5 bedroom property for sale

Handsome Grade II period stone house with outbuildings, annexe offering dual occupancy or second income, plenty of period features and substantial family accommodation. Pony paddock available by separate negotiation.

Description
The Meadows is a fine looking period stone house offering ample family accommodation and letting income if required. However, the annexed accommodation could easily be incorporated into the main house. There is further potential with the adjoining stone coach house. The property has mellow stone elevations, large sash style windows; many with period joinery and architraves, shutters and panelling, period panelled doors and fireplaces. The accommodation has been modernised, in particular the kitchen and bathrooms – the kitchen is fitted with bespoke units with a former fireplace recess housing the range cooker. There are internal doors to the annexes if required, and separate independent access from the outside. The house has an elegant comfortable atmosphere with high ceilinged, well proportioned rooms.

Situation
The Meadows is located at the top of the village with a stone wall boundary to the front leading around to the side and rear where there is vehicular access through high electronically operated gates. Felton is a small village at the western end of the Chew Valley. It is close to the A38 and its history dates back to the Doomsday Book. The village has been popular throughout many generations for families who wish to live in the country yet have easy access to Bristol. The local Church of St Katherines is found on the outskirts of the village and the local Inn, The George & Dragon is within a few hundred yards of the property. Everyday needs are catered for in the village shops in Winford and in Chew Magna some five miles to the east. The schools in the area are often one of the reasons people choose to live in the village and the nearby primary school at Winford, and Chew Valley Secondary School, between Chew Stoke and Chew Magna are always sought after and in demand.

Outside
To the front of the house is a stone wall boundary with laurel hedge. A pedestrian gate leads to the front entrance beside level lawn. The rear gates lead into a large courtyard, giving access to the rear entrance, both annexes, coach house and paddocks. There is a further flagged terrace immediately to the rear of the house, and the parking and turning area lies behind the outbuildings where there is a pony paddock which is available by separate negotiation. The coach house is one side and attached to the main house and could offer a wealth of opportunity.

Accommodation
The accommodation is laid over two floors with a wide central hall giving access to each of the reception rooms. The sitting room has a large bay window with panelling and period open fireplace. The dining room is similar and the kitchen well fitted. There is access from the ground floor into each annexe to the the north and south of the house. The elegant staircase rises from the hall to the first floor landing. There are three double bedrooms to the front landing, and one to the rear, with a large family bathroom.

Each Annexe offers good letting income, dual occupancy, or conversion into the main house if required.

Tenure: Freehold

guide price: £595, 000

Paddock available by separate negotiation

Local authority

North Somerset District Council, Weston-super-Mare Tel:

Viewing

Strictly by appointment with the Agent, David James & Partners llp. Tel: