail Station to London (Paddington) 8 miles M5 (J19) 10 miles

A most exciting and dynamic Grade II listed family house, superbly presented and benefitting from income generating cottages and stables. The fine 18th century Cotswold farmhouse has honey coloured stone elevations under a double gabled roof line and many architectural features remain, including fireplaces and beamed ceiling. Of particular note is the fine dressed stone arched door surround complete with iron-studded oak front door. Upon entering, the quality of finish and attention to detail are immediately apparent. The present owner undertook a comprehensive renovation and modernisation of the farm house and simultaneously converted the period outbuildings into first class ancillary accommodation. Polished limestone floors, with underfloor heating, run throughout the ground floor and are complimented by oak floors on the first floor. A spacious and welcoming entrance hall has doors leading off to all of the ground floor rooms. The large kitchen breakfast room is very much the hub of the house, with a four oven Aga and extensive bespoke cabinets including a central island. There are doors to the utility room and the neighbouring dining room. The drawing room is a triumph of good design within a period house with a hooded chimneypiece and French doors open onto the formal gardens. The first floor is equally as well appointed as the ground floor with a luxurious master bedroom suite which has a vaulted ceiling, fitted wardrobes, mood lighting, a contemporary gas fireplace and dressing room and bathroom. There are two guest bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, two further bedrooms and a family bathroom.Ancillary accommodationFormerly a series of Cotswold farm barns, now converted to provide 4 bedroom cottage and 1 bedroom cottage (The Haybarn) both generating an income. As all the rooms are interlinked they could be used as a games room, home office, gym or studio by the main house. Contact the selling agent for further information regarding the income generated by the cottagesThe picturesque hamlet of Beach comprises a variety of period houses and farms. Situated between Bath (5.5 miles), Bristol (9 miles) and the M4 motorway (6.5 miles to junction 18).The neighbouring villages of Upton Cheyney and Bitton are within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which is locally known as the Golden Valley. Upton Cheyney has a popular farm shop and the Upton Inn public House. The close proximity of Bath is a major attraction and the city offers a wealth of cultural, educational and recreational facilities with five independent schools and two universities. Bath Spa station provides a regular service to London Paddington (from 87 minutes) and Bristol Temple Meads (from 15 minutes).Sporting opportunities locally include premiership rugby and horse racing at Bath, golf at Tracey Park and Lansdown and hunting with the Duke of Beaufort’s foxhounds.A gravel drive forms a parking area in front of the house and provides access to the large garage, the ancillary accommodation and the stable yard. The landscaped gardens accessible from the kitchen have outside lighting and are arranged as formal lawns enclosed by clipped box hedges and wide flag stone paths and terraces, with an ‘alfresco’ dining area bordered by pleached trees. There is a large open lawn bordering the eastern elevation and enclosed by a high clipped hedge. For parties, weddings and events the garden to the north has been designed with an open lawn suitable for marquees (running water installed) with a gravel walk running the length of the garden and a gravel reception area bordered on all sides by lavender and other scented flowers and shrubs. There are excellent views for this secluded part of the garden.

The property is a substantial family house (about 6,900 sq ft) plus an indoor swimming pool complex, gym and integral garaging (about 2,100 sq ft). The property is located on a sought after private lane and enjoys about 4 acres of gardens and about a further 4 acres of woodland. There are extensive southerly views from all rooms on both floors of the main house. The West Wing which is currently a fitted home office and studio could easily be converted into a self contained annexe / guest suite..Well secluded behind high stone walls and double electric gates on the favoured south side, it enjoys panoramic views over the Mendip Hills and to Exmoor beyond.Set in grounds of some 8 acres, this large (over 9,000 square feet) luxurious modern house offers 5 bedrooms, 2 with ensuite facilities, 5 reception rooms accommodation, with a heated indoor swimming pool / gym / jacuzzi / steam room / shower rooms complex. The pool is heated by a heat pump and a flexible 8 kw solar pv system which is very economical to run.The triple garage is accessible internally and there are several brick outbuildings, sheds and a greenhouse. About 1/3 of the grounds comprise well-tended lawns and shrubs with 2 fish ponds. The remaining 2/3 is woodland. The whole is enclosed by secure gated fencing.The 39 x 18 ft south-facing drawing room has a feature wood burning fireplace and gives access to the large conservatory / garden room. The views from both rooms are wide and far-reaching. The kitchen / breakfast room contains premium hand-built Mark Wilkinson “Metro” model kitchen furniture in grey painted sycamore, with granite worktops and utility room off. Down four steps but integral with the kitchen / breakfast room is an impressive dining room with patio doors leading to large terraces and the rear gardens with extensive views. Beyond the kitchen but also accessible from the secondary front entrance hall, is a large study / office fitted with quality mahogany office furniture.Owing to our commitment to keep both our colleagues and clients safe, we have many guided virtual viewing options available to you. These include video walkthroughs, 360 virtual reality tours and enhanced comprehensive photography, our teams will be happy to walk you through.BS20 7SAClifton Village 5 miles; Bristol City Centre 7 miles; Bristol Airport 7 miles; Back well Mainline Railway Station 3.5 miles; M5 (Junction 19) 3 miles; Downs Prep School 2 miles(All distances approximate)

