House For Sale £825,000
Discreetly tucked away and enjoying an idyllic outlook yet within a few minutes' walk of the hustle and bustle of Westbury village centre this four bedroom architect designed detached house offers something more than a little different.
Nestled on Channells Hill a quiet backwater of Westbury-on-Trym the house was designed in the 1960's by an architect for his own occupation. He must have felt the view/outlook was the most important factor as all of the main rooms benefit from the picturesque outlook over the wooded Trym valley and neighbouring cottages rooftops. A feeling more akin to a rural hamlet than a property within 5 minutes’ walk of Westbury village.
Approached via a drive providing off street parking for several cars the house is set over a number of split levels so it can take advantage of its outlook. The main front door opens at half landing level with utility and external store area to one side and cloakroom on the other. Continue up half a flight of stairs and you arrive on the top floor where the four bedrooms and family bathroom are to be found. Three are generously proportioned doubles that take in the outlook. The master bedroom has space to create an en-suite shower room if desired. The fourth bedroom has window to the side aspect and is a smaller guest double sized room or generous child’s bedroom.
The lower floor provides the main living accommodation. The living room features open fireplace and floor to ceiling picture window taking in the outlook. Open plan to this room and up a couple of steps is the dining area which in turn flows through into the kitchen. Beyond the kitchen a lobby provides a further door to the front and another through to the rear garden. Beyond the lobby is a study with workshop positioned beyond and to the front.
The rear garden is a delightful place. At the far boundary the River Trym (more of a brook most of the time) meanders past with the old stone wall of a neighbouring property providing a historic backdrop. Adjacent to the back door is a patio area with access to an under-croft storage area. Beyond this a level lawn occupies the central parts of the garden with mature shrub borders, fruit trees and vegetable patch on a lower level.
The house has double glazed windows throughout, mains drainage and electric heating provision. Gas is available in the road but not into the property.
Location.
The house is located in the Trym conservation area. An enviable location right in the middle of this popular residential neighbourhood with a myriad of amenities literally around the corner. For families the back entrance to Westbury Church of England school is across the road.
Nestled on Channells Hill a quiet backwater of Westbury-on-Trym the house was designed in the 1960's by an architect for his own occupation. He must have felt the view/outlook was the most important factor as all of the main rooms benefit from the picturesque outlook over the wooded Trym valley and neighbouring cottages rooftops. A feeling more akin to a rural hamlet than a property within 5 minutes’ walk of Westbury village.
Approached via a drive providing off street parking for several cars the house is set over a number of split levels so it can take advantage of its outlook. The main front door opens at half landing level with utility and external store area to one side and cloakroom on the other. Continue up half a flight of stairs and you arrive on the top floor where the four bedrooms and family bathroom are to be found. Three are generously proportioned doubles that take in the outlook. The master bedroom has space to create an en-suite shower room if desired. The fourth bedroom has window to the side aspect and is a smaller guest double sized room or generous child’s bedroom.
The lower floor provides the main living accommodation. The living room features open fireplace and floor to ceiling picture window taking in the outlook. Open plan to this room and up a couple of steps is the dining area which in turn flows through into the kitchen. Beyond the kitchen a lobby provides a further door to the front and another through to the rear garden. Beyond the lobby is a study with workshop positioned beyond and to the front.
The rear garden is a delightful place. At the far boundary the River Trym (more of a brook most of the time) meanders past with the old stone wall of a neighbouring property providing a historic backdrop. Adjacent to the back door is a patio area with access to an under-croft storage area. Beyond this a level lawn occupies the central parts of the garden with mature shrub borders, fruit trees and vegetable patch on a lower level.
The house has double glazed windows throughout, mains drainage and electric heating provision. Gas is available in the road but not into the property.
Location.
The house is located in the Trym conservation area. An enviable location right in the middle of this popular residential neighbourhood with a myriad of amenities literally around the corner. For families the back entrance to Westbury Church of England school is across the road.
