House For Sale £995,000
A substantial detached double fronted 5 bedroom Victorian village house offering particularly attractive accommodation enriched with numerous fine original features and available with its large, detached Coach House to the side alone amounting to over 1,200 Sq.Ft - 112 Sq.M that has significant income generating or annexe potential.
This fascinating property was built around 1890 by William Lott, a prominent master builder and developer and this was his family home. The attention to detail with ornate plasterwork and high quality architectural features is a testament to Mr Lott's skill and the care exercised when the house was built has carried forward to today with the present owners having enhanced the house while preserving the character.
The house is beautifully presented with classically proportioned flowing accommodation that has a light, airy feel. The property overlooks a park to the front and the charming garden at the rear is private and mature.
A drive and gates open to a courtyard parking area with the garage beyond while the Coach House to the side is a significant building in its own right that has in recent years been Let as an office - studio and can generate a very useful income. Alternatively, there is more than enough space in the Coach House to form an annexe, subject to any necessary consent.
The property stands towards the western edge of the sought-after village of Backwell, close to picturesque open countryside but still within very easy reach of the village centre, the infant school and the Station. The outstanding junior school and Backwell School are also within easy walking distance.
The House and Garden:
The traditional stained glass porch shelters the front door and draws you into an inviting entrance hall that is enhanced with lovely period features including dado rails, an attractive arch adorned with ornate plasterwork, an elegant staircase that rises to the first floor and panelled doors framed by moulded architraves and skirtings.
The Sitting Room, with its bay window is a very pleasing room having an ornate plaster cornice and ceiling centre and an original fireplace, while opposite, across the hall The Living Room again with a bay window virtually mirrors the Sitting Room though the fireplace is less formal with a wood burning stove set on a slate hearth.
The third reception room, a Dining Room opens to both the Kitchen and via French doors to a sunny terrace and the rear garden. There is a fitted period dresser, and the fireplace also has a wood burning stove inset.
The kitchen is similarly bright and airy and is fitted with a range of Shaker style wall and floor cabinets that suit the house well and complement the Rayburn Aga (currently not operational), that is set into the former fireplace. There is plenty of space for a breakfast table and a half glazed door leads out to a spacious Utility Room with a further range of fitted cabinets, ample appliance space, a door to the garden and a door to a Cloakroom.
On the first floor, a further staircase rises from the landing to the attic room and panelled doors open to four double bedrooms, a fifth single bedroom or study and to a shower room.
The principal bedroom in keeping with two of the other double rooms has fitted wardrobes and leads to a well-appointed en suite bathroom.
On the second floor, the attic playroom - hobbies room is centrally heated and enjoys good natural light with a Velux roof window and a dormer window offering views towards Backwell Hill. There are built in storage cupboards and access to an additional loft storage area.
Outside:
The garden at the front is screened by an established Laurel hedge that offers complete privacy with a drive that opens via double gates to a gravelled courtyard area that provides further parking and leads to the detached Garage with a remote control door, lighting and power connected.
The delightful mature rear garden is enclosed by local stone walls and timber panel fencing to offer a good measure of seclusion while allowing a sunny southerly outlook. There is a broad sweep of lawn framed by a variety of mature trees and shrubs including a series of fruit trees. A sandstone terrace adjoins the back of the house and a gravelled path meanders beneath the pergola to a further corner of the garden where there is a greenhouse, soft fruit bushes and a vegetable area.
The Coach House:
The Coach House is a significant two storey building in its own right with a large studio, a kitchen area and WC on the ground floor and a triple aspect open plan workspace on the first floor. In total, the internal floor area amounts to over 1,200Sq.Ft - 112 Sq.M.
The building is suitable for a variety of uses and there is parking space to the front. Details of achieved rents are available from the agents.
Services & Outgoings:
All main services are connected. Telephone connection. Gas fired central heating through radiators. High speed ADSL and superfast broadband are available with download speeds up to 1Gb or better via cable. Cable TV services are also available.
Council Tax Band = F
Energy Performance:
The house has a domestic EPC rating of E-45 and the Coach House has a Commercial EPC rating of D-76. The energy performance certificates are available on request.
