The property is essentially an 18th Century property which has been sympathetically renovated with features appropriate to the period, retained. There are solid oak and flagstone floors, inglenook fireplaces, cast iron grates, vaulted ceilings with exposed timbers, panelled and tongue and groove oak doors with iron latch furniture and window shutters. The rooms have a lovely outlook over countryside and the interior has a warm and friendly atmosphere with comfortable ceiling heights.

The sitting and dining rooms are lovely rooms, each with shuttered French windows opening to the garden with open views of the surrounding countryside. The sitting room is an attractive room with fireplace fitted with a stone surround and log burning stove. The dining room has a stone inglenook fireplace with raised open inset fire and bread oven.

The study overlooks the entrance drive and rear garden. The family room is beyond the rear hall which gives access to the rear porch, shower room and utility room. The family room has an impressive inglenook fireplace and chimney breast fitted with a log burning stove and bread oven. A mezzanine floor over is accessed via a timber ladder providing an occasional 'fun' bedroom.

The kitchen with a four oven Aga is fitted with an excellent range of hand crafted solid wood painted units including a matching substantial central island unit. Integrated appliances include a hob, oven and dishwasher. A wide square arch opens to a 30' breakfast/garden room with superb views and two pairs of French windows open to the garden.

On the first floor the principal bedroom has French windows which open onto a cantilevered timber wide balcony with extensive views to the south and west. The en suite dressing room is fitted with wardrobes and gives access to the bath/shower room with views. There is a split level landing giving access to three further bedrooms and a family bath/shower room.

Midgell Farm is situated almost at the end of a 0.25 mile approach with open country views on either side. The entrance drive sweeps around the front garden to the side of the house and to a large parking area for several vehicles.

The rear garden is laid to lawn and the attractive front garden wraps around the house to the south and east and is enclosed, in part, by a stone wall, park railing and dense Beech hedgerow. The garden is laid to extensive level lawn and the wide open views span almost 180 degrees. Mature trees intersperse the lawn and include a Weeping Ash, Sycamore, Holly and Cherry. There are roses, spring bulbs, a variety of shrubs and recently planted fruit trees including pear and apple. Surrounding the house are flagstone and tarmac pathways and immediately outside the breakfast/garden room is a flagstone area ideal for entertaining with wonderful open views over its lawn.

In the parking area adjacent to the drive, is a stone and tiled outbuilding once comprising two stables and a tack room. It provides the potential for a home office, subject to the necessary consents

Bristol 10 miles Bristol Airport 4.5 miles Clevedon 6 miles Backwell & Nailsea Rail Station 1.8 miles Bristol Temple Meads Rail Station 9.5 miles M5 (19) 7.5 miles. Distances approximate.