Unique triple gable

House For Sale £449,950
The Birches, Nailsea BS48


Description
A spacious extended detached home found in a very appealing position with a more open feel in the sought after Trendlewood area of Nailsea. The property offers unusually extensive and flexible living space with considerable further potential including an attractive conservatory - family room, a great living room also with an outlook to the rear, a dining room or study, a fully fitted kitchen with an outlook to the front, a cloakroom and a large utility room. Above the three double bedrooms are all generous in size particularly the master which has the advantage of full bathroom en suite, while the family bathroom also has a bath and separate shower enclosure.

The position here is set well back off Trendlewood Way in the desirable BS48 One postcode area, which is a major advantage with easy access to Golden Valley School, Millennium Park and Nowhere Wood. The property stands close to the Festival Way cycle path that connects Nailsea with Bristol as part of the SUSTRANS cycle network and the town centre is within comfortable walking distance. A wide range of shops and facilities are available including Waitrose and Tesco supermarkets, health centres and chemists. A gym which is part of the Scotch Horn Leisure Centre is conveniently placed just off the High Street and other local leisure facilities are many and varied with many sports facilities and clubs.

For the commuter, there are good road connections and a mainline railway station in nearby Backwell with trains to Bristol, Bath, Taunton and London-Paddington. For travel further afield there are 2 junctions of the M5 within 6 miles and Bristol airport is just 15 minutes away, but Nailsea does not sit beneath any low-level flight paths.

The Accommodation:
The front door is sheltered by a tiled canopy and beyond there is a useful outer porch leading in turn to the entrance hallway with doors to all rooms and stairs to the first floor. The cloakroom/WC is conveniently placed at the end of the hall and there is a storage cupboard under the stairs.

The kitchen at the front of the house has a good range of wall and floor cupboards, space for a slot in cooker with an extractor above, space for a fridge, space for a dishwasher, ample roll edge work surfaces and a 1½ bowl stainless steel sink. In addition, across the hallway is the large utility room complete with wall and floor cupboards, plumbing for a washing machine, space for a tumble drier, space for an upright fridge freezer, a stainless steel sink and the gas central heating boiler. There is additional storage space too.

The living room is a superb size, originally designed as a lounge diner but now just a comfortable lounge owing to the side and rear extension adding enormously to the layout of the house with very good room to room flow.

The outlook is to the pretty rear garden with French doors opening to the lovely conservatory and a further window opening to the garden. A doorway leads to a very adaptable space with a large built-in cupboard. This room works as a study or snug area or even a dining room with the eye drawn to the fantastic conservatory currently used for dining entertaining with low sill windows all around, doors to the garden and oak effect flooring. The conservatory is heated allowing year-round use.

On the first floor the landing has an airing cupboard with slatted shelving and situated above is the loft hatch with a pull-down integrated ladder. The family bathroom has been enlarged and incorporates a shower enclosure with an electric shower, separate bath, WC, a pedestal wash basin and vanity cupboard.

The bedrooms are all well proportioned, all being superb doubles. The principal bedroom has been considerably enlarged and has a pair of windows to the rear with views of Wraxall hillside. There is plenty of built in storage and a door leads to a full en suite bathroom with a bath, shower enclosure with thermostatic shower, a WC and wash basin set in a vanity unit.

Bedrooms two and three also include built in wardrobes.

Outside:
A further particular feature of the property is the setting with the house standing within a small, quiet cul de sac of only seven houses. A block paved driveway at the front provides parking and a metal up and over door leads to the storage space at the front of the original garage.

A wrought iron gate at the side leads to the charming private rear garden benefitting from having bungalows to the rear. Level lawn, patio and decked areas with a pagoda create a delightful place to sit and enjoy the evening sunshine. A shed stands to one side and an ornamental raised pond is another feature.

Services & Outgoings:

All mains services are connected. Full gas central heating through radiators. High speed broadband services are available including Superfast cable broadband/ FTH services (download speeds of 1Gb or better) TV, and telephone services.

Council Tax Band D.

Energy Performance:

The is house is rated in band D. Contact us [use Contact Agent Button] for a copy of the full certificate.

Our London Property Exhibitions:
See this property featured at our next Westcountry Property Exhibition at the Hilton, London. To include your home call us today.

VIEWING:
Only by appointment with the Sole Agents HENSONS.


Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold

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