The property is well placed for schools in both the state and private sectors; Clifton College, Clifton High School, Christchurch Primary School, Queen Elizabeth Hospital School and Bristol Grammar School are within walking distance and Badminton School for girls is close by.Pleasant walks and cycling can be found on The Downs, Ashton Court, Blaise Castle and Leigh Woods. Excellent shops, bars and restaurants in Clifton Village and Whiteladies Road. There is also extensive shopping available at Cabot Circus, Park Street and The Mall at Cribbs Causeway. Bristol Old Vic, Bristol Hippodrome and Colston Hall can all be found in the City Centre.The property was constructed about 1860 and retains much of its original detail including fireplaces, cornice, ceiling roses and many of the sash windows include the working shutters. The southern and eastern elevations are constructed from stone with ornate bath stone quoins and window detail, whilst the western elevation has been rendered with the addition of the substantial kitchen/breakfast room that enjoys the outlook across the gardens. The ground floor has a vestibule with glazed fan light and double doors leading through to the reception hall, with feature stained and leaded windows, top lights and the rising staircase to the upper floors.The dining room has a dual aspect with an attractive fireplace as the focal point and views over the front garden.Located off the reception hall, there is a sitting room with a feature fireplace and a door leading to the wonderful open plan kitchen/breakfast room which has a central lantern letting the light flood in and there are double doors leading out to the raised terrace and garden. The kitchen contains a range of wall and base units, various integrated appliances and electric Aga.Beyond the stairs is a utility room and separate WC as well as a door which provides access to the lower ground floor.The first floor has a laundry on the half landing and off the main landing, there is the master bedroom with a double aspect, ensuite bathroom and access to a study/bedroom 6/dressing room which is also accessible from the landing. A second bedroom also has an ensuite bathroom. The accommodation continues to the top floor where there are three further bedrooms, two with en suites and bedroom 5 has the use of a separate shower room.The garden floor flat has a separate entrance but is also connected via an internal staircase to the principal home. The accommodation includes a large kitchen / dining / sitting room with a double aspect. There is a further separate sitting room with bathroom and second bedroom off. The principal bedroom has an en suite and dressing room.The property is approached by electrically operated gates that give vehicular and pedestrian access to a gravelled area and off street parking for several cars. The front garden has box hedging and is a level lawn with a mature hedgerow providing privacy.The rear garden is level and enclosed. The garden is mainly laid to lawn with well stocked borders including specimen trees such as a magnolia, twisted hazel and a cherry blossom. These gardens are accessible from a raised terrace off the kitchen/breakfast room which is ideal for entertaining, as well as the BBQ area. There is a single garage with personal door from the garden and an outside w.c.Owing to our commitment to keep both our colleagues and clients safe, we have many guided virtual viewing options available to you. These include video walkthroughs, 360 virtual reality tours and enhanced comprehensive photography, our teams will be happy to walk you through.The M32 is about 2 miles away and the M5 (J17) is about 5 miles away. Bristol Airport is about 9.4 miles away and Bristol Temple Meads (about 2.9 miles) has a direct line to Paddington.

