House For Sale £675,000
The Old Cider Mill is situated in a tucked away setting, with turning circle, at the end of a no through road with south facing views to Brockley Woods and neighbouring Brockley Court. It is situated within the curtilage of Brockley Court, which is grade II listed. It is only listed by association. The rear walled garden has far reaching and attractive open views across farmland to woodland of the Tyntesfield Estate, and a west facing aspect.
The present owner purchased and converted the barn, when derelict, in 2002. The conversion is superb, and the interior is striking, with much thought and detail going into the materials used, which are sympathetic to the age and character of the property. There are wood and stone floors, vaulted ceilings, exposed trusses, tongue and groove oak doors with iron latch furniture, and beamed ceilings. The interior has a lovely and warm atmosphere resembling that of a French gite.
The open plan breakfast kitchen/dining/sitting room is stunning. The bespoke kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a range of wood units, granite surfaces, and an island unit with breakfast bar. Integrated appliances include double oven, lpg hob, and dishwasher. A wide square arch opens into the dining and sitting area with French oak floorboards, and a most attractive stone fireplace and chimney breast fitted with a log burning stove on a raise hearth in the sitting area. A south facing French door in the dining area opens to the front. A very attractive oak turning staircase separates the dining and sitting areas. Off the sitting area, at a lower split level, is a study/bedroom 4, with lovely country views, and a French door opens to the rear garden. At this level there is a bedroom with Jack and Jill shower room, and a rear entrance/utility area, with tiled floor. The first floor comprises the principal bedroom and a further bedroom, each with a vaulted beamed ceiling, and a bath/shower room. There is potential to extend, subject to the necessary consents.
Outside
The Old Cider Mill is approached over a turning circle with central grass island, a mature tree and Staddlestone's, leading to the front of the property and providing parking for a number of cars. Beside the gated entrance, is a detached stone and tile double garage block with kitchenette and separate WC. A staircase rises to two rooms, ideal for use as home offices. Subject to the necessary consents, the garage block could be converted into further living accommodation.
Immediately outside the south facing front elevation, is a wide flagstone and sitting area with a view to Brockley Woods. The rear walled garden has wide extensive views over farmland to woodland of the Tyntsfield Estate. Immediately outside the rear elevation is a flagstone area spans the width of the property, capturing the view, and is ideal for entertaining. There is an extensive area of level lawn interspersed by Silver Birch. A trellis adorned with a mature Honeysuckle, separates an enclosed further paved area laid with Belguim bricks, flower borders, and raised stone beds. A wrought iron ornamental archway leads to an area of lawn with raised vegetable beds.
- note: There is a right of way for the neighbouring property over the top part of the drive and there is an area to the front that is owned by the neighbouring property. Should you wish to discuss, please call the office on .
Bristol 10 miles, Bristol Airport 4 miles, Backwell & Nailsea Rail Station (London Paddington) 2.5 miles, M5(19) 9.5 miles (all distances are approximate).
The present owner purchased and converted the barn, when derelict, in 2002. The conversion is superb, and the interior is striking, with much thought and detail going into the materials used, which are sympathetic to the age and character of the property. There are wood and stone floors, vaulted ceilings, exposed trusses, tongue and groove oak doors with iron latch furniture, and beamed ceilings. The interior has a lovely and warm atmosphere resembling that of a French gite.
The open plan breakfast kitchen/dining/sitting room is stunning. The bespoke kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a range of wood units, granite surfaces, and an island unit with breakfast bar. Integrated appliances include double oven, lpg hob, and dishwasher. A wide square arch opens into the dining and sitting area with French oak floorboards, and a most attractive stone fireplace and chimney breast fitted with a log burning stove on a raise hearth in the sitting area. A south facing French door in the dining area opens to the front. A very attractive oak turning staircase separates the dining and sitting areas. Off the sitting area, at a lower split level, is a study/bedroom 4, with lovely country views, and a French door opens to the rear garden. At this level there is a bedroom with Jack and Jill shower room, and a rear entrance/utility area, with tiled floor. The first floor comprises the principal bedroom and a further bedroom, each with a vaulted beamed ceiling, and a bath/shower room. There is potential to extend, subject to the necessary consents.
Outside
The Old Cider Mill is approached over a turning circle with central grass island, a mature tree and Staddlestone's, leading to the front of the property and providing parking for a number of cars. Beside the gated entrance, is a detached stone and tile double garage block with kitchenette and separate WC. A staircase rises to two rooms, ideal for use as home offices. Subject to the necessary consents, the garage block could be converted into further living accommodation.
Immediately outside the south facing front elevation, is a wide flagstone and sitting area with a view to Brockley Woods. The rear walled garden has wide extensive views over farmland to woodland of the Tyntsfield Estate. Immediately outside the rear elevation is a flagstone area spans the width of the property, capturing the view, and is ideal for entertaining. There is an extensive area of level lawn interspersed by Silver Birch. A trellis adorned with a mature Honeysuckle, separates an enclosed further paved area laid with Belguim bricks, flower borders, and raised stone beds. A wrought iron ornamental archway leads to an area of lawn with raised vegetable beds.
- note: There is a right of way for the neighbouring property over the top part of the drive and there is an area to the front that is owned by the neighbouring property. Should you wish to discuss, please call the office on .
Bristol 10 miles, Bristol Airport 4 miles, Backwell & Nailsea Rail Station (London Paddington) 2.5 miles, M5(19) 9.5 miles (all distances are approximate).
