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Drawing Room
Sitting Room

5 bedroom detached house

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Detached house
5 bed
3 bath
EPC rating: E*
4,663 sq ft / 433 sq m

Key information

Tenure: Freehold
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Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
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Property description & features

  • Tenure: Freehold
  • Drawing room, dining room and sitting room
  • Kitchen/breakfast room
  • Utility, pantry and cloakroom
  • Principal bedroom suite
  • Four further bedrooms and a family bathroom
  • Two storey one bedroom annexe
  • Cellarage
  • Outbuildings including garaging and a workshop
  • Formal gardens and pasture extending to 3.48 acres
  • EPC Rating = E
A significant country home with wonderful elevated views

Description

A much loved and imposing period family house with origins purported to date back to the late 17th century. Barry Hill House enjoys an elevated status with far reaching views. Constructed from stone elevations with mullion windows, Barry Hill House has had contemporary additions enhancing the living experience and providing plenty of scope for multi-generational living or indeed an income. The interior displays plenty of original detail, notable features include fireplaces, working shutters, some tessellated flooring and panelling. Stood within approximately 3.48 acres there are formal gardens surrounding, well screened and providing excellent privacy and paddocks provide opportunity for those looking to enjoy the equestrian pursuits. For the horticulturist there is a kitchen garden, a greenhouse, small orchard and level lawns. Borders are dense and display a wide variety of colours through the changing seasons.

The formal approach to the home is via the entrance porch, Bath stone in construction with a solid door and yet on a day to day basis there is ease of access through the side elevation and kitchen. The reception hall includes a magnificent galleried landing, high ceilings and the aforementioned panelling with architraving. A rising door leg staircase leads to the upper floor accommodation. A notable feature is the stone fireplace with a more contemporary inset gas fire. There are three principal rooms, two of which are located off the inner hall which has full length doors opening on to the rear terrace and garden. The drawing room is generous in scale with two pairs of full length French doors opening on to the terrace and garden and there is a Minster style fireplace as the additional focal point. Ceiling detail includes cornice and a picture rail is in evidence. The dining room is dual aspect with further ceiling detail, there is a sweeping bay over the side elevation in addition to a further window over the garden. A glazed fronted china display cabinet is inset. Beyond is the more intimate sitting room with case windows and a feature fireplace with an attractive stone surround. The kitchen/breakfast room is in the heart of the home with a range of fitted wall and base units, a central island, an Esse Rayburn and auxiliary hob and there are other integrated appliances. Beyond is the utility and pantry with the back stairs to the first floor. There are five bedrooms within the principal home served by a cloakroom and a family bathroom. They enjoy differing views and orientations and the principal bedroom has the benefit of a dressing room and its own dedicated en suite bathroom.

The annexe can be self contained or indeed incorporated into the home, this features a kitchen with a breakfast area, a sitting room with elevated views over the garden and an en suite bedroom.

Barry Hill House is approached via a sweeping drive with gated entry and provides plenty of car parking and indeed turning. There is an integrated double garage in addition to a separate garage and these are located off a cobbled yard. Grounds extend to approximately 3.48 acres and include the aforementioned formal gardens and pasture.

Location

Communications are excellent with Bristol and Bath offering mainline high speed rail links (Bath Spa, Bristol Temple Meads and Bristol Parkway stations) to London, the West Country, Midlands and South Wales. Both Bristol and Bath offer extensive leisure, sporting, arts and recreational facilities. Educational opportunities within Bristol include Clifton College, Bristol Grammar School, Badminton School, Clifton High School, QEH and Colston’s School and in Bath, Kingswood School, Prior Park, King Edward and Monkton Combe slightly further afield. Bath, a world heritage city is renowned for its Georgian architecture, the historic Spa, shopping and the arts. Bristol’s commercial centre offers diversity with many retail outlets, bars, restaurants and the ever changing face of its waterfront.

Square Footage: 4,663 sq ft


Acreage: 3.48 Acres

Additional Info

Bristol City Centre: 6.3 miles
Bath City Centre: 6.8 miles
Keynsham Train Station: 1.9 miles
M5 Junction 18: 10.9 miles

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