6 bedroom detached house for sale

This is an ideal opportunity for those looking to refurbish a most attractive Grade II listed building part of which dates from the 16th Century and which retains a wealth of original period features and must be inspected internally to be fully appreciated .
The house is perfectly habitable, if somewhat tired at present and could be be restored on a piecemeal or wholesale basis, it will be a magnificent family home once it has received the 'Grand Designs' treatment.
Situation
This property occupies a most attractive position by the church in the older part of the village known as Church Town. The village is a busy thriving community which is a dormitory area for the city of Bristol several miles distant. The local facilities include successful primary and secondary schools, a selection of local shops, a well thought of sports centre as well as an attractive and well attended church all of which combine to give this village a strong sense of identity. Nearby Nailsea has a central shopping centre with a comprehensive range of retail outlets.
Description
This delightful stone built Grade II Listed Somerset farm house, part of which dates from the 16th century, has spacious accommodation arranged principally on two floors with two further attic rooms and a cellar at the south westerly end of the building. It retains a wealth of period features throughout the property including flag stone floors, fireplaces, mullion windows, some with leaded lights, a selection of period doors, an unusual part restored oak spiral staircase formed on a single oak beam all of which combine to make this a house of historic note. This is a house of considerable charm and character with exceptional living spaces.
Accommodation

Hall 4.89m x 4.93m (16'1' x 16'2')
A substantial front door and door giving access to the rear garden, window seat.
Kitchen 4.89m x 3.34m (16'1' x 10'11')
With aga in fireplace, range of floor and wall units, sink unit, secondary staircase.
Dining Room 5.25m x 5.62m (17'3' x 18'5')
With substantial fireplace, book safe
Drawing Room 6.47m x 5.17m (21'3' x 17'0')
With windows to three elevations, fireplace and window seat.
Study 3.58m x 2.44m (11'9' x 8'0')

Lobby and Tower
Housing spiral staircase giving access to the first and second floors.
First Floor

Landing 3.61m x 2.73m (11'10' x 8'11')

Bathroom 2.37m x 3.67m (7'9' x 12'0')
Panelled bath, pedestal wash hand basin, low level WC
Bedroom 1 5.21m x 6.07m (17'1' x 19'11')

Inner Landing
Giving access to secondary staircase.
Bedroom 2 5.03m x 3.91m (16'6' x 12'10')

Bedroom 3 3.47m x 3.52m (11'5' x 11'7')

Bedroom 4 3.39m x 3.46 (11'1' x 11'4')

Bathroom 2 2.37m x 3.67m (7'9' x 12'0')
Panelled bath, pedestal wash hand basin, low level WC
Second Floor

Bedroom 5/Attic Room 10.09m x 5.82m max (33'1' x 19'1' max)

Bedroom 6/Attic Room 5.10m x 5.20m (16'9' x 17'1')

Outside
The property stands to the front of the plot in excess of an acre which slopes upwards to the south east. At the front of the property is the Green an open grassed area which leads in turn to the enclosed front garden both of which have a selection of mature trees whilst the garden also has well established shrubs.
Outbuildings
To the side of the property is a drive giving access to the courtyard with a selection of outbuildings. On the left hand flank of the plot is an agricultural access way over which the property has a right of way up to the back boundary of the plot.

A substantial rear garden is laid to lawn with some mature fruit trees as well as a selection of ornamental tree and shrubs which form the boundary of the property as well as a number of features in the garden. At the top of the garden there is the Well which is believed to be the well featured in the village name.
Tenure
Freehold
Possession
The property is sold with vacant possession
Services
Mains water electricity and drainage are connected. Our client advises us the gas is available in Church Lane.

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