House For Sale £1,450,000
The House
The Grange is situated in a very private almost park-like setting surrounded by high mature hedgerow and trees, facing south overlooking its gardens and paddocks towards the Mendip Hills. It is an individual house of 3,757 sq.ft built to a high specification around 2007. It has mainly brick elevations with stone quoins under a tiled roof. Emphasis of the interior design has been given to well proportioned light rooms rather than number of rooms, and to the detail of finishings, which include ornate ceiling cornices, dado rails, and decorative ceiling roses.
An entrance vestibule has double doors opening into an inviting reception hall off which are the three reception rooms. The drawing room has a fireplace fitted with a gas effect coal lpg fire, as does the sitting room, and the dining room overlooks the drive. The large kitchen/breakfast room has a good range of painted wood units, breakfast bar and integrated appliances. Double doors from the breakfast area opens into the conservatory and leads into the garden. The extremely large utility room is fitted to the same high standard as the kitchen. The principal bedroom suite is located on the ground floor of the inner hall and has a generous concealed fitted out walk in wardrobe and en suite bath/ shower room. There are two further bedrooms and a shower room.
From the inner hall a staircase rises to the first floor where there are two good double bedrooms with lovely views over its grounds and surrounding countryside, and a bathroom.
Outside
It is approached over a sweeping in and out drive, one entrance having an electrically operated sliding timber door and the other entrance with tall manual iron gates. The sliding timber gate leads to the front of the house. From the manual gates, the drive sweeps
through part of the grounds passing the stable block to a parking area for numerous cars in front of the house, and beside the second entrance.
The gardens of level lawns surround the house but principally face south overlooking its grounds towards the Mendip Hills with lovely open views. The gardens are low maintenance and immaculately maintained. There is a landscaped area with lily pond, paved areas, ornamental shrubs and a pergola, all separated from the land by post and rail fencing.
The lower entrance gives direct access to the level land, and a drive between post and rail fencing leads to a recently constructed superb modern steel framed two storey agricultural barn within which is one large room having two roller doors, and a separate garden machinery store with roller blind, all electrically operated. A well built stable block with overhang and a post and rail enclosure, built in the same brick style and to the same high standard as the house lies to the east of the sweeping drive. The stable block comprises three stables, tack room and single garage. Both outbuildings offer an abundance of potential, subject to the necessary consents.
In all the property amounts to 5.66 acres (2.289 ha).
Distances
Bristol City Centre 11 miles, Bath 16 miles, Chew Magna 5 miles, Bristol Airport 2.3 miles Wells miles 16.5, M5 (J19) 10.5 miles, M5 (J20) 11 miles, Backwell & Nailsea Rail Station 5 miles (Distances and times approximate).
Directions
From Bristol on the A38 direction turn into New Road. Continue for a couple of miles and turn right into Hen Lane, just before Winford Manor Hotel. The solid timber gated entrance to The Grange is seen a few yards along on the right hand side.
The Grange is situated in a very private almost park-like setting surrounded by high mature hedgerow and trees, facing south overlooking its gardens and paddocks towards the Mendip Hills. It is an individual house of 3,757 sq.ft built to a high specification around 2007. It has mainly brick elevations with stone quoins under a tiled roof. Emphasis of the interior design has been given to well proportioned light rooms rather than number of rooms, and to the detail of finishings, which include ornate ceiling cornices, dado rails, and decorative ceiling roses.
An entrance vestibule has double doors opening into an inviting reception hall off which are the three reception rooms. The drawing room has a fireplace fitted with a gas effect coal lpg fire, as does the sitting room, and the dining room overlooks the drive. The large kitchen/breakfast room has a good range of painted wood units, breakfast bar and integrated appliances. Double doors from the breakfast area opens into the conservatory and leads into the garden. The extremely large utility room is fitted to the same high standard as the kitchen. The principal bedroom suite is located on the ground floor of the inner hall and has a generous concealed fitted out walk in wardrobe and en suite bath/ shower room. There are two further bedrooms and a shower room.
From the inner hall a staircase rises to the first floor where there are two good double bedrooms with lovely views over its grounds and surrounding countryside, and a bathroom.
Outside
It is approached over a sweeping in and out drive, one entrance having an electrically operated sliding timber door and the other entrance with tall manual iron gates. The sliding timber gate leads to the front of the house. From the manual gates, the drive sweeps
through part of the grounds passing the stable block to a parking area for numerous cars in front of the house, and beside the second entrance.
The gardens of level lawns surround the house but principally face south overlooking its grounds towards the Mendip Hills with lovely open views. The gardens are low maintenance and immaculately maintained. There is a landscaped area with lily pond, paved areas, ornamental shrubs and a pergola, all separated from the land by post and rail fencing.
The lower entrance gives direct access to the level land, and a drive between post and rail fencing leads to a recently constructed superb modern steel framed two storey agricultural barn within which is one large room having two roller doors, and a separate garden machinery store with roller blind, all electrically operated. A well built stable block with overhang and a post and rail enclosure, built in the same brick style and to the same high standard as the house lies to the east of the sweeping drive. The stable block comprises three stables, tack room and single garage. Both outbuildings offer an abundance of potential, subject to the necessary consents.
In all the property amounts to 5.66 acres (2.289 ha).
Distances
Bristol City Centre 11 miles, Bath 16 miles, Chew Magna 5 miles, Bristol Airport 2.3 miles Wells miles 16.5, M5 (J19) 10.5 miles, M5 (J20) 11 miles, Backwell & Nailsea Rail Station 5 miles (Distances and times approximate).
Directions
From Bristol on the A38 direction turn into New Road. Continue for a couple of miles and turn right into Hen Lane, just before Winford Manor Hotel. The solid timber gated entrance to The Grange is seen a few yards along on the right hand side.
