House For Sale £475,000
Property description cottage in need of complete renovation in the heart of chew stoke!
Waiting to shine! This pretty end-terrace cottage is situated in a picturesque spot in the heart of the village and presents an opportunity to completely renovate and extend (subject to planning permission) to create a lovely home.
Entering the property into the kitchen which leads to the first of two sunny reception rooms with feature fireplaces. There is also a useful shower room and downstairs loo.
Upstairs there are two double bedrooms.
Outside is a large outbuilding which was a former cowshed with hayloft above, which has plenty of storage and there is parking for several cars.
To the rear of the property is a good sized level and pretty garden with a stream.
1 Sunny Patch is aptly named – it really is a sunny spot! Built in 1820 – a real part of village history - and coming to the market for the first time in many decades – give us a call to view.
About the village Chew Stoke is at the heart of the Chew Valley and is very close to Chew Valley Lake. It is a popular village with a vibrant and friendly community. There are a good range of facilities including Doctor's Surgery, a popular pub, Village Hall and excellent restaurants including Chew Kitchen, The Woodford and Salt & Malt the latter two of which have beautiful views over the Lake. St. Andrews Church is well known for bell ringing and is home to the famous Bilbie Bells. Bowling is an institution in Chew Stoke appealing to all ages. It goes without saying it has the valley's best Estate Agents, Joanna Tiley Estate Agents based at Fairseat. The summer always ends with the Harvest Home which includes the produce tent, dog show and general all-round fun for the family!
Chew Stoke Church School is well regarded with local families who have moved to the village because of the School's popularity. () Chew Valley School is well regarded with an excellent sixth form ()
The village is perfectly placed for commuting to both Bristol and Bath. There is a regular bus service from the village to Bristol and railway stations at Bristol Temple Meads and Bath Spa with trains to London and connections to the national rail network. Access to both the M4 and M5 are within a reasonable distance and Bristol International Airport has flights to Europe with connecting flights to the rest of the World.
Room dimensions Ground Floor
porch 4'6" x 4'0"
hall 4'6" x 6'0"
reception room 13'6" x 13'8"
reception room 10'10" x 14'0"
cupboard 2'6" x 6'7"
kitchen 13'1" x 7'1"
shower room 6'4" x 6'7"
loo 4'2" X 2'6"
store 8'9" x 7'3"
First Floor
landing 10'6" x 4'11"
bedroom 13'6" x 14'5"
bedroom 13'2" x 10'1"
Outside
shed 18'3" x 10'0"
garage 10'2 x 14'8"
garage 9'4" x 14'8"
garage 12'4" x 14'8"
Waiting to shine! This pretty end-terrace cottage is situated in a picturesque spot in the heart of the village and presents an opportunity to completely renovate and extend (subject to planning permission) to create a lovely home.
Entering the property into the kitchen which leads to the first of two sunny reception rooms with feature fireplaces. There is also a useful shower room and downstairs loo.
Upstairs there are two double bedrooms.
Outside is a large outbuilding which was a former cowshed with hayloft above, which has plenty of storage and there is parking for several cars.
To the rear of the property is a good sized level and pretty garden with a stream.
1 Sunny Patch is aptly named – it really is a sunny spot! Built in 1820 – a real part of village history - and coming to the market for the first time in many decades – give us a call to view.
About the village Chew Stoke is at the heart of the Chew Valley and is very close to Chew Valley Lake. It is a popular village with a vibrant and friendly community. There are a good range of facilities including Doctor's Surgery, a popular pub, Village Hall and excellent restaurants including Chew Kitchen, The Woodford and Salt & Malt the latter two of which have beautiful views over the Lake. St. Andrews Church is well known for bell ringing and is home to the famous Bilbie Bells. Bowling is an institution in Chew Stoke appealing to all ages. It goes without saying it has the valley's best Estate Agents, Joanna Tiley Estate Agents based at Fairseat. The summer always ends with the Harvest Home which includes the produce tent, dog show and general all-round fun for the family!
Chew Stoke Church School is well regarded with local families who have moved to the village because of the School's popularity. () Chew Valley School is well regarded with an excellent sixth form ()
The village is perfectly placed for commuting to both Bristol and Bath. There is a regular bus service from the village to Bristol and railway stations at Bristol Temple Meads and Bath Spa with trains to London and connections to the national rail network. Access to both the M4 and M5 are within a reasonable distance and Bristol International Airport has flights to Europe with connecting flights to the rest of the World.
Room dimensions Ground Floor
porch 4'6" x 4'0"
hall 4'6" x 6'0"
reception room 13'6" x 13'8"
reception room 10'10" x 14'0"
cupboard 2'6" x 6'7"
kitchen 13'1" x 7'1"
shower room 6'4" x 6'7"
loo 4'2" X 2'6"
store 8'9" x 7'3"
First Floor
landing 10'6" x 4'11"
bedroom 13'6" x 14'5"
bedroom 13'2" x 10'1"
Outside
shed 18'3" x 10'0"
garage 10'2 x 14'8"
garage 9'4" x 14'8"
garage 12'4" x 14'8"
