Cottage for sale in Bristol BS40, 2 Bedroom

1 Church Road is a pretty stone built cottage, with accommodation arranged over two floors, tucked away off the main high street in this popular village; a short walk from the village community shop, post office, primary school and village pub. Beautifully renovated by the current owners it now offers a fantastic balance throughout with the perfect blend of comfort and style. The care and attention to detail is immediately apparent upon entering; the current owners have significantly upgraded the home, lovingly renovating throughout and it comes presented in neutral tones; just unpack and relax!

Entering the property from the front door you immediately enter the good sized reception room. This warm and welcoming room has double aspect windows to the front aspect, wood flooring, fireplace housing log burning stove and ample space for dining table. There are stairs to first floor and a wooden latch door to a small office or storage room to the rear of the property. A further wood and glazed door leads through to a modern shaker style cream kitchen with ample wall and matching base units, 4 ring electric hob with electric oven under, fully tiled splashbacks, wooden counter tops, double stainless steel sink/drainer unit with swan neck mixer tap, window to front aspect and window to rear, ceiling spot lights, tiled floor with under floor heating, space for under counter fridge, dishwasher and washing machine. Wooden and glazed door leads to a useful rear porch area with additional countertop, wall and base storage unit, power sockets, character exposed stone wall, and door to side aspect with access to the patio area.

To the first floor is a light and bright landing with window to front aspect, ceiling spotlights and doors to all principal rooms. The master bedroom has a wooden latched door and dual aspect windows to front and side aspects. The second bedroom is another double room with window to front aspect. The modern shower room has a low set obscured glazed window with sill, white suite comprising WC, large walk in fully tiled shower cubicle with glass enclosure and monsoon shower head, power shower head, tiled floor, wash hand basin set in vanity unit.

Externally is a small low maintenance paved courtyard style garden with a mature border with a variety of shrubs and plants to the side of the cottage which makes it an ideal spot to relax or have a BBQ. A small gate leads directly to the street and accesses the ample off street parking opposite the property. In addition to the parking there is a small grassed area which could potentially be used as a vegetable garden or could be extended to provide a larger lawn.

The cottage has double glazing and gas central heating.

Bath & North East Somerset Council - Tax Band C

Energy Performance Rating - D

Local Area Information
Winford is a small village in the Chew Valley, North Somerset. It is approximately 7.5miles miles south of central Bristol, within easy access of the main A38 and ideal for those wishing to live in a rural location but within easy access of Bristol.

The village itself comprises of pretty stone cottages, architecturally designed houses and modern properties. It has a local community run shop and post office, Prince of Waterloo pub, well regarded primary school, village hall and Grade II Listed church St. Mary & St. Peter. Winford village lies on the route of the Monarch's Way long distance footpath and forms part of the local parish which includes Regil and Felton. Just outside of the village, on the B3130 to Chew Magna, is the site of the Old Livestock Market, which has been converted into business units and is now a small thriving business centre offering business and light industrial units with a gym, café, and Bamboo Garden Chinese takeaway. The North Somerset Mobile Library calls at Winford, Felton and Regil once a fortnight.

Chew Medical Practice and dispensary is located in Chew Stoke [2.7 miles]. The nearest ‘service’ village to Winford is Chew Magna [2.7 miles] which is the largest village in the area and has excellent amenities including small supermarket, master butchers, bank/cash points, hair dressers, pharmacy, gift shops and café.

Transport links are good with easy access to the motorway network; M5 Junction 19 Easton-in-Gordano [9 miles], Junction 20 Clevedon [10 miles], Junction 21 Weston-super-Mare [14 miles] while Bristol International Airport is just 2 miles away. There is a daily bus service through the village to Bristol and weekly buses to Keynsham, Bath, Radstock and Wells.