House For Sale £525,000
Viewings commencing 17/7/23.Semi-detached three-bedroom country cottage with large garden and adjoining woodland. The Cottage represents an exciting development opportunity.
DESCRIPTION
The Cottage, a stone built semi-detached period cottage requiring complete renovation and benefitting from planning consent for extension. Bath & North East Somerset Council Planning Application Reference: 23/01213/FUL. Consent granted for the erection of a double storey rear extension with porch. Outside the garden, a particular feature of The Cottage, extends to approximately 0.32 acres, leading into adjoining sloping woodland area of approximately 1.79 acres. The property enjoys stunning views over surrounding open countryside.
SITUATION
Stowey is a small rural hamlet located a short distance from the larger village of Bishop Sutton. Bishop Sutton is a popular Chew Valley village, boasting primary school, catchment and bus for Chew Valley Comprehensive, public houses, parish church, shop and post office. It lies about one mile from the Chew Valley Lake. The Chew Valley is an area of natural beauty south of Bristol dominated by the Chew Valley and Blagdon Lakes and bordered to the south by the Mendip Hills. Whilst scenic the addition of the areas proximity to both Bristol and Bath makes it ideal for the family and commuters.
ACCOMMODATION
The front door opens to the entrance hallway, to the right is the sitting room with a feature reconstituted stone working fireplace, the depth of the masonry suggests that there may be an original fireplace to be discovered behind. Door to turning staircase which rises to the first floor. To the left of the hall is the kitchen/breakfast room. At the rear a uPVC double glazed door enters to a large utility room and a ground floor bathroom fitted with a coloured suite. Off the first-floor landing is a dual aspect double bedroom with airing cupboard and door to an en-suite. There is a second double bedroom and a single bedroom at the rear.
OUTSIDE
At the front of the property steps lead up from the road to the front door and a small area laid to lawn. To the left of the property is a driveway (the initial part is owned by a neighbour but with a pedestrian and vehicular right of way) this leads to the rear of the cottage where considerable groundworks have been done to level and provide a gravelled driveway, parking and turning area. Also, to the rear is the bunded oil storage tank. The Cottage has ample space at the rear to construct the proposed extension and still enjoy a generous garden plot. The rear garden is laid to lawn and gently slopes down away from the cottage, in all to approximately 0.32 acres. In addition is a parcel of adjoining land and woodland extending to approximately 1.79 acres. The garden and land parcel have far reaching uninterrupted views over green open countryside.
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Local Authority - Bath & North East Somerset; VIEWING - Strictly by appointment with the Agents: David James; Ref:26148/1Date: June 2023
Tenure: Freehold
DESCRIPTION
The Cottage, a stone built semi-detached period cottage requiring complete renovation and benefitting from planning consent for extension. Bath & North East Somerset Council Planning Application Reference: 23/01213/FUL. Consent granted for the erection of a double storey rear extension with porch. Outside the garden, a particular feature of The Cottage, extends to approximately 0.32 acres, leading into adjoining sloping woodland area of approximately 1.79 acres. The property enjoys stunning views over surrounding open countryside.
SITUATION
Stowey is a small rural hamlet located a short distance from the larger village of Bishop Sutton. Bishop Sutton is a popular Chew Valley village, boasting primary school, catchment and bus for Chew Valley Comprehensive, public houses, parish church, shop and post office. It lies about one mile from the Chew Valley Lake. The Chew Valley is an area of natural beauty south of Bristol dominated by the Chew Valley and Blagdon Lakes and bordered to the south by the Mendip Hills. Whilst scenic the addition of the areas proximity to both Bristol and Bath makes it ideal for the family and commuters.
ACCOMMODATION
The front door opens to the entrance hallway, to the right is the sitting room with a feature reconstituted stone working fireplace, the depth of the masonry suggests that there may be an original fireplace to be discovered behind. Door to turning staircase which rises to the first floor. To the left of the hall is the kitchen/breakfast room. At the rear a uPVC double glazed door enters to a large utility room and a ground floor bathroom fitted with a coloured suite. Off the first-floor landing is a dual aspect double bedroom with airing cupboard and door to an en-suite. There is a second double bedroom and a single bedroom at the rear.
OUTSIDE
At the front of the property steps lead up from the road to the front door and a small area laid to lawn. To the left of the property is a driveway (the initial part is owned by a neighbour but with a pedestrian and vehicular right of way) this leads to the rear of the cottage where considerable groundworks have been done to level and provide a gravelled driveway, parking and turning area. Also, to the rear is the bunded oil storage tank. The Cottage has ample space at the rear to construct the proposed extension and still enjoy a generous garden plot. The rear garden is laid to lawn and gently slopes down away from the cottage, in all to approximately 0.32 acres. In addition is a parcel of adjoining land and woodland extending to approximately 1.79 acres. The garden and land parcel have far reaching uninterrupted views over green open countryside.
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Local Authority - Bath & North East Somerset; VIEWING - Strictly by appointment with the Agents: David James; Ref:26148/1Date: June 2023
Tenure: Freehold
