House For Sale £1,350,000
This house represents a rare opportunity to purchase a sizable detached house on a generous level plot of circa. quarter of an acre on one of Stoke Bishop's most desirable residential side roads, Cheyne Road is a quiet and private road of detached houses dating from the 1930s onwards. Properties on this road seldom come to the market, with many residents making them their long-term family homes. Tucked away from any passing traffic, yet accessible to local amenities and with good transport links both into and out of the city it is a sought-after location.
Owner designed and built in the 1960s, the house has been lovingly cared for over the decades. It offers flexible, light filled accommodation suitable for all types of family, and there is significant potential to update or remodel to the buyers’ preferences. For example, the newer rear extension, which was designed as a bedroom, could equally be adapted to make a fabulous 8m x 4.45m open plan kitchen/family room opening onto the rear garden, or could be used as accommodation for an elderly relative or au-pair.
The house has modern uPVC double glazed windows and electric heating.
The house sits centrally within its plot well back from the front boundary and screened from the road by shrubs. The garden is planted with a huge range of mature, unusual plants - a gardener's delight. A brick-paved drive approaches the house, with a garage/workshop complex positioned to the side of the house. Apart from the extension at the rear, the ground floor accommodation remains unchanged from its original layout. Lots of big windows flood the house with southerly light. The main reception rooms are semi open-plan with the dining hall having stairs rising to the upper floor. The kitchen has a sizable utility adjacent to it and a cloakroom sits in the front right corner. The extension provides a large bedroom with en-suite shower room and WC and overlooks the rear garden. Upstairs the large windows again provide bright and airy rooms. There are four good-sized bedrooms serviced by a very large bathroom and separate WC.
The garage complex sits detached from the house and partially into the rear garden. It comprises double garage, workshop, potting shed and garden store. It would be possible to extend the house into this space subject to any necessary consents. The rear garden is mature and relatively private. With large areas of lawn, flower and shrub borders, mature trees and a greenhouse, it offers a sizeable plot for a home so close to the city.
We highly recommend a viewing at the first opportunity.
Local information:
Stoke Lodge Playing Fields - 0.1 miles
Coombe Dingle woods - 0.2miles
Hideaway Cafe/Bar - 0.2 miles
Coombe Dingle Sports Complex - 0.6 miles
Sea Mills Train station - 0.8 miles
Waitrose/Scott Cinema - 1.8 miles
University of Bristol - 3 miles
City Centre - 3.6 miles
Stoke Bishop CofE Primary (Good 2021) - 0.4 miles
Bristol Free School (Good 2022) - 1.8 miles
Bus Routes within a 5 minute walk
Owner designed and built in the 1960s, the house has been lovingly cared for over the decades. It offers flexible, light filled accommodation suitable for all types of family, and there is significant potential to update or remodel to the buyers’ preferences. For example, the newer rear extension, which was designed as a bedroom, could equally be adapted to make a fabulous 8m x 4.45m open plan kitchen/family room opening onto the rear garden, or could be used as accommodation for an elderly relative or au-pair.
The house has modern uPVC double glazed windows and electric heating.
The house sits centrally within its plot well back from the front boundary and screened from the road by shrubs. The garden is planted with a huge range of mature, unusual plants - a gardener's delight. A brick-paved drive approaches the house, with a garage/workshop complex positioned to the side of the house. Apart from the extension at the rear, the ground floor accommodation remains unchanged from its original layout. Lots of big windows flood the house with southerly light. The main reception rooms are semi open-plan with the dining hall having stairs rising to the upper floor. The kitchen has a sizable utility adjacent to it and a cloakroom sits in the front right corner. The extension provides a large bedroom with en-suite shower room and WC and overlooks the rear garden. Upstairs the large windows again provide bright and airy rooms. There are four good-sized bedrooms serviced by a very large bathroom and separate WC.
The garage complex sits detached from the house and partially into the rear garden. It comprises double garage, workshop, potting shed and garden store. It would be possible to extend the house into this space subject to any necessary consents. The rear garden is mature and relatively private. With large areas of lawn, flower and shrub borders, mature trees and a greenhouse, it offers a sizeable plot for a home so close to the city.
We highly recommend a viewing at the first opportunity.
Local information:
Stoke Lodge Playing Fields - 0.1 miles
Coombe Dingle woods - 0.2miles
Hideaway Cafe/Bar - 0.2 miles
Coombe Dingle Sports Complex - 0.6 miles
Sea Mills Train station - 0.8 miles
Waitrose/Scott Cinema - 1.8 miles
University of Bristol - 3 miles
City Centre - 3.6 miles
Stoke Bishop CofE Primary (Good 2021) - 0.4 miles
Bristol Free School (Good 2022) - 1.8 miles
Bus Routes within a 5 minute walk
