House For Sale £2,950,000
Manor House Farm is a beautiful Grade II Listed farmhouse believed to date back to the 18th Century. This wonderful property offers in excess of 3,300 sq ft of living accommodation making it a very versatile family home with ample opportunity with the impressive outbuildings.
Upon entering the house you are welcomed into the entrance hall to which the reception rooms lead. The sitting room situated to the front of the property is a quintessential period English farmhouse room rich in features. Such features include an imposing inglenook style fireplace and charming windows set in stone mullions complete with shutters and window seat. Two further reception rooms lead from the hall including the beautiful dining room with another impressive fireplace and the other being a study with the most pleasing views. The kitchen is situated to the rear of the house again with beautiful features including flagstone flooring, a well and timber beams. The kitchen is of traditional farmhouse style with a range of cabinetry sat below a wooden worktop. The Aga is prominent and is a wonderful addition to this fine space. Leading from the kitchen is the snug and a games room. The utility is situated off the kitchen and is where the WC is located as well as access to the gardens.
To the first floor are five bedrooms and the family bathroom. The principal bedroom is situated to the front of the property and has a feature fireplace. The family bathroom has been finished tastefully with a claw foot bath and white sanitary ware. To the second floor is a versatile space and is currently used as a bedroom with additional bathroom.
Outside
The garden and the grounds are a wonderful feature to this home. The grounds equate to approximately 7.5 acres with a mix of it being formal gardens, an orchard and paddock. The formal gardens are beautifully stocked with mature planting and shrubbery and established formal lawns. A lavender lined walkway leads to a beautiful terrace showcasing the sumptuous views as well as leading down to the orchard. A wide range of outbuildings are on offer and subject to obtaining the necessary consents one could create additional ancillary accommodation, stabling or garaging.
Situation
The settlement of Upton Cheyney is a sought after village with a well-regarded public house; The Upton Inn, close by and within walking distance of the village farm shop. More further afield are the World Heritage sites of Bath and the city of Bristol, both offering major shopping and entertainment attractions along with numerous historical buildings to enjoy. Bristol airport is also only a 15 mile drive away and the M4 motorway Junction 18 is 8 miles drive to the north. Nearby are some delightful countryside walks with the River Avon down in Bitton village.
Additional Information
Local Authority: South Gloucestershire Council. Council Tax Band G.
Services: Mains connected electricity, water and drainage. Oil central heating.
Classic Stone Built Farmhouse With Spectacular Views
A Number Of Outbuildings
Pretty Gardens And Orchard
Approx. 7.5 Acres
Highly Sought After Location
No Onward Chain
Upon entering the house you are welcomed into the entrance hall to which the reception rooms lead. The sitting room situated to the front of the property is a quintessential period English farmhouse room rich in features. Such features include an imposing inglenook style fireplace and charming windows set in stone mullions complete with shutters and window seat. Two further reception rooms lead from the hall including the beautiful dining room with another impressive fireplace and the other being a study with the most pleasing views. The kitchen is situated to the rear of the house again with beautiful features including flagstone flooring, a well and timber beams. The kitchen is of traditional farmhouse style with a range of cabinetry sat below a wooden worktop. The Aga is prominent and is a wonderful addition to this fine space. Leading from the kitchen is the snug and a games room. The utility is situated off the kitchen and is where the WC is located as well as access to the gardens.
To the first floor are five bedrooms and the family bathroom. The principal bedroom is situated to the front of the property and has a feature fireplace. The family bathroom has been finished tastefully with a claw foot bath and white sanitary ware. To the second floor is a versatile space and is currently used as a bedroom with additional bathroom.
Outside
The garden and the grounds are a wonderful feature to this home. The grounds equate to approximately 7.5 acres with a mix of it being formal gardens, an orchard and paddock. The formal gardens are beautifully stocked with mature planting and shrubbery and established formal lawns. A lavender lined walkway leads to a beautiful terrace showcasing the sumptuous views as well as leading down to the orchard. A wide range of outbuildings are on offer and subject to obtaining the necessary consents one could create additional ancillary accommodation, stabling or garaging.
Situation
The settlement of Upton Cheyney is a sought after village with a well-regarded public house; The Upton Inn, close by and within walking distance of the village farm shop. More further afield are the World Heritage sites of Bath and the city of Bristol, both offering major shopping and entertainment attractions along with numerous historical buildings to enjoy. Bristol airport is also only a 15 mile drive away and the M4 motorway Junction 18 is 8 miles drive to the north. Nearby are some delightful countryside walks with the River Avon down in Bitton village.
Additional Information
Local Authority: South Gloucestershire Council. Council Tax Band G.
Services: Mains connected electricity, water and drainage. Oil central heating.
Classic Stone Built Farmhouse With Spectacular Views
A Number Of Outbuildings
Pretty Gardens And Orchard
Approx. 7.5 Acres
Highly Sought After Location
No Onward Chain
