House For Sale £489,950
Individual detached bungalow enjoying a non-estate setting in the centre of the village of Wick. Delightful country views over adjoining fields to the rear - and a stones' throw from the popular Golden Valley Nature Reserve to the South.
The spacious accommodation is arranged as 2 double bedrooms, 21' approx. Kitchen dining room and lounge behind it, bathroom and a garage. A glazed conservatory to the rear has French doors which open on to a low-maintenance rear garden which faces South West across open fields, landscaped to provide several seating and dining areas. To the left of the property is a single garage with power and light connected, and a driveway and garden at the front laid to grass with off road parking for two or three cars. No onward chain.
Wick is a well-established and respected village on the Eastern outskirts of Bristol. Local facilities include a local church, primary school, village hall, several shops, Rose & Crown pub restaurant and the picturesque Golden Valley which is a well-known route for miles of country walks. The village is conveniently placed for commuting, in relation to Bath, Bristol and Chippenham. M4 junction 18 at Tormarton is about 6 miles away.
<b>Location and Situation</b>
Mains electricity, water and and drainage connected. BT broadband connected.
Accommodation
hall
Glazed door in from inner porch, doors to all principle rooms, laminate floor, night storage heater of the type found throughout.
Living room
Sliding doors opening to the rear garden, enjoying the countryside views, wall lighting, open fire in stone tile fireplace and hearth.
Kitchen dining room
Light Beech fronted base and wall cupboards with laminate work surfaces over, spaces for washing machine, dishwasher, one and half bowl stainless steel sink, cooker with hood over, broom cupboard, two windows to front.
Inner hall
Leading to the conservatory, hatch to loft space which contains a hot water cylinder with immersion heater.
Conservatory
UPVC double glazed with pcb roof, power and light connected, tiled floor, blinds, pleasant views, French doors out to the rear garden.
Shower room
Fitted installation with tiled walls, corner shower cubicle, vanity unit incorporating WC with concealed cistern and wash basin, obscure uPVC window to the rear, heated towel rail.
Bedroom 1
Wall of fitted wardrobes and cupboards.
Bedroom 2
French doors opening to the conservatory.
Outside
single garage
Up-and-over door, electric power and light connected.
Rear garden
Hard landscaped as low-maintenance area with several seating areas and summer house, facing South West, quite private not being adjoining properties.
Front garden
Lawn area with borders and shrubs. Fence, walls and hedges to side. Tarmac area providing off road parking for two or three cars.
Further details
directions
From the A4174 proceed West along the A420 past the petrol filling station, Griffin pub, and straight over the double mini roundabout. After about a mile you will enter the village of Wick. Go through the traffic lights and after about 250 yards, pass the entrance to Golden Valley Road on your left, then immediately prepare to turn right and pull into the driveway of Longford. If you reach the Rose and Crown pub on your right going up the hill then you have gone too far.
The spacious accommodation is arranged as 2 double bedrooms, 21' approx. Kitchen dining room and lounge behind it, bathroom and a garage. A glazed conservatory to the rear has French doors which open on to a low-maintenance rear garden which faces South West across open fields, landscaped to provide several seating and dining areas. To the left of the property is a single garage with power and light connected, and a driveway and garden at the front laid to grass with off road parking for two or three cars. No onward chain.
Wick is a well-established and respected village on the Eastern outskirts of Bristol. Local facilities include a local church, primary school, village hall, several shops, Rose & Crown pub restaurant and the picturesque Golden Valley which is a well-known route for miles of country walks. The village is conveniently placed for commuting, in relation to Bath, Bristol and Chippenham. M4 junction 18 at Tormarton is about 6 miles away.
<b>Location and Situation</b>
Mains electricity, water and and drainage connected. BT broadband connected.
Accommodation
hall
Glazed door in from inner porch, doors to all principle rooms, laminate floor, night storage heater of the type found throughout.
Living room
Sliding doors opening to the rear garden, enjoying the countryside views, wall lighting, open fire in stone tile fireplace and hearth.
Kitchen dining room
Light Beech fronted base and wall cupboards with laminate work surfaces over, spaces for washing machine, dishwasher, one and half bowl stainless steel sink, cooker with hood over, broom cupboard, two windows to front.
Inner hall
Leading to the conservatory, hatch to loft space which contains a hot water cylinder with immersion heater.
Conservatory
UPVC double glazed with pcb roof, power and light connected, tiled floor, blinds, pleasant views, French doors out to the rear garden.
Shower room
Fitted installation with tiled walls, corner shower cubicle, vanity unit incorporating WC with concealed cistern and wash basin, obscure uPVC window to the rear, heated towel rail.
Bedroom 1
Wall of fitted wardrobes and cupboards.
Bedroom 2
French doors opening to the conservatory.
Outside
single garage
Up-and-over door, electric power and light connected.
Rear garden
Hard landscaped as low-maintenance area with several seating areas and summer house, facing South West, quite private not being adjoining properties.
Front garden
Lawn area with borders and shrubs. Fence, walls and hedges to side. Tarmac area providing off road parking for two or three cars.
Further details
directions
From the A4174 proceed West along the A420 past the petrol filling station, Griffin pub, and straight over the double mini roundabout. After about a mile you will enter the village of Wick. Go through the traffic lights and after about 250 yards, pass the entrance to Golden Valley Road on your left, then immediately prepare to turn right and pull into the driveway of Longford. If you reach the Rose and Crown pub on your right going up the hill then you have gone too far.
