3 bed end terrace house for sale

Church Walk, Flax Bourton BS48

Tucked away in a sought after village location, this early 1800s end of terrace cottage has been renovated througout by the current vendors.

Description

Nestled in a highly sought-after location and just a short walk from the outstanding Church of England primary school, this charming 1800s cottage enjoys a secluded and peaceful setting. Renovated throughout by the current owners, the property combines period character with modern living retaining original features such as exposed stonework, vaulted ceilings and exposed beams. The ground floor boasts an open-plan bespoke plywood kitchen and dining area, fitted with oak chip Foresso surfaces, a range of base and wall units, a boiling water tap, log burner and integrated appliances including a fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and Bosch oven. A central island houses a five-ring Siemens induction hob and extractor fan, along with a built-in dining table. The living room is stylish and functional, featuring an integrated sofa with built-in storage and a cozy long burner. A versatile office/utility room offers space for a washing machine and tumble dryer, along with built-in desk space. The first floor offers three bedrooms - one with a built-in storage cupboard and another benefiting from a generous overhead loft store. The bathroom includes a W/C, sink, bath with overhead shower, underfloor heating and ample integrated storage. Outside, the enclosed rear garden is mainly laid to lawn, offering a lovely outlook toward St Michael's Church. Mature trees and shrubs provide privacy and greenery, with space allowing for a large garden shed.

Location

The village of Flax Bourton is situated some five miles to the south west of the city of Bristol, proving an extremely convenient position for the commuter. Flax Bourton offers an active village community with a village hall, public house, church and well-tended cricket pitch and is extremely popular with families. Schooling is provided at the Flax Bourton Church of England Primary School which has recently received an outstanding rating from Ofsted, whilst the village is firmly in the catchment for the well-renowned Backwell Secondary School. There are a number of independent schools available locally including the Downs Preparatory School in nearby Wraxall and Fairfield School in Backwell. Within Bristol itself there are a number of highly regarded independent schools including Clifton College, Bristol Grammar and qeh. A number of recreational facilities are close at hand for those that enjoy walking, cycling or riding with miles of bridleways, public footpaths and acres of open countryside on the doorstep. There are several excellent Golf Courses nearby along with a David Lloyd Health & Leisure Centre situated within 4 miles in Long Ashton. Nailsea provides an excellent spot for your Waitrose or Tesco shop whilst Backwell and Long Ashton provide the more day-to-day conveniences. Access to the city centre along the A370 (Long Ashton bypass) proves to be an excellent link road. Cambridge Heights is within close proximity to children’s play park at nearby Farleigh Green and Festival Way cycle path providing a safe cycle way to Nailsea and central Bristol, whilst Nailsea/Backwell railway station is around 2.5 miles away. This station provides access to Bristol Temple Meads and onto London Paddington. Access to the motorway network at Junction 19 of the M5 motorway is within six miles whilst Bristol International Airport is situated approximately seven miles away.