House For Sale £1,000,000
Tudor Cottage offers a rare opportunity to purchase a property on an exclusive private road, with outstanding views, where properties rarely come to the market. It is situated about .25 mile south of Almondsbury village in a tucked away and hidden setting approached over a long and impressive drive, off a private road. There are superb views from the rear of the house to both Severn Bridges, and beyond to the Welsh Coast. There is a lovely view towards the village centre and the church spire. Almondsbury Garden Centre is only 750 yards.
The house is believed to have been built in 1937/8. It has been in the same ownership for over 50 years. With timber detailing on its front stone elevation, projected front porch with a gable room over, and leaded windows, the house derives its name from the Tudor style of architecture. Whilst the property would benefit from some updating it is situated in the most attractive setting, almost hidden by its delightful and well established gardens, and offers very comfortable accommodation. There is tremendous potential to extend at the rear, maximising its view, subject to any planning consents.
The interior has a warm and friendly atmosphere with comfortable ceiling heights, some of which are beamed. A generous porch opens into the reception hall with painted wood panelling. The sitting room is a lovely well proportioned room with brick fireplace fitted with a wood burning fire and a square bay window overlooking the rear garden. The dining room opens into the rear conservatory and, in turn leads into the garden. The kitchen/breakfast room, with walk-in larder, was refitted about ten years ago, has an integrated hob and oven, and overlooks the front garden. A rear lobby has cloakroom, and opens to the outside.
The first floor is approached over an attractive staircase which splits into two staircases, one giving access to one bedroom overlooking the front garden, and the other staircase giving access to a landing off which is the principal bedroom with en suite shower and dressing room/study, and a further bedroom both with superb views to the Welsh coast. There is a fourth bedroom overlooking the front garden, a family bathroom and separate w.c.
Outside: Tudor Cottage is approached over a long and impressive drive passing its mature garden on the right. The drive leads to the front of the house and an integral single garage. The front well planned and designed gardens are a delight and well established. They are laid principally to two large expanses of long lawns, interspersed by a variety of mature shrubs, an inset circular bed planted with topiary hedging, and a rockery, all bordered by a number of ornamental and colourful hedges of varying heights and textures.
The rear garden, with extensive views of the two Severn crossings, is laid to lawn with an unheated swimming pool. There is a paved area with stone bench ideal for entertaining in the lower area of garden and a terrace immediately outside the garden room. A mixture of dense hedgerow, and borders planted with a variety of mature shrubs enclose the garden. A pathway at the side of the house, hidden by mature hedgerow and shrubs, provide an area for use as compost storage, and a potential kitchen garden. Integrated within the side elevation is the boiler house and a garden store.
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.
Mileages : Bristol 10 miles, M5(J16 ) 1 mile, Cribbs Causeway Regional Shopping Centre 3.8 miles, Bristol Parkway (London Paddington) 4 miles, Thornbury 5.3 miles (all distances approximate).
The house is believed to have been built in 1937/8. It has been in the same ownership for over 50 years. With timber detailing on its front stone elevation, projected front porch with a gable room over, and leaded windows, the house derives its name from the Tudor style of architecture. Whilst the property would benefit from some updating it is situated in the most attractive setting, almost hidden by its delightful and well established gardens, and offers very comfortable accommodation. There is tremendous potential to extend at the rear, maximising its view, subject to any planning consents.
The interior has a warm and friendly atmosphere with comfortable ceiling heights, some of which are beamed. A generous porch opens into the reception hall with painted wood panelling. The sitting room is a lovely well proportioned room with brick fireplace fitted with a wood burning fire and a square bay window overlooking the rear garden. The dining room opens into the rear conservatory and, in turn leads into the garden. The kitchen/breakfast room, with walk-in larder, was refitted about ten years ago, has an integrated hob and oven, and overlooks the front garden. A rear lobby has cloakroom, and opens to the outside.
The first floor is approached over an attractive staircase which splits into two staircases, one giving access to one bedroom overlooking the front garden, and the other staircase giving access to a landing off which is the principal bedroom with en suite shower and dressing room/study, and a further bedroom both with superb views to the Welsh coast. There is a fourth bedroom overlooking the front garden, a family bathroom and separate w.c.
Outside: Tudor Cottage is approached over a long and impressive drive passing its mature garden on the right. The drive leads to the front of the house and an integral single garage. The front well planned and designed gardens are a delight and well established. They are laid principally to two large expanses of long lawns, interspersed by a variety of mature shrubs, an inset circular bed planted with topiary hedging, and a rockery, all bordered by a number of ornamental and colourful hedges of varying heights and textures.
The rear garden, with extensive views of the two Severn crossings, is laid to lawn with an unheated swimming pool. There is a paved area with stone bench ideal for entertaining in the lower area of garden and a terrace immediately outside the garden room. A mixture of dense hedgerow, and borders planted with a variety of mature shrubs enclose the garden. A pathway at the side of the house, hidden by mature hedgerow and shrubs, provide an area for use as compost storage, and a potential kitchen garden. Integrated within the side elevation is the boiler house and a garden store.
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.
Mileages : Bristol 10 miles, M5(J16 ) 1 mile, Cribbs Causeway Regional Shopping Centre 3.8 miles, Bristol Parkway (London Paddington) 4 miles, Thornbury 5.3 miles (all distances approximate).
