House For Sale £895,000
Ashton View cottage was originally built in 1902 before being redesigned and extended considerably in the 1970's by the current owners, to also include a detached two-bedroom annex opposite. The property is nestled away in the hills of Dundry and accessed from Highridge road via a large private bricked driveway with ample off-street parking for several vehicles.
The original cottage is situated on the left as you enter the driveway and hosts an expanse of living accommodation, spanning approximately 2,500 square feet, and split over two floors.
The ground floor is home to a very large family kitchen, two spacious living rooms, separate study / playroom, two downstairs WC, utility / boot room, and a south easterly facing garden.
The kitchen is well designed for day-to-day family life with ample worktop surfaces and an array of storage options and integrated appliances; perfect for those who enjoy cooking and entertaining.
Adjacent to the kitchen are two partly adjoined living which despite being very spacious maintain a lovely cosy feel to them which can be perhaps credited to some noteworthy period features including an exposed ceiling beam and a selection of two recently repointed features stone fireplaces in both living areas. Theses rooms have a bright and airy feel bright feel to them and enjoy plenty of natural light from a selection of double glazes sash windows on the left and large floor to ceiling windows a set of French doors to right which offer lovely views over the private garden. To the rear of the property is a separate utility / boog room, additional downstairs WC and side door providing additional access out to the garden.
Ascending the stairs to the first floor, a landing provides access through to three large double bedrooms, a separate shared 'family bathroom' and an additional sizeable master bedroom with en-suite bathroom.
The two-bedroom annex opposite offers equally impressive proportions internally and can be conveniently accessed via a side door under cover of the car port. The ground floor is spacious, enjoys plenty of natural light from triple aspect windows and has a small kitchenette included in the open plan living space. A staircase leads up to the first floor where there are two sizeable double bedrooms, both of which enjoy en-suites and dual aspect windows and sky lights which illuminate the rooms with natural light.
Outside
The main cottage features a sizeable south easterly facing garden which has been designed with a combination of lawn and paving and includes a large, double-glazed shed. The garden can be accessed via a side gate or through the large French doors from the living room, ideal for entertaining or alfresco dining. The annex has a smaller garden which is somewhat of a 'sun trap' with a near perfect south facing aspect and a large outbuilding which is connected via the car port and is currently used as a workshop.
Dundry is a popular North Somerset Village, ideally situated between Bristol and the Chew Valley Lake. The city of Bristol is situated less than four miles away whilst Bath lies just twelve miles the west. The village of Dundry is popular with commuters and offers fantastic transport links to nearby motorways as well as Bristol Airport, which is roughly five miles away. The Dundry Inn public house is highly regarded for its food locally and the Mendip hills are a popular and sought-after location for walkers and ramblers. There is a selection of popular primary schools with secondary schooling available at nearby Chew Valley and a further choice of private schooling available in nearby Bristol or Bath.
The original cottage is situated on the left as you enter the driveway and hosts an expanse of living accommodation, spanning approximately 2,500 square feet, and split over two floors.
The ground floor is home to a very large family kitchen, two spacious living rooms, separate study / playroom, two downstairs WC, utility / boot room, and a south easterly facing garden.
The kitchen is well designed for day-to-day family life with ample worktop surfaces and an array of storage options and integrated appliances; perfect for those who enjoy cooking and entertaining.
Adjacent to the kitchen are two partly adjoined living which despite being very spacious maintain a lovely cosy feel to them which can be perhaps credited to some noteworthy period features including an exposed ceiling beam and a selection of two recently repointed features stone fireplaces in both living areas. Theses rooms have a bright and airy feel bright feel to them and enjoy plenty of natural light from a selection of double glazes sash windows on the left and large floor to ceiling windows a set of French doors to right which offer lovely views over the private garden. To the rear of the property is a separate utility / boog room, additional downstairs WC and side door providing additional access out to the garden.
Ascending the stairs to the first floor, a landing provides access through to three large double bedrooms, a separate shared 'family bathroom' and an additional sizeable master bedroom with en-suite bathroom.
The two-bedroom annex opposite offers equally impressive proportions internally and can be conveniently accessed via a side door under cover of the car port. The ground floor is spacious, enjoys plenty of natural light from triple aspect windows and has a small kitchenette included in the open plan living space. A staircase leads up to the first floor where there are two sizeable double bedrooms, both of which enjoy en-suites and dual aspect windows and sky lights which illuminate the rooms with natural light.
Outside
The main cottage features a sizeable south easterly facing garden which has been designed with a combination of lawn and paving and includes a large, double-glazed shed. The garden can be accessed via a side gate or through the large French doors from the living room, ideal for entertaining or alfresco dining. The annex has a smaller garden which is somewhat of a 'sun trap' with a near perfect south facing aspect and a large outbuilding which is connected via the car port and is currently used as a workshop.
Dundry is a popular North Somerset Village, ideally situated between Bristol and the Chew Valley Lake. The city of Bristol is situated less than four miles away whilst Bath lies just twelve miles the west. The village of Dundry is popular with commuters and offers fantastic transport links to nearby motorways as well as Bristol Airport, which is roughly five miles away. The Dundry Inn public house is highly regarded for its food locally and the Mendip hills are a popular and sought-after location for walkers and ramblers. There is a selection of popular primary schools with secondary schooling available at nearby Chew Valley and a further choice of private schooling available in nearby Bristol or Bath.
