House For Sale £1,500,000
The central reception hall has the benefit of space including a little library area. It leads straight ahead to the kitchen or to the side, through the dining room with double doors opening out onto the garden, and into the most impressive drawing room. Built at a later stage it includes the full height of the ceiling with exposed beams as well as a central stone chimney breast with inset wood burning stove, this great party room once again has double doors opening out to the terrace linking the outside in. The open plan kitchen/dining/living area is another great space for all the family to gather. A four-oven Aga creates a focal point and the farmhouse kitchen offers plenty of units and storage including a central island. The dining area adds to the perfect relaxed feel and doors leading directly onto the dining terrace is perfect for summer. An adjacent study and utility room add to the practical space. The master suite benefits from a wonderful aspect over the landscaped gardens and to the fields beyond. There is a stone fireplace with plenty of room for seating either side, a wall of built-in wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom complete the picture. There are three further double bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Outside
This superb detached home is located within the small picturesque village of Hunstrete and stands in grounds of 3.44 acres. Located off a private lane, electric wooden gates open into a block-paved driveway bordered by mature hedges and shrubs on one side, and a lawn on the other. It continues to the stone built detached building measuring 830 square foot comprising double garage with workshop area plus an adjacent large office all with full height floored storage areas above (capable of conversion subject to relevant planning permissions). There is a separate boiler to this building and the self-contained office opens out onto a covered terrace with steps leading down to the
vegetable garden. The kitchen and utility area also open out to the kitchen garden. The terrace continues to the rear spanning the length of the house and flows from all the ground floor rooms, with doors opening out of the kitchen, dining room and drawing room creating a great summer entertaining space. The lawned garden was landscaped to create a pleasant view with low maintenance. The lawn is interspersed by mature evergreen shrubs with a central pond providing a focal point. With mature trees providing a backdrop, a gravel path meanders through the level garden to the paddock, also very well cared for and enclosed by post and rail fencing. Beyond the gardens and paddocks the property enjoys a large private lake adjoining the neighbouring fields providing a pleasant country view.
Situation
Hunstrete is a charming hamlet in the Chew Valley area, within Bath and North East Somerset. It has good communications with easy access to Bath, just 8.8 miles to Bath Spa Railway Station and 7.7 miles to Bristol Temple Meads. Hunstrete is a desirable village due to its friendly and active village life, as well as its location within walking distance of the renowned boutique hotel and restaurant ‘The Pig near Bath’; a perfect local pub! Nearby is the picturesque Chew Valley with its two lakes at Chew Magna and Blagdon. It combines both country setting and easy access to the two city centres, as well as benefitting from the facilities of neighbouring village including Marksbury, Chew Magna and the small town of Keynsham. There is a wide choice of reputable schools, both state and independent, which are available within a short distance. It has good road links to the motorway network M4/M5, with rail links from Bristol, Bath or Keynsham, providing fast access to London and other major cities. Bristol Airport (approximately 10 miles) offers a number of both European and long haul flights.
Additional Information
Services: Mains connected electricity and water.
Private drainage. Oil fired heating. Two boilers, one in the main house and one in the double garage/office complex.
Local Authority: Bath and North East Somerset Council. Council Tax: Band G.
4 Bedrooms
Detached
Gardens And Land
Self-Contained Office
Double Garage And Parking
Popular Village
Walking Distance To The Pig Hotel
Outside
This superb detached home is located within the small picturesque village of Hunstrete and stands in grounds of 3.44 acres. Located off a private lane, electric wooden gates open into a block-paved driveway bordered by mature hedges and shrubs on one side, and a lawn on the other. It continues to the stone built detached building measuring 830 square foot comprising double garage with workshop area plus an adjacent large office all with full height floored storage areas above (capable of conversion subject to relevant planning permissions). There is a separate boiler to this building and the self-contained office opens out onto a covered terrace with steps leading down to the
vegetable garden. The kitchen and utility area also open out to the kitchen garden. The terrace continues to the rear spanning the length of the house and flows from all the ground floor rooms, with doors opening out of the kitchen, dining room and drawing room creating a great summer entertaining space. The lawned garden was landscaped to create a pleasant view with low maintenance. The lawn is interspersed by mature evergreen shrubs with a central pond providing a focal point. With mature trees providing a backdrop, a gravel path meanders through the level garden to the paddock, also very well cared for and enclosed by post and rail fencing. Beyond the gardens and paddocks the property enjoys a large private lake adjoining the neighbouring fields providing a pleasant country view.
Situation
Hunstrete is a charming hamlet in the Chew Valley area, within Bath and North East Somerset. It has good communications with easy access to Bath, just 8.8 miles to Bath Spa Railway Station and 7.7 miles to Bristol Temple Meads. Hunstrete is a desirable village due to its friendly and active village life, as well as its location within walking distance of the renowned boutique hotel and restaurant ‘The Pig near Bath’; a perfect local pub! Nearby is the picturesque Chew Valley with its two lakes at Chew Magna and Blagdon. It combines both country setting and easy access to the two city centres, as well as benefitting from the facilities of neighbouring village including Marksbury, Chew Magna and the small town of Keynsham. There is a wide choice of reputable schools, both state and independent, which are available within a short distance. It has good road links to the motorway network M4/M5, with rail links from Bristol, Bath or Keynsham, providing fast access to London and other major cities. Bristol Airport (approximately 10 miles) offers a number of both European and long haul flights.
Additional Information
Services: Mains connected electricity and water.
Private drainage. Oil fired heating. Two boilers, one in the main house and one in the double garage/office complex.
Local Authority: Bath and North East Somerset Council. Council Tax: Band G.
4 Bedrooms
Detached
Gardens And Land
Self-Contained Office
Double Garage And Parking
Popular Village
Walking Distance To The Pig Hotel
