House For Sale £1,550,000
The present owners purchased the property in 2011 and in 2017, carried out a stunning and major contemporary redesign of the house and grounds, all to a very high standard.
All bath/shower rooms and breakfast kitchen have been expensively refitted and include under floor heating. Much thought was given in capturing the views and sunsets, from its elevated setting by the introduction of large windows, bi-fold doors and tiered gardens and decking.
The bespoke contemporary interior is striking and beautifully presented. With the use of sliding doors, the living areas can be open plan or traditional rooms. The large central reception hall, around which the accommodation is arranged, has an oak floor and a staircase with glazed balustrade rises to a gallery landing. From the hall, sliding doors open into a most attractive sitting room with oak floor, a raised glazed lpg log fire shared with the breakfast kitchen and large sliding French windows with concealed electrically operated blinds, open to the rear paved area and garden with water features.
The breakfast kitchen/dining room is superbly designed and has bi-fold doors opening onto a decked balcony to the front of the house and another set to the rear of the room leading to the gardens and terrace. Comprehensively fitted, integral appliances include two ovens, warming tray, hob, extractor, dishwasher, and refrigerator. A large central island unit includes a breakfast bar. Off the hall is a study and a family/cinema room that have views to the coast. There is a utility room, boot room opening to the rear and cloakroom.
On the first floor the bedroom accommodation is arranged around the gallery landing. The principal bedroom with full height shaped window has superb views to the Welsh coast, a fitted out en suite dressing room and large shower room. There are two further double bedrooms, both with excellent en suite shower rooms and dressing areas. Bedroom 4 and 5 have the use of a family bathroom with roll top bath.
The property is approached through double timber electrically operated gates which open to a generous parking area and a detached double garage with a roller door. Attached is an open timber store and adjacent, a timber garden/bike store.
The front and rear gardens have been most attractively and intelligently designed to take advantage of the views from different levels. With clever planting, shaped stone paved patios, pathways and shallow steps, lawns, water features and shrubs planted for texture, the gardens are a most interesting feature of the property.
At the front of the house and also accessed from the dining area, is a large balcony deck with glazed balustrade. The views across the Channel to the Welsh coast and the two Severn crossings are superb. Below the balcony is a storage area and the front lawn is bordered by hedging, flower beds and shrubs.
The rear gardens face south with a west facing aspect. Spanning beyond the width of the house is a large paved terrace, accessed also from the sitting room and breakfast kitchen. There are raised flower beds between which is a waterfall feature. The level terrace deepens to the west and leads to a circular paved area at 'dias' level, all providing several sitting and dining areas for entertaining. Steps rise to a further landscaped level tier with water feature. Shallow steps continue to level lawn with borders planted with a variety of shrubs. A lawn path continues to a 'secret' garden to the west, and leads to a large expanse of level lawn with extensive views along the Gordano Valley and to the coast.
The house is situated along a country lane in an elevated setting with extensive views across the Bristol Channel and from an upper level of the garden there is a lovely view down the Gordano Valley.
Bristol City Centre 8 miles Clifton Village 5 miles Clevedon 6 miles M5 (J19) 3 miles Parkway Rail Station 15 miles Bristol Airport 8 miles Cribbs Causeway Regional Shopping Centre 10 miles (distances approximate)
All bath/shower rooms and breakfast kitchen have been expensively refitted and include under floor heating. Much thought was given in capturing the views and sunsets, from its elevated setting by the introduction of large windows, bi-fold doors and tiered gardens and decking.
The bespoke contemporary interior is striking and beautifully presented. With the use of sliding doors, the living areas can be open plan or traditional rooms. The large central reception hall, around which the accommodation is arranged, has an oak floor and a staircase with glazed balustrade rises to a gallery landing. From the hall, sliding doors open into a most attractive sitting room with oak floor, a raised glazed lpg log fire shared with the breakfast kitchen and large sliding French windows with concealed electrically operated blinds, open to the rear paved area and garden with water features.
The breakfast kitchen/dining room is superbly designed and has bi-fold doors opening onto a decked balcony to the front of the house and another set to the rear of the room leading to the gardens and terrace. Comprehensively fitted, integral appliances include two ovens, warming tray, hob, extractor, dishwasher, and refrigerator. A large central island unit includes a breakfast bar. Off the hall is a study and a family/cinema room that have views to the coast. There is a utility room, boot room opening to the rear and cloakroom.
On the first floor the bedroom accommodation is arranged around the gallery landing. The principal bedroom with full height shaped window has superb views to the Welsh coast, a fitted out en suite dressing room and large shower room. There are two further double bedrooms, both with excellent en suite shower rooms and dressing areas. Bedroom 4 and 5 have the use of a family bathroom with roll top bath.
The property is approached through double timber electrically operated gates which open to a generous parking area and a detached double garage with a roller door. Attached is an open timber store and adjacent, a timber garden/bike store.
The front and rear gardens have been most attractively and intelligently designed to take advantage of the views from different levels. With clever planting, shaped stone paved patios, pathways and shallow steps, lawns, water features and shrubs planted for texture, the gardens are a most interesting feature of the property.
At the front of the house and also accessed from the dining area, is a large balcony deck with glazed balustrade. The views across the Channel to the Welsh coast and the two Severn crossings are superb. Below the balcony is a storage area and the front lawn is bordered by hedging, flower beds and shrubs.
The rear gardens face south with a west facing aspect. Spanning beyond the width of the house is a large paved terrace, accessed also from the sitting room and breakfast kitchen. There are raised flower beds between which is a waterfall feature. The level terrace deepens to the west and leads to a circular paved area at 'dias' level, all providing several sitting and dining areas for entertaining. Steps rise to a further landscaped level tier with water feature. Shallow steps continue to level lawn with borders planted with a variety of shrubs. A lawn path continues to a 'secret' garden to the west, and leads to a large expanse of level lawn with extensive views along the Gordano Valley and to the coast.
The house is situated along a country lane in an elevated setting with extensive views across the Bristol Channel and from an upper level of the garden there is a lovely view down the Gordano Valley.
Bristol City Centre 8 miles Clifton Village 5 miles Clevedon 6 miles M5 (J19) 3 miles Parkway Rail Station 15 miles Bristol Airport 8 miles Cribbs Causeway Regional Shopping Centre 10 miles (distances approximate)
