House For Sale £850,000
Stratton Lodge is situated along a no through lane about 0.8 mile south west of the town centre and 200 yards from open countryside and country walks. The house is believed to have been built around 1890. The present owners purchased Stratton Lodge in 1999. Over the years the property has been improved and updated, retaining all features appropriate to the Victorian period, which include original panelled doors in moulded architraves, moulded skirting boards, picture rail and ceiling cornices, and an attractive Victorian staircase in the reception hall. There are also restored floorboards. The kitchen has been re-configured and units replaced. Integral appliances include two ovens, gas hob, microwave, dishwasher and a free standing refrigerator/freezer. A Victorian style open fire grate and surround have been installed in the sitting room and a coal effect gas fire with Bath stone surround, fitted in the dining room. In more recent years, the en-suite bath/shower room has been replaced and stylishly redesigned by Ripples, a superb new garage for four to five cars has been built, decking installed along the rear elevation on the south side, and a terrace and drive in front of the house laid in block paving.
The accommodation is arranged over three floors and the interior has a lovely atmosphere. An entrance vestibule opens into a central hall with the sitting room and dining room either side each with a bay window. The family room and kitchen/breakfast room overlook the south facing garden. The conservatory with cloakroom off, opens from the kitchen, also making it ideal for use as a playroom. The utility room off the inner hall opens to the rear garden. On the first floor is the principal bedroom has an en-suite bath/shower room. There are three further bedrooms and family bathroom. The second floor has two good bedrooms each with vaulted ceiling, and shower room.
It is approached between double timber gates opening on to a drive with parking for several cars. The drive leads to the garage, with two pairs of double timber doors with parking for four to five cars, and platform storage over. The drive continues to a terrace in front of the house, laid to block paving, spanning the width of the house, overlooking the spacious front garden. The front garden is laid principally to level lawn with borders planted with a variety of mature ornamental shrubs and trees, including a Willow. The rear south facing garden is enclosed by hedgerow, trees and timber fencing. Along the south elevation there is raised decking with timber balustrading, built in gas fire-pit, and steps leading down to the lawn, ideal for entertaining. Surrounding the lawn are planted borders, and trees include cooking Apple and Cherry.
Nailsea High Street .8 mile, Bristol 8 miles, M5 (J19) 4.5 miles, Bristol Airport 6 miles, Backwell Rail Station (London Paddington) 1.2 miles, Cribbs Regional Shopping Centre 15 miles, Clevedon 6 miles (all distances approximate).
The accommodation is arranged over three floors and the interior has a lovely atmosphere. An entrance vestibule opens into a central hall with the sitting room and dining room either side each with a bay window. The family room and kitchen/breakfast room overlook the south facing garden. The conservatory with cloakroom off, opens from the kitchen, also making it ideal for use as a playroom. The utility room off the inner hall opens to the rear garden. On the first floor is the principal bedroom has an en-suite bath/shower room. There are three further bedrooms and family bathroom. The second floor has two good bedrooms each with vaulted ceiling, and shower room.
It is approached between double timber gates opening on to a drive with parking for several cars. The drive leads to the garage, with two pairs of double timber doors with parking for four to five cars, and platform storage over. The drive continues to a terrace in front of the house, laid to block paving, spanning the width of the house, overlooking the spacious front garden. The front garden is laid principally to level lawn with borders planted with a variety of mature ornamental shrubs and trees, including a Willow. The rear south facing garden is enclosed by hedgerow, trees and timber fencing. Along the south elevation there is raised decking with timber balustrading, built in gas fire-pit, and steps leading down to the lawn, ideal for entertaining. Surrounding the lawn are planted borders, and trees include cooking Apple and Cherry.
Nailsea High Street .8 mile, Bristol 8 miles, M5 (J19) 4.5 miles, Bristol Airport 6 miles, Backwell Rail Station (London Paddington) 1.2 miles, Cribbs Regional Shopping Centre 15 miles, Clevedon 6 miles (all distances approximate).
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