House For Sale £1,850,000
Located in one of the oldest and most prestigious parts of this vibrant market town, The Old Vicarage occupies an enviable position with substantial accommodation and lovely grounds.
Believed to have been predominantly built in the late 19th Century, the house displays a host of period features and charm from this much loved building era. Details include tessellated tiled flooring, high ceilings to all floors, open fires, large windows and floor to ceiling glazed doors. As a result of these architectural features the house enjoys a good connection with the outside and has great light throughout the day, with all the principal rooms benefiting from a south or west aspect.
The entrance vestibule and hall are both incredible spaces and set the scene for the rest of the house, as they are light, bright and welcoming. For such a substantial house, with accommodation of 4800 sq. Ft. The rooms have a good flow and cohesive layout, ideal for family life. The kitchen/breakfast room is well presented and has good access to the adjacent dining room. Both benefit from a large walk-in utility room, which doubles as a back kitchen.
The house is also very flexible, as there is an integrated annexe, whilst this is ideal for guests or rental, it could also be used as part of the main house as all interconnecting doors remain.
Outside
The house sits well within its large plot and enjoys mature and private gardens with many specimen trees and year round interest. As the house backs onto open farmland the rural backdrop gives a real sense of being in the country. The front of the house also enjoys a green outlook over the adjacent field.
There is a large patio paved with York Stone, accessed from the utility room, which is ideal for al fresco dining with friends.
To the front there is an ‘in-out’ style drive, with wrought iron, electric gates and ample parking. Discreetly positioned off a service lane is the integral double garage.
Situation
The property is located in one of the oldest parts of Thornbury, close to the Grade I Listed Tudor ‘Thornbury Castle’.
Thornbury is a large market town with a plethora of facilities as well as primary schools, secondary school, leisure centre, parks and excellent access to the M5, M4 and Bristol to the south.
Believed to have been predominantly built in the late 19th Century, the house displays a host of period features and charm from this much loved building era. Details include tessellated tiled flooring, high ceilings to all floors, open fires, large windows and floor to ceiling glazed doors. As a result of these architectural features the house enjoys a good connection with the outside and has great light throughout the day, with all the principal rooms benefiting from a south or west aspect.
The entrance vestibule and hall are both incredible spaces and set the scene for the rest of the house, as they are light, bright and welcoming. For such a substantial house, with accommodation of 4800 sq. Ft. The rooms have a good flow and cohesive layout, ideal for family life. The kitchen/breakfast room is well presented and has good access to the adjacent dining room. Both benefit from a large walk-in utility room, which doubles as a back kitchen.
The house is also very flexible, as there is an integrated annexe, whilst this is ideal for guests or rental, it could also be used as part of the main house as all interconnecting doors remain.
Outside
The house sits well within its large plot and enjoys mature and private gardens with many specimen trees and year round interest. As the house backs onto open farmland the rural backdrop gives a real sense of being in the country. The front of the house also enjoys a green outlook over the adjacent field.
There is a large patio paved with York Stone, accessed from the utility room, which is ideal for al fresco dining with friends.
To the front there is an ‘in-out’ style drive, with wrought iron, electric gates and ample parking. Discreetly positioned off a service lane is the integral double garage.
Situation
The property is located in one of the oldest parts of Thornbury, close to the Grade I Listed Tudor ‘Thornbury Castle’.
Thornbury is a large market town with a plethora of facilities as well as primary schools, secondary school, leisure centre, parks and excellent access to the M5, M4 and Bristol to the south.