Avonwood is a completely unique property, offering a rare balance of a country lifestyle whilst having the amenities of Clifton Village a short drive away. Beautifully maintained, this well-appointed family home has a separate cottage, landscaped gardens and even its own vineyard, whilst occupying a position that would be the envy of many with south facing and far-reaching views down the Avon Gorge to the Clifton Suspension Bridge. In all the grounds extend to about 3.1 acres. EPC: E.Located down a private drive, Avonwood occupies a stunning south-facing position with wonderful uninterrupted views to the south up the Avon Gorge. The house has been meticulously looked after by the current owners and is presented in very good order. The heating system was overhauled in 2017.The house is arranged over four storeys with an excellent balance of formal entertaining and family rooms.The main rooms all face south over the Gorge. The main reception rooms are spread over the ground and garden floors, with access to the full-length balcony or veranda and gardens. The drawing room is of particular note, with sash windows onto the balcony and a large sitting area. The dining room and kitchen / breakfast room also face south, providing plenty of natural light and great views.The lower ground floor has been largely arranged as a leisure floor, with cinema, steam room and gym. There is also access to the gardens from here.The master bedroom suite spans most of the south facing elevation with an excellent guest bedroom suite beyond. The balance of bedrooms to bathrooms is excellent, ideal for big families or couples who entertain a lot.The grounds are landscaped and terraced to provide the maximum balance of space and seclusion, with a terrace and BBQ patio outside the house. Further afield are “wild” areas of flower meadow and shrubs, interspersed with walks through the woods which are approaching 2 acres.The vineyard has been planted with Chardonnay grapes and historically provides about 1,200 to 1,500 bottles a year.The one-bedroom cottage is ideal for staff, letting out or as a studio.Owing to our commitment to keep both our colleagues and clients safe, we have many guided virtual viewing options available to you. These include video walkthroughs, 360 virtual reality tours and enhanced comprehensive photography, our teams will be happy to walk you through.Avonwood is located down a quiet road, on the edge of the sought after suburb of Sneyd Park, just moments from the open parkland of the renowned Clifton Downs. The property faces south and directly overlooks the Clifton Suspension Bridge and Avon Gorge.Clifton village has boutique shops, banks, restaurants, post office, public houses and art galleries. The city centre is about 3.5 miles away and provides extensive shopping facilities including Cabot Circus Shopping Centre, Cribbs Causeway is 5.3 miles.Clifton College - 1 mile on footWhiteladies Road - 1.3 miles by carClifton Village - 2.1 miles by car / 1.2 mile on footBristol Temple Meads - 3.8 milesBristol Airport - 9.7 miles(All distances and times approximate)

South facing iconic views of the Avon Gorge and Suspension BridgeLocationAvonwood is perched on the edge of the historic Avon Gorge and in the popular district of Sneyd Park, lying to the North West of the commercial centre. There are 400 acres of parkland virtually on the doorstep in addition to a nature reserve which is on the slopes of the Avon Gorge, this is rich in flora and some fauna. A popular family orientated location, there are good communication links to the motorway networks, Bristol City Centre and rail services from the two mainline stations Temple Meads and Parkway to a number of cities nationwide. Independent schools are available from Clifton and Henleaze with Clifton College, Clifton High School, Badminton and Redmaids in proximity. For shopping there are a number of supermarkets close by, whilst Clifton hosts fashionable boutiques, some restaurants and bars.DescriptionA fine stone built period house with ornate pediments and quoins constructed circa 1865. Avonwood is discreetly tucked away and occupies a prominent position on the edge of the Gorge with Southerly views. Established gardens and a recently replanted vineyard are included within the curtilage in addition to a wild meadow and some woodland, in all approximately 3.13 acres.The property combines generous entertaining rooms allied with more intimate and family space and caters well for families young and old. Southerly views from all the principal rooms including the master bedroom suite extend over the Gorge and towards the famous Suspension Bridge. The main reception rooms and study are located on the ground floor with access to a balcony which spans the rear elevation. Prominent features have been retained within, whilst many enhancements have been made. The kitchen/breakfast room on the garden level is the core of the home, beautifully appointed and enjoying immediate access and terrific views over the garden. Adjacent is the guest bedroom suite and there is also a laundry/utility room. The principal bedrooms are on the first floor off a sizeable landing with a linen cupboard, bathroom and bedroom. There are two further bedroom suites in addition to a master bedroom which has advantageous views, its own dedicated dressing room and a sizeable bathroom. The lower ground floor incorporates the leisure elements and these include a cinema room, gym and steam room.There is a detached cottage, two storey and ideal for a dependent relative, housekeeper or any extended family. There is also a summer house and a further store.The vineyard was recently replanted with Chardonnay grapes and can produce between 1200 and 1500 bottles per year.Square Footage: 5618 sq ftAcreage: 3.13 Acres

