Set in circa 1.75 acres of private gardens and woodland, The Old Malthouse is an extensive family home which dates back to the 17th century and has a wonderful history of producing and supplying the local villages with grain and malt. Situated in the centre of Iron Acton within its attractive conservation High Street, the property has an unassuming approach yet offers heaps of outdoor space and privacy with the unexpected size of the garden and woods. When you arrive you are met with ample parking and a huge garage/barn which can house 4 cars and has an equally large workshop or storage area. Alongside this you will find the former Stables which have been converted into a fantastic two bedroom guest lodge; ideal for independent family living or for extra income as a rental property. To the rear young woodlands lead off from the main lawn with pretty meandering paths and areas to escape the stresses and strains of everyday life! There is also a swimming pool in the garden which has a heating facility and changing room plus there is an old stone outbuilding in need of renovation. Inside the main house a lovely entrance hall leads to two adjoining reception rooms which both have feature inglenook fireplaces, plus a third reception/dining room. From here you will also find a study with bespoke fitted bookcases and writing desk. The farmhouse style kitchen/diner was a more recent addition and boasts fantastic proportions, which then leads to a large utility room and downstairs wet room. Then finally the barn section now makes a sizable games room and has recently been fitted with modern bi-fold doors to the front courtyard. Upstairs the property unfolds as you explore with an abundance of charm and period beams, as has the downstairs. In total there are 6 bedrooms in the main house plus 2 bathrooms. No Onward Chain!The picturesque village of Iron Acton is located between the market town of Chipping Sodbury and the popular village of Winterbourne. It has a charming conservation High Street with many period properties, plus there are beautiful countryside surroundings including the Frome Valley River Walkway. It benefits from its own primary school, village green with traditional Maypole, church, parish hall, childrens play area, garden centre with coffee shop, tennis courts, two public houses and of course the annual 'Proms in the Meadows'! Adjacent to the church the beautiful Old Rectory is now a private therapy clinic offering a range of treatments. There are excellent road links to Bristol and motorway junctions on the M32/M4 and M5, with the M4 junction being approx 6.9 miles away. Bristol Parkway Railway Station is approx 6.6 miles from the village.