Our London Property Exhibitions:
See this property featured at our next Westcountry Property exhibition in London.
Viewing:
By appointment with Hensons
Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold
This fascinating property was built around 1890 by William Lott, a prominent master builder and developer and this was his family home. The attention to detail with ornate plasterwork and high quality architectural features is a testament to Mr Lott's skill and the care exercised when the house was built has carried forward to today with the present owners having enhanced the house while preserving the character.
The house is beautifully presented with classically proportioned flowing accommodation that has a light, airy feel. The property overlooks a park to the front and the charming garden at the rear is private and mature.
A drive and gates open to a courtyard parking area with the garage beyond while the Coach House to the side is a significant building in its own right that has in recent years been Let as an office - studio and can generate a very useful income. Alternatively, there is more than enough space in the Coach House to form an annexe, subject to any necessary consent.
The property stands towards the western edge of the sought-after village of Backwell, close to picturesque open countryside but still within very easy reach of the village centre, the infant school and the Station. The outstanding junior school and Backwell School are also within easy walking distance.
The House and Garden:
The traditional stained glass porch shelters the front door and draws you into an inviting entrance hall that is enhanced with lovely period features including dado rails, an attractive arch adorned with ornate plasterwork, an elegant staircase that rises to the first floor and panelled doors framed by moulded architraves and skirtings.
The Sitting Room, with its bay window is a very pleasing room having an ornate plaster cornice and ceiling centre and an original fireplace, while opposite, across the hall The Living Room again with a bay window virtually mirrors the Sitting Room though the fireplace is less formal with a wood burning stove set on a slate hearth.
The third reception room, a Dining Room opens to both the Kitchen and via French doors to a sunny terrace and the rear garden. There is a fitted period dresser, and the fireplace also has a wood burning stove inset.
The kitchen is similarly bright and airy and is fitted with a range of Shaker style wall and floor cabinets that suit the house well and complement the Rayburn Aga (currently not operational), that is set into the former fireplace. There is plenty of space for a breakfast table and a half glazed door leads out to a spacious Utility Room with a further range of fitted cabinets, ample appliance space, a door to the garden and a door to a Cloakroom.
On the first floor, a further staircase rises from the landing to the attic room and panelled doors open to four double bedrooms, a fifth single bedroom or study and to a shower room.
The principal bedroom in keeping with two of the other double rooms has fitted wardrobes and leads to a well-appointed en suite bathroom.
On the second floor, the attic playroom - hobbies room is centrally heated and enjoys good natural light with a Velux roof window and a dormer window offering views towards Backwell Hill. There are built in storage cupboards and access to an additional loft storage area.
Outside:
The garden at the front is screened by an established Laurel hedge that offers complete privacy with a drive that opens via double gates to a gravelled courtyard area that provides further parking and leads to the detached Garage with a remote control door, lighting and power connected.
The delightful mature rear garden is enclosed by local stone walls and timber panel fencing to offer a good measure of seclusion while allowing a sunny southerly outlook. There is a broad sweep of lawn framed by a variety of mature trees and shrubs including a series of fruit trees. A sandstone terrace adjoins the back of the house and a gravelled path meanders beneath the pergola to a further corner of the garden where there is a greenhouse, soft fruit bushes and a vegetable area.
The Coach House:
The Coach House is a significant two storey building in its own right with a large studio, a kitchen area and WC on the ground floor and a triple aspect open plan workspace on the first floor. In total, the internal floor area amounts to over 1,200Sq.Ft - 112 Sq.M.
The building is suitable for a variety of uses and there is parking space to the front. Details of achieved rents are available from the agents.
Services & Outgoings:
All main services are connected. Telephone connection. Gas fired central heating through radiators. High speed ADSL and superfast broadband are available with download speeds up to 1Gb or better via cable. Cable TV services are also available.
Council Tax Band = F
Energy Performance:
The house has a domestic EPC rating of E-45 and the Coach House has a Commercial EPC rating of D-76. The energy performance certificates are available on request.
Our London Property Exhibitions:
See this property featured at our next Westcountry Property exhibition in London.
Viewing:
By appointment with Hensons
Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold
