House For Sale £925,000
A piece of history
A rambling farmhouse with views towards The Mendips.
Grade II listed, whitewashed stone elevations with lattice windows and all the features you would expect from a property of this period including inglenook fireplaces, original doors, beams and window shutters.
Property description A piece of history!
A rambling farmhouse with views towards The Mendips in the centre of the picturesque village of Compton Martin in the heart of the Chew Valley.
Grade II listed being of special historical and architectural interest, this family home has whitewashed stone elevations with lattice windows and all the features you would expect from a property of this period including inglenook fireplaces, original doors, beams and window shutters.
The reception/dining hall has a period staircase and is the centre of the property. The split-level sitting room has two fireplaces and open, beamed ceilings. A welcoming family room with an Inglenook fireplace housing a wood burner and ceiling beams is located off the farmhouse kitchen which is perfect for cosying up with a good film and a glass of wine. The kitchen has lots of space for a table and chairs with direct access to the garden. There is a further kitchen to the rear with lots of extra storage and an Aga. The separate utility/boot room leads from the rear hallway – perfect for muddy wellies and dogs – has a side door to the garage and parking area.
The property has two staircases which ensures that the home flows really well and offers five double bedrooms and two full bathrooms.
The top floor boasts a great size bedroom with scope to create something special.
Outside the gardens are mostly lawn and enclosed by a dressed stone wall with borders and mature planting.
The front garden has stunning views towards the Mendips.
A double garage and parking can be found to the side of the property.
I really believe that this is a very special property and has been a much-loved home for my vendors and after 30 years it's time for them to move on and for a new family to fall in love with this beautiful home.
We are looking forward to showing you Coombe Lodge so please do call our friendly team.
About the village The village of Compton Martin lies in the heart of the beautiful Chew Valley, between Chew Valley Lake and Blagdon Lake, north of the Mendip Hills. The centrepiece of the village is the picturesque duck-pond overlooked by the village church. Rumour has it that Kylie Minogue and Chris Martin of Coldplay occasionally drop in for a pint and a sing song at the very popular local Ring O Bells Pub!
The village is perfectly placed for commuting to both Bristol and Bath (Bristol 12 miles and Bath 15 miles). Railway stations at Bristol Temple Meads and Bath Spa with trains to London and beyond via the national train network. Access to both the M4 and M5 are within a reasonable distance. Bristol International Airport has flights to Europe and connecting flights to the rest of the World.
Room dimensions Ground Floor
entrance/dining hall 20'6" x 14'4"
dining room 13'5" x 13'9"
snug 13'5" x 14'0"
study 15'2" x 6'9"
kitchen/breakfast room 13'1" x 17'5"
sitting room 12'5" x 17'0"
kitchen 12'4" x 9'6"
lobby 11'4" x 3'6"
utility room 10'7" x 7'3"
Mezzanine Level
landing 6'4" X 6'4"
bathroom 12'8" x 6'2"
First Floor
landing 5'7" x 6'0"
bedroom 13'1" x 13'5"
bedroom 12'4" x 14'1"
passage 3'2" x 4'4"
bedroom 13'8" x 17'7"
landing/study 14'0" x 15'4"
bathroom 10'5" x 11'4"
bedroom 13'2" x 16'10"
Second Floor
bedroom 27'8" x 21'0"
storage 5'0" x 9'6"
garage/workshop: 30'7 x 23'10"
A rambling farmhouse with views towards The Mendips.
Grade II listed, whitewashed stone elevations with lattice windows and all the features you would expect from a property of this period including inglenook fireplaces, original doors, beams and window shutters.
Property description A piece of history!
A rambling farmhouse with views towards The Mendips in the centre of the picturesque village of Compton Martin in the heart of the Chew Valley.
Grade II listed being of special historical and architectural interest, this family home has whitewashed stone elevations with lattice windows and all the features you would expect from a property of this period including inglenook fireplaces, original doors, beams and window shutters.
The reception/dining hall has a period staircase and is the centre of the property. The split-level sitting room has two fireplaces and open, beamed ceilings. A welcoming family room with an Inglenook fireplace housing a wood burner and ceiling beams is located off the farmhouse kitchen which is perfect for cosying up with a good film and a glass of wine. The kitchen has lots of space for a table and chairs with direct access to the garden. There is a further kitchen to the rear with lots of extra storage and an Aga. The separate utility/boot room leads from the rear hallway – perfect for muddy wellies and dogs – has a side door to the garage and parking area.
The property has two staircases which ensures that the home flows really well and offers five double bedrooms and two full bathrooms.
The top floor boasts a great size bedroom with scope to create something special.
Outside the gardens are mostly lawn and enclosed by a dressed stone wall with borders and mature planting.
The front garden has stunning views towards the Mendips.
A double garage and parking can be found to the side of the property.
I really believe that this is a very special property and has been a much-loved home for my vendors and after 30 years it's time for them to move on and for a new family to fall in love with this beautiful home.
We are looking forward to showing you Coombe Lodge so please do call our friendly team.
About the village The village of Compton Martin lies in the heart of the beautiful Chew Valley, between Chew Valley Lake and Blagdon Lake, north of the Mendip Hills. The centrepiece of the village is the picturesque duck-pond overlooked by the village church. Rumour has it that Kylie Minogue and Chris Martin of Coldplay occasionally drop in for a pint and a sing song at the very popular local Ring O Bells Pub!
The village is perfectly placed for commuting to both Bristol and Bath (Bristol 12 miles and Bath 15 miles). Railway stations at Bristol Temple Meads and Bath Spa with trains to London and beyond via the national train network. Access to both the M4 and M5 are within a reasonable distance. Bristol International Airport has flights to Europe and connecting flights to the rest of the World.
Room dimensions Ground Floor
entrance/dining hall 20'6" x 14'4"
dining room 13'5" x 13'9"
snug 13'5" x 14'0"
study 15'2" x 6'9"
kitchen/breakfast room 13'1" x 17'5"
sitting room 12'5" x 17'0"
kitchen 12'4" x 9'6"
lobby 11'4" x 3'6"
utility room 10'7" x 7'3"
Mezzanine Level
landing 6'4" X 6'4"
bathroom 12'8" x 6'2"
First Floor
landing 5'7" x 6'0"
bedroom 13'1" x 13'5"
bedroom 12'4" x 14'1"
passage 3'2" x 4'4"
bedroom 13'8" x 17'7"
landing/study 14'0" x 15'4"
bathroom 10'5" x 11'4"
bedroom 13'2" x 16'10"
Second Floor
bedroom 27'8" x 21'0"
storage 5'0" x 9'6"
garage/workshop: 30'7 x 23'10"
