House For Sale £580,000
Wrington is a popular and thriving village about 12 miles south of Bristol. Amenities include a village hall, church, public house, florist, general stores and a primary school. Churchill comprehensive school is about 4 miles to the south west. There is an excellent choice of private schooling at Sidcot, Wells Cathedral and Millfield, and a number of schools in Bristol.
The property is about 0.4 miles west of the village high street, backing onto farmland with an open view over its front drive and garden to wooded hills.
The Ark was built in 1973 and the present owner purchased the property in 2001 when in need of updating. Since then, the interior has been altered, double glazing installed, laminate wood floors laid and dado rails and ceiling cornices fitted. More recently, a bespoke kitchen with wood painted units, together with a Cookmaster range have been fitted. The breakfast kitchen is open plan with a separate dining area that has double French doors opening to the garden.
The sitting room, which overlooks the rear garden, has a coal effect gas fire and a sliding glazed window opens to the garden. The study faces east and could easily be used as a fourth bedroom. The principal bedroom, which has a lovely outlook to the woods of Wrington Hill, has an en suite bathroom. There are two further bedrooms and a shower room.
Outside
The Ark is approached through double timber gates giving access to a recently resurfaced entrance drive. This provides additional parking in front of the property as well as there being an attached single garage. There is lawn and mature trees.
The rear south facing garden is private and enclosed by newly installed fencing, with a post and rail fence along its southern boundary. It is principally laid to lawn with a deep flower bed and an ornamental pond with a fountain water feature. The garden adjoins farmland, and from the southern boundary there is a lovely view over the adjoining farmland to Wrington village church and beyond to the Mendips Hills. Mature trees include a Willow and a Fir.
The property is about 0.4 miles west of the village high street, backing onto farmland with an open view over its front drive and garden to wooded hills.
The Ark was built in 1973 and the present owner purchased the property in 2001 when in need of updating. Since then, the interior has been altered, double glazing installed, laminate wood floors laid and dado rails and ceiling cornices fitted. More recently, a bespoke kitchen with wood painted units, together with a Cookmaster range have been fitted. The breakfast kitchen is open plan with a separate dining area that has double French doors opening to the garden.
The sitting room, which overlooks the rear garden, has a coal effect gas fire and a sliding glazed window opens to the garden. The study faces east and could easily be used as a fourth bedroom. The principal bedroom, which has a lovely outlook to the woods of Wrington Hill, has an en suite bathroom. There are two further bedrooms and a shower room.
Outside
The Ark is approached through double timber gates giving access to a recently resurfaced entrance drive. This provides additional parking in front of the property as well as there being an attached single garage. There is lawn and mature trees.
The rear south facing garden is private and enclosed by newly installed fencing, with a post and rail fence along its southern boundary. It is principally laid to lawn with a deep flower bed and an ornamental pond with a fountain water feature. The garden adjoins farmland, and from the southern boundary there is a lovely view over the adjoining farmland to Wrington village church and beyond to the Mendips Hills. Mature trees include a Willow and a Fir.
Directions (Postcode BS40 5NN)
From the Wrington direction, pass Chapel Hill on the right hand side. After a short distance a row of properties is seen on the left hand side. The entrance to The Ark is the last but one property on the left, opposite and a narrow single lane track.
