House For Sale £795,000
Harbrow was built in the early 1950s as a single-storey residence and later extended. It is situated in a parkland setting on land once belonging to the Milfort House Estate. In 2000, the present owners purchased Harbrow and considerably enhanced the property by creating a first floor and adding an attractive two-storey extension along part of the front elevation. The arrangement and versatility of the accommodation provides scope for a self-contained wing, home office, or dual occupancy, subject to any necessary planning consents.
It is approached over a central path with lawn on either side. The entrance porch opens into a hall with a parquet wood floor, off which is a bathroom, dining room/bedroom 6 with a parkland view, and snug with log burning stove, and bay window. To the right is the kitchen/ breakfast room, which is fitted with a range of units, integral oven and halogen hob with extractor over.
An inner hall leads to the sitting room with bay window. The inner hall continues to the reception room/ bedroom 1, (opening into the conservatory), the study or bedroom 2, wet room and utility room/second kitchen, with access to the outside. The first floor has three bedrooms, a study landing and a bathroom. The sitting room, snug, reception room/bedroom 1 and conservatory all face south, looking over its private garden, and have a lovely outlook of trees, and a view to the Mendip Hills.
Outside - Harbrow is approached over an impressive long drive in a parkland setting and leads to generous parking area in front of stone and tile outbuilding, ideal for use as a workshop or studio. It sits proudly at the centre of its plot. A central path with level lawn on either side, interspersed with mature trees including a sycamore, leads to the front of the house. Shaped borders are planted with flowering plants and shrubs. The rear south facing private garden, with farmland to the west, is laid to an expanse of level lawn, again interspersed with matures trees and has a lovely outlook of distant trees and a view across to the Mendip Hills. Along the rear elevation, which has a slight overhang surmounted by posts, is a level terrace, ideal for entertaining.
Directions
On approaching Lower Langford from the A38 direction (south), pass Saxon Street on the right hand side. Continue along to a stone pillared entrance on the left hand side (before The Langford Inn) and turn left, between the pillars, turn onto the right hand long drive. Harbrow is seen along on the right hand side.
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 12 miles, Bristol Airport 5 miles, Wells 14 miles, M5(21) 7 miles, Rail stations at Yatton 6 miles and Backwell 9 miles (all distances approximate).
Local Authority : North Somerset Council Tel: Services : Main gas, water and electricity connected. Private drainage. Superfast broadband. Double glazed windows.
It is approached over a central path with lawn on either side. The entrance porch opens into a hall with a parquet wood floor, off which is a bathroom, dining room/bedroom 6 with a parkland view, and snug with log burning stove, and bay window. To the right is the kitchen/ breakfast room, which is fitted with a range of units, integral oven and halogen hob with extractor over.
An inner hall leads to the sitting room with bay window. The inner hall continues to the reception room/ bedroom 1, (opening into the conservatory), the study or bedroom 2, wet room and utility room/second kitchen, with access to the outside. The first floor has three bedrooms, a study landing and a bathroom. The sitting room, snug, reception room/bedroom 1 and conservatory all face south, looking over its private garden, and have a lovely outlook of trees, and a view to the Mendip Hills.
Outside - Harbrow is approached over an impressive long drive in a parkland setting and leads to generous parking area in front of stone and tile outbuilding, ideal for use as a workshop or studio. It sits proudly at the centre of its plot. A central path with level lawn on either side, interspersed with mature trees including a sycamore, leads to the front of the house. Shaped borders are planted with flowering plants and shrubs. The rear south facing private garden, with farmland to the west, is laid to an expanse of level lawn, again interspersed with matures trees and has a lovely outlook of distant trees and a view across to the Mendip Hills. Along the rear elevation, which has a slight overhang surmounted by posts, is a level terrace, ideal for entertaining.
Directions
On approaching Lower Langford from the A38 direction (south), pass Saxon Street on the right hand side. Continue along to a stone pillared entrance on the left hand side (before The Langford Inn) and turn left, between the pillars, turn onto the right hand long drive. Harbrow is seen along on the right hand side.
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 12 miles, Bristol Airport 5 miles, Wells 14 miles, M5(21) 7 miles, Rail stations at Yatton 6 miles and Backwell 9 miles (all distances approximate).
Local Authority : North Somerset Council Tel: Services : Main gas, water and electricity connected. Private drainage. Superfast broadband. Double glazed windows.
