Location

Cleeve is located approximately 11 miles South of Bristol's Commercial Centre. There are excellent road, air and rail links via the A370, Bristol International Airport and Nailsea and Backwell Train Station respectively.

Within the immediate environs there are a number of highly regarded schools such as Backwell Secondary School as well as amenities suitable for day to day living.

There is beautiful countryside and lovely walks in the area to include the stunning Goblin Combe and Cleeve hill as well as a selection of convenience stores and restaurants within the village.

Description

This lovely, beautifully maintained home has been created within the former stables of the adjacent Walnut Tree Farm (NB a property that is with the same family ownership and available to purchase separately).   The Old Stables is approached via a very long private driveway, bordered by neatly clipped yew hedging, passed the neighbouring tennis court (belonging to the farmhouse and with a lovely aspect across the large paddock which can also be accessed from the gardens. This paddock is available to purchase separately.   The driveway culminates in an expansive area of gravelled parking at the front of the property with an open triple car barn to one side. The lawned grounds stretch out below the house, interspersed by a number of ornamental trees with a screening of taller specimens at the far end – a separate enclosed area in which the current owners use as a shaded chicken run.

Immediately to the rear of the house, approached directly from the kitchen is a sun trap, walled terrace with a steps leading up to the gently sloping lawned rear garden with paddocks and countryside beyond.

The house is entered though a small enclosed porch, leading into a limestone tiled hallway with three of the bedrooms overlooking either the front or rear gardens.   The principal bedroom has a beautifully appointed en suite bathroom. A good size sitting room with two large windows enjoys a bright aspect and features a high barrelled ceiling, oak flooring and a wood burning stove. An archway opens to the adjoining dining room, well lit from a central skylight leading into a smartly fitted 18' kitchen with a range cooker and a pair of double doors to the garden. The house has been cleverly deigned such that the 4th bedroom, utility and bathroom could be used a self-contained annexe for a dependant relative.

For those that may require an even large annexe, the 'Wood Store' is a fine addition. Conveniently located next to the from driveway, it offers a covered veranda area for sheltered outdoor dining and circa 164 sqm (1367 sq ft) of additional accommodation. Currently the building is used a leisure suite with a gym, galleried games room and bedroom but this could be repurposed if a large kitchen is required and providing a superb modern home for a family member of perhaps to generate rental income.