A contemporary detached house within this prime gated community.

Description

An imaginatively designed detached house with a contemporary Larch & reconstituted stone exterior and with double glazed windows throughout. One of only two new houses within this niche and gated community, the property benefits from a versatile footprint which caters for families young and old and is surrounded by mature and established gardens.

The Drey includes unique detailing with down lighting, plenty of solar gain and a combination of tile and wooden floors. There are quality brand names notable in the bathrooms and the comprehensive kitchen features a host of Neff appliances. There is a generous reception hall, useful store cupboards and a hub for centralising media. The drawing room is dual aspect whilst the kitchen/living/dining room is large enough to entertain and also to eat within. The kitchen has quality wall and base units with polished granite work surfaces and down lighting. The sitting room/bedroom five offers versatility with easy access for a dependant relative, should that be required and there is an adjacent shower room specifically for this purpose.

The first floor includes four superbly appointed bedrooms, each with built-in wardrobes and en suite shower rooms for two of the bedrooms and a family bathroom to serve the remaining bedroom. The principal bedroom has high ceilings and a full length sliding door opening on to an elevated balcony which surveys the established gardens and folly belonging to The Chalet.

The gardens enjoy a good degree of privacy and provide plenty of scope for individual landscaping. Principally laid to lawn and bounded by a combination of close boarded fencing and with retained Silver Birches along the southerly orientation. There is a double garage with Horman segmented electronically operated up and over doors and Trocal standing seam zinc roofs as well as a cobbled drive which provides further parking and turning.

Location

The market town of Thornbury is within 1.3 miles with plenty of amenity available, there are pubs, restaurants and a supermarkets. For leisure there is a golf course and a leisure centre with pool.

Being semi-rural there are plenty of equestrian opportunities as well as footpaths and bridleways over the immediate countryside. South Gloucestershire has a good range of schools, preparatory, secondary, state and independent. Of note Tockington Manor, Marlewood and The Castle School.

For the commuter there are good links to the motorway network via the A38. Bristol City Centre is 14 miles away and rail services are available from Bristol Parkway 17.7 miles away, with services to a number of cities nationwide. Bristol airport provides flights to many European destination and is approximately 21 miles distant.

Square Footage: 2,155 sq ft