House For Sale £1,100,000
7 Bucklands is situated at the end of a short no through private road in a most attractive corner setting against a wooded backdrop. The views from the first floor bedrooms are very pretty and extend across to wooded hills.
The property was built circa 1903. The present owners purchased the property in 2002 when in need of updating and have carried out a number of improvements including rewiring, re-plumbing and installing double glazed windows. All period features remain and have been sympathetically restored. There are moulded ceiling cornices, the original oak staircase and internal doors have been stripped and new oak floors have been laid. The adjoining garage was converted into an excellent bespoke kitchen/breakfast room, opening to the garden.
A log burning stove was installed in the breakfast area and appliances include a Belling Cook Centre with double oven and hob, fridge, freezer, microwave and dishwasher. There is a central island and a matching dresser.
The sitting room and dining room are lovely light rooms and each have a bay window and solid oak floor. The sitting room has a fireplace fitted with a log burning stove. The study and family room look out over the pretty rear garden.
The principal bedroom is very large, has two walk-in wardrobes and an en-suite shower room with plumbing to easily install a bath on the blank wall. There are three further bedrooms and a contemporary bath/shower room. Two of the bedrooms face east and have an outlook across to wooded hills. There is a large landing and access to a very spacious attic that could be converted into further living accommodation, subject to the necessary consents.
The property is approached over a drive providing parking for two cars in front of a detached double garage with single up and over electrically operated roller door. In front of the house there is further gravel parking which continues around to the south side of the house providing additional parking, if required.
The rear garden is very private and faces west, with a south aspect. Spanning the width of the rear of the house, and accessed from the kitchen/breakfast room, is a paved area ideal for entertaining. There are attractively planted flower beds and borders. Steps lead down to an expanse of lawn with shaped, well-stocked borders and are well screened by high trees. Behind the garage is a log store and concealed bin area
The property was built circa 1903. The present owners purchased the property in 2002 when in need of updating and have carried out a number of improvements including rewiring, re-plumbing and installing double glazed windows. All period features remain and have been sympathetically restored. There are moulded ceiling cornices, the original oak staircase and internal doors have been stripped and new oak floors have been laid. The adjoining garage was converted into an excellent bespoke kitchen/breakfast room, opening to the garden.
A log burning stove was installed in the breakfast area and appliances include a Belling Cook Centre with double oven and hob, fridge, freezer, microwave and dishwasher. There is a central island and a matching dresser.
The sitting room and dining room are lovely light rooms and each have a bay window and solid oak floor. The sitting room has a fireplace fitted with a log burning stove. The study and family room look out over the pretty rear garden.
The principal bedroom is very large, has two walk-in wardrobes and an en-suite shower room with plumbing to easily install a bath on the blank wall. There are three further bedrooms and a contemporary bath/shower room. Two of the bedrooms face east and have an outlook across to wooded hills. There is a large landing and access to a very spacious attic that could be converted into further living accommodation, subject to the necessary consents.
The property is approached over a drive providing parking for two cars in front of a detached double garage with single up and over electrically operated roller door. In front of the house there is further gravel parking which continues around to the south side of the house providing additional parking, if required.
The rear garden is very private and faces west, with a south aspect. Spanning the width of the rear of the house, and accessed from the kitchen/breakfast room, is a paved area ideal for entertaining. There are attractively planted flower beds and borders. Steps lead down to an expanse of lawn with shaped, well-stocked borders and are well screened by high trees. Behind the garage is a log store and concealed bin area
Backwell 1 mile | Bristol 9.5 miles | Nailsea & Backwell Rail Station .03 mile (direct links to Bristol and London) | Bristol Airport 5.6 miles | M5 (J20) 7 miles | Nailsea Town Centre 1 mile | Clevedon 7.5 miles | Cribbs Causeway Regional Shopping Centre 12.3 miles
(Distances are approximate)