Avonwood is a completely unique property, offering a rare balance of a country lifestyle whilst having the amenities of Clifton Village a short drive away. Beautifully maintained, this well-appointed family home has a separate cottage, landscaped gardens and even its own vineyard, whilst occupying a position that would be the envy of many with south facing and far-reaching views down the Avon Gorge to the Clifton Suspension Bridge. In all the grounds extend to about 3.1 acres. EPC: E.Located down a private drive, Avonwood occupies a stunning south-facing position with wonderful uninterrupted views to the south up the Avon Gorge. The house has been meticulously looked after by the current owners and is presented in very good order. The heating system was overhauled in 2017.The house is arranged over four storeys with an excellent balance of formal entertaining and family rooms.The main rooms all face south over the Gorge. The main reception rooms are spread over the ground and garden floors, with access to the full-length balcony or veranda and gardens. The drawing room is of particular note, with sash windows onto the balcony and a large sitting area. The dining room and kitchen / breakfast room also face south, providing plenty of natural light and great views.The lower ground floor has been largely arranged as a leisure floor, with cinema, steam room and gym. There is also access to the gardens from here.The master bedroom suite spans most of the south facing elevation with an excellent guest bedroom suite beyond. The balance of bedrooms to bathrooms is excellent, ideal for big families or couples who entertain a lot.The grounds are landscaped and terraced to provide the maximum balance of space and seclusion, with a terrace and BBQ patio outside the house. Further afield are “wild” areas of flower meadow and shrubs, interspersed with walks through the woods which are approaching 2 acres.The vineyard has been planted with Chardonnay grapes and historically provides about 1,200 to 1,500 bottles a year.The one-bedroom cottage is ideal for staff, letting out or as a studio.Owing to our commitment to keep both our colleagues and clients safe, we have many guided virtual viewing options available to you. These include video walkthroughs, 360 virtual reality tours and enhanced comprehensive photography, our teams will be happy to walk you through.Avonwood is located down a quiet road, on the edge of the sought after suburb of Sneyd Park, just moments from the open parkland of the renowned Clifton Downs. The property faces south and directly overlooks the Clifton Suspension Bridge and Avon Gorge.Clifton village has boutique shops, banks, restaurants, post office, public houses and art galleries. The city centre is about 3.5 miles away and provides extensive shopping facilities including Cabot Circus Shopping Centre, Cribbs Causeway is 5.3 miles.Clifton College - 1 mile on footWhiteladies Road - 1.3 miles by carClifton Village - 2.1 miles by car / 1.2 mile on footBristol Temple Meads - 3.8 milesBristol Airport - 9.7 miles(All distances and times approximate)

A beautiful stucco fronted Regency house in the heart of Little Venice. Perfectly positioned in the middle of the South facing terrace this property is well presented throughout and offers a wealth of natural light and space. Comprising of 2,802 sq ft/260 sq m the property has excellent living accommodation over five floors, five bedrooms, a roof terrace and a large south facing garden patio that leads directly onto wonderful communal gardens. A unique feature to the house is that the light well to the front is entirely covered, currently used as a bright dining area.Bristol Gardens is ideally located just moments from Formosa Street and Clifton Gardens with its fantastic array of local amenities. The pleasant tow path walks of the Grand Union Canal are also close by, as are the highly regarded restaurants of The Waterway and The Summerhouse. The exceptional property is also situated close to fantastic transport links including Warwick Avenue station (Bakerloo line) and Paddington station for national rail and Heathrow Express connections.