£1,395,000
7 bed detached house for saleUpper Tockington Road, Tockington BS32
7 beds
4 baths
5 receptions
- Freehold
Milburys Thornbury
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About this property
Stunning Detached Village Home, Unique Design Over Three Levels
Beautiful Gardens, Abundant With Specimen Flowering Plants, Trees And Shrubs
Circa 0.484 Acres, South-Facing Rear Aspect, Workshop/Store Room
Self-Contained Two-Bedroom Annexe (Council Tax Band A)
Current Rental Income £1450 pcm (From November 2024)
Five Bedrooms, Galleried Landing/Seating Area, Walk-Through Study Space
En-Suite Shower Room, Family Bathroom With Roll-Top Bath
Lounge With Wood-Burner, Open-Plan Dining Area, Verandah
Study, Music Room, Luxury Open-Plan Kitchen/Breakfast Room
Photovoltaic Panels, Gas Central Heating (Under-Floor And Radiators), Double-Glazing
'Stoneleigh House' and the adjoining annexe 'Stoneleigh Barn' sit at the head of the most beautiful gardens, abundant with specimen flowering plants, trees and shrubs - interspersed by secluded seating areas, all overseen from the covered veranda at the back of the house - a perfect spot for a morning coffee or evening cocktail. This stunning and unique home enjoys a plot of circa 0.48 acres, with gravelled parking to the front, a workshop/store to the side and a south-facing rear aspect, all set well back from the lane in front. The main house is of an individual contemporary design over three levels - a welcoming hallway connects to an open-plan lounge (with wood-burning stove) and dining space across the rear, with doors to the verandah bringing the outside in. Plus a separate study/music room, a utility room, a cloakroom and a luxury fitted kitchen - complete with an island and a cosy eating/seating area in the corner. The first-floor galleried landing is a lovely space to sit and admire the garden from above, through the full height windows. There are three bedrooms on this level - including the principle bedroom with balcony, fitted wardrobes and en-suite, plus the main bathroom with a high vaulted ceiling and roll-top bath. A walk-through study area leads to another staircase taking you up to bedrooms four and five. The independent two-storey annexe offers both ground and first floor en-suite bedrooms, plus lounge, dining room and kitchen - perfect for a dependent relative or as an additional source of income. There are too few superlatives to describe the gardens fully - they are a delight, attracting visitors through the 'National Open Garden Scheme' - the 's-shaped lawn connects themed areas planted with trees, shrubs, perennials and bulbs for year-round interest'. A village oasis - somewhere quite special!
The village of Tockington is situated to the north of Bristol, west of the A38, circa 3 miles from the M4/M5 interchange and about 5.5 miles from Bristol Parkway Station. The neighbouring villages of Olveston, Alveston and Lower Almondsbury provide a range of shops including Post Office, general provisions, butcher, groceries etc. The local centre and market town of Thornbury is approximately 3.5 miles to the north-east. There are local primary schools in the villages of Lower Almondsbury and Olveston. Marlwood School, Alveston (secondary), is approximately 2 miles to the north-east. Tockington Manor School (independent) sits within the village. The popular Swan Public House is situated just off The Green.
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