House For Sale £1,450,000
Originally built in the 1930s the present owners purchased the property in 1990 and lovingly restored the house which is now ready for the next owners to make their mark.
The entrance hall leads through to the drawing room with dual aspect, with views over the front of the property to the Mendip Hills and to the garden. There is a Jetmaster fire with marble hearth and wood surround. Sliding doors lead out to the terrace at the south side and front of the house. Completing this floor is a cloakroom and the boot room housing the boiler and giving access to outside.
The main living accommodation is on the upper level, accessed via the staircase into a galleried landing, and taking full advantage of the views. The breakfast / family area is the perfect place to sit and enjoy the stunning scenery to the front of the house. The kitchen, overlooking the garden to the rear, has floor and wall mounted units, aga, hob, double oven and dishwasher with space for the washing machine and a door out to the terrace and garden beyond.
The dining room, with open fireplace and dual aspect windows, overlooking the front garden towards the Mendip Hills and the woodland to the side, leads on to the study which has double doors leading on to a private terrace and the gardens and grounds beyond.
On this floor is the principal bedroom with doors out to the private balcony, bringing the outside inside and enjoying spectacular views. There is plenty of fitted wardrobe space and the ensuite bathroom with bath and shower over, WC, bidet and wash basin. Bedroom 2, with views to the garden, could easily be reconfigured to provide a further ensuite and dressing area. Three further bedrooms share two bathrooms, one with separate shower.
On the ground floor is a fabulous garden room providing complete privacy, accessed off the terrace at the front of the house, with bbq area and around the side of the house to the woodland and gardens above. If required, this room could be incorporated into the main house by building out from the dining room above, or joining the entrance porch onto the front door, subject to the necessary consents.
Overmyst is approached from a private road into its sweeping drive up to the property, flanked by its grounds. The drive opens up to a parking area in front of the house along with a double garage, single car port and a workshop to the rear. Further parking can be found to the side of the garage.
There are a range of terraces surrounding the house, with the main areas being to the front allowing full appreciation of the view. To the rear is an area of level lawn that is perfect for croquet, cricket and boules. Beyond is a sloping expanse of lawn interspersed with mature trees and surrounded by woodland. Trees include a Copper Beech, weeping Willow and Turkey Oak.
Bristol 7 miles, Backwell / Nailsea Railway Station 3.5 miles, M5 (J19) 4 miles, Cribbs Causeway Regional Shopping Centre 10 miles, Bristol Airport 7 miles (distances approximate)
The entrance hall leads through to the drawing room with dual aspect, with views over the front of the property to the Mendip Hills and to the garden. There is a Jetmaster fire with marble hearth and wood surround. Sliding doors lead out to the terrace at the south side and front of the house. Completing this floor is a cloakroom and the boot room housing the boiler and giving access to outside.
The main living accommodation is on the upper level, accessed via the staircase into a galleried landing, and taking full advantage of the views. The breakfast / family area is the perfect place to sit and enjoy the stunning scenery to the front of the house. The kitchen, overlooking the garden to the rear, has floor and wall mounted units, aga, hob, double oven and dishwasher with space for the washing machine and a door out to the terrace and garden beyond.
The dining room, with open fireplace and dual aspect windows, overlooking the front garden towards the Mendip Hills and the woodland to the side, leads on to the study which has double doors leading on to a private terrace and the gardens and grounds beyond.
On this floor is the principal bedroom with doors out to the private balcony, bringing the outside inside and enjoying spectacular views. There is plenty of fitted wardrobe space and the ensuite bathroom with bath and shower over, WC, bidet and wash basin. Bedroom 2, with views to the garden, could easily be reconfigured to provide a further ensuite and dressing area. Three further bedrooms share two bathrooms, one with separate shower.
On the ground floor is a fabulous garden room providing complete privacy, accessed off the terrace at the front of the house, with bbq area and around the side of the house to the woodland and gardens above. If required, this room could be incorporated into the main house by building out from the dining room above, or joining the entrance porch onto the front door, subject to the necessary consents.
Overmyst is approached from a private road into its sweeping drive up to the property, flanked by its grounds. The drive opens up to a parking area in front of the house along with a double garage, single car port and a workshop to the rear. Further parking can be found to the side of the garage.
There are a range of terraces surrounding the house, with the main areas being to the front allowing full appreciation of the view. To the rear is an area of level lawn that is perfect for croquet, cricket and boules. Beyond is a sloping expanse of lawn interspersed with mature trees and surrounded by woodland. Trees include a Copper Beech, weeping Willow and Turkey Oak.
Bristol 7 miles, Backwell / Nailsea Railway Station 3.5 miles, M5 (J19) 4 miles, Cribbs Causeway Regional Shopping Centre 10 miles, Bristol Airport 7 miles (distances approximate)
