House For Sale £850,000
'Briery Brake has been a fantastic family home for nearly 22 years. The house and garden have provided brilliant areas for entertaining and for larger family gatherings. We will take with us some great memories. The area is really quiet and very convenient to travel in to Bristol regularly. We're relocating now for our retirement but will definitely miss this brilliant home.'
The house is situated on Hollywood Lane, on the edge of Compton Greenfield, close to Easton Compton. The house is situated amongst several substantial homes close to the former Hollywood Estate, north of Bristol. The area is just minutes from Junction 17 of the M5 at Cribbs Causeway, making it a hugely accessible, semi-rural location. The proximity of Cribbs Causeway is ideal for the major branding shopping at places such as John Lewis or for visiting one of several sizeable supermarkets, or simply going out for food or to the cinema. Beyond Cribbs Causeway, Bristol City Centre is just a short drive and can also be accessed via the A38 or M4 and M32. Westbury-on Trym and Henleaze are also accessible via the lanes that run from Compton Greenfield to Hallen. The motorway network is very handy for travelling further afield, with a new junction of the M49 soon to serve this area, locally believe to be beneficial in taking some traffic away from the village itself. Bristol Parkway is also just a short journey away for those who travel regularly. Within the village itself, there is a pub and shop – whilst the wider Easter Compton area often brings several visitors, be it to the man-made surfing lake ‘The Wave’, the Wild Place Project or to Bristol Golf Club, all on the fringes of the village and providing good employment and opportunities to the local residents.
A substantial family home situated on a three quarters of an acre plot amongst an exclusive neighbourhood of million-pound homes. This home offers an abundance of space in its current format but also brings with at immense potential to develop, using the versatile square footage and the land available on this plot behind its private electric gates. In its current form, the entrance to the house is into a bright, welcoming hallway. To the left is a living room and a large office, whilst the majority of the home runs off to the right, including a kitchen/diner and a luxurious additional reception room, previously used as a dining room but currently home to a snooker table – an enjoyable family space. In the northern wing of the home, there is a bathroom and four bedrooms, with an en-suite bathroom off the main bedroom. The home has been very well looked after over several years, with the garden and the space within the house being both enjoyed and improved over the years.
The house is situated on Hollywood Lane, on the edge of Compton Greenfield, close to Easton Compton. The house is situated amongst several substantial homes close to the former Hollywood Estate, north of Bristol. The area is just minutes from Junction 17 of the M5 at Cribbs Causeway, making it a hugely accessible, semi-rural location. The proximity of Cribbs Causeway is ideal for the major branding shopping at places such as John Lewis or for visiting one of several sizeable supermarkets, or simply going out for food or to the cinema. Beyond Cribbs Causeway, Bristol City Centre is just a short drive and can also be accessed via the A38 or M4 and M32. Westbury-on Trym and Henleaze are also accessible via the lanes that run from Compton Greenfield to Hallen. The motorway network is very handy for travelling further afield, with a new junction of the M49 soon to serve this area, locally believe to be beneficial in taking some traffic away from the village itself. Bristol Parkway is also just a short journey away for those who travel regularly. Within the village itself, there is a pub and shop – whilst the wider Easter Compton area often brings several visitors, be it to the man-made surfing lake ‘The Wave’, the Wild Place Project or to Bristol Golf Club, all on the fringes of the village and providing good employment and opportunities to the local residents.
A substantial family home situated on a three quarters of an acre plot amongst an exclusive neighbourhood of million-pound homes. This home offers an abundance of space in its current format but also brings with at immense potential to develop, using the versatile square footage and the land available on this plot behind its private electric gates. In its current form, the entrance to the house is into a bright, welcoming hallway. To the left is a living room and a large office, whilst the majority of the home runs off to the right, including a kitchen/diner and a luxurious additional reception room, previously used as a dining room but currently home to a snooker table – an enjoyable family space. In the northern wing of the home, there is a bathroom and four bedrooms, with an en-suite bathroom off the main bedroom. The home has been very well looked after over several years, with the garden and the space within the house being both enjoyed and improved over the years.
