Offered to the market with the benefit of no onward chain, this much-loved family home sits in a delightful position towards the end of the cul de sac and enjoys a wonderful open aspect from the garden that looks out over rolling fields.

To the front of the house is a pretty, paved front garden enclosed by a dwarf stone wall with a generous brick paved driveway leading to the garage. You enter the house through a handy glazed storm porch, that then leads through a second door into the inner hallway. The entrance hallway is light and airy with stairs rising to the first floor on the right with a useful understairs store cupboard.

To the left-hand side of the hallway lies the superb dual aspect sitting/dining room, to the front is a pretty bow bayed window and a feature gas fire which provides a great focal point to the room, whilst to the rear the room opens into a dining room with a large picture window and door leading out to the garden. An internal door from the dining room links through to the kitchen, which can also be accessed from the hallway.

The kitchen is fitted with a good array of modern, beech coloured wall and base units, and a stone effect draining board and sink. There is provision for an electric cooker along with plumbing for a washing machine and space for a fridge/freezer. The attractive wall mounted tiles finish the room perfectly and there is a side pedestrian door to access a footpath to the side of the house and the garage.

Moving onto the first floor you will find the property's three bedrooms and family bathroom arranged off a light filled landing area. To the front is the main bedroom which features a fantastic wall of fitted wardrobes, along with another which houses the hot water tank and additional storage and lovely neutral décor. Also to the front is a single bedroom which again benefits from fitted cupboards and would make a perfect child’s bedroom or home office.

The third bedroom is situated to the rear of this floor and enjoys a brilliant outlook over the garden with views to the right out over fields. As with the previous two bedrooms, bedroom three also has the advantage of fitted wardrobes. Completing the first-floor accommodation is the family bathroom which is fitted with a three-piece white suite and has a wall mounted heated towel rail, an electric shower over the bath and floor to ceiling tiled walls.

Outside, the rear garden is a good size and is enclosed by smart painted fences with raised flower bed borders that flank it on two sides, with pretty, established flowers and shrubs. To the outside of the house there is a raised patio area that then leads to a low maintenance artificial lawn which adds both convenience, practicality, and an evergreen blanket of colour. To the rear of the garden there is a spacious raised patio area, ideal for al-fresco dining to sit and enjoy the wonderful surroundings.

The property further benefits from a larger than average single garage with a small lean-to potting shed to the rear, there is ample parking space to fit two cars off the road to the front and the house is also brought to the market with the added benefit of no onward chain.

Directions

From our office in Congresbury, head onto Smallway, past the Cadbury Garden Centre, turn left onto Mendip Road. Continue along Mendip Road crossing the junction at Chescombe Road, proceed for another approximately 150 meters where you will find Lodge Close on your left hand side. Number 8 is situated towards the bottom of the cul de sac on the left. ///questions.thirsty.horseshoe

Situation

The North Somerset village of Yatton lies south of Bristol within easy daily commuting distance, by rail or road, with M5 motorway junctions 20 (Clevedon) and 21 (Weston-super-Mare) each only 10 minutes’ drive away. The village is extremely well served by a great variety of facilities, which include lots of shops including a supermarket, a chemist, doctors, church, library, restaurants, takeaways, and pubs. There is a junior and infants' school within the village, and secondary schooling is available at nearby Backwell. Public transport includes regular bus services and the station which gives mainline railway access to Bristol and out to London Paddington on a regular basis. For the long-distance traveller, Bristol International Airport is a short drive away, now with low-cost air flights and an international service to the USA. The countryside around is mainly farmland with the Mendip Hills, the Yeo and Chew Valleys to the south and east, providing a huge variety of country pursuits including walking, riding, sailing and fishing. The area has a number of first-rate golf courses, and the 4-star Doubletree by Hilton Cadbury House hotel, restaurant, spa and fitness centre is situated on the edge of the village. 

Our vendor says... A happy family home since 1977 - where the family enjoyed all the facilities Yatton had to offer - Lodge Close has been a friendly road for all that time with very few people moving away once they have arrived. Everyone looks out for each other.

We have noticed... This lovely family home offers buyers the perfect opportunity to put their own stamp on this well-built house in a quiet and well-regarded location. Perfect for both younger buyers and those looking to downsize, we are sure it is going to attract an excellent level of interest.