Crossways House is a beautifully presented substantial family home that offers both style and functionality. Believed to date from the early 1820's, the property has recently been the subject of an extensive programme of refurbishment and renovation, yet still offers further scope for a new owner to create their own truly fabulous home to suit a variety of needs. A new roof, guttering, radiators and front door are some of the updated features, along with the attractively landscaped front garden.

From the moment you enter Crossways House, there is a sense of character and space. To the left of the entrance hallway is the spacious sitting room with a wide feature fireplace with wood burning stove. At the end of the hallway there is access to the large cellar, which offers plenty of storage or workshop space or potential for further development. The kitchen/dining room incorporates a range of wall and base units and there is room for a large range cooker, washing machine and free-standing fridge/freezer and light floods in through the large sash windows to the front and rear. An elegant staircase with decorative features leads to the first floor, where there are 2 very spacious double bedrooms either side of a bathroom. There is a similar arrangement on the second floor and light floods through the recently-installed Velux windows to the rear.

Outside - Crossways House is situated opposite All Saints Church, with an attractive and private large walled garden to the front of the property. This has recently been cleared and professionally landscaped, and is mainly laid to lawn with a variety of shrubs and plants. A gravelled garden path leads round to the right of the property to an enclosed gravelled rear garden area, that could perhaps be accessed via a door from the kitchen/dining room. There is off-street parking for a number of cars on the driveway (partly shared for neighbours' access) and there is a substantial double garage/outbuilding with double wooden doors. Subject to the necessary permissions this offers scope to create a workshop or a self-contained annexe. A pathway to the side of the garage leads to an additional enclosed private garden area.

Location - Sandford village has a church, primary school, shop, popular Thatchers Railway Inn public house and a village hall. The nearby village of Winscombe provides a more comprehensive range of amenities, with a good range of shops and a public house. Junction 21 of the M5 is within 5 miles for access to Bristol and beyond and mainline railway services are available within 8 miles from Yatton station (Journey times to London Paddington from 114 minutes). The property is in the catchment area for the "Outstanding" Churchill Academy and Sixth Form and private schooling is available at nearby Sidcot or Bristol.