Believed to date from the late 1800's The Cottage offers excellent flexible accommodation whilst maintaining the warmth and appeal of a more traditional cottage-style property. Situated on a plot with a large fully enclosed garden, parking and direct access to the River Yeo's extensive bankside area, this property stands out for its unique attributes.

Entering a welcoming porch with useful space for boots and shoes, you step into the spacious sitting room. With a traditional brick open fireplace, a recessed bay window overlooking the front garden, and smart Karndean herringbone flooring it has a modern contemporary feel whilst retaining its cottage charm. Adjacent to the sitting room, a separate reception room with dual-aspect windows offers another bright and versatile space. Currently used as a playroom, it could be easily transformed into a snug, office, or music room.

Styled in white the kitchen/dining room at the rear of the house offers practical space with contemporary metro tiling, an island, feature plate rack, gas hob, double oven together with space for a dishwasher and American-style fridge freezer. The back door opens to the garden dining terrace providing an ideal space for a BBQ or social gatherings.

The downstairs accommodation is completed with a utility room with additional storage, a pantry, space for a washing machine and a convenient downstairs cloakroom.

Upstairs is a bright, light-filled landing from which you can access the 3 double bedrooms. The principal bedroom is a lovely tranquil space with expansive far reaching rural views, fitted wardrobes, and a gorgeous recently fitted en-suite shower room. A further tastefully designed family bathroom, also recently installed, offers a real spa-like retreat with a generous walk-in shower and an eye catching copper-coloured free-standing bathtub.

Outside – The Cottage has a large fully enclosed garden offering a variety of interconnected spaces. Immediately outside the back door is a substantial paved terrace currently set up with a hot tub (which may be available for sale subject to separate negotiation). A foliage archway beyond this gives a glimpse of the spacious lawned area with two sheds and a variety of mature shrubs and trees including a walnut tree. To the right, steps lead to the "hidden gem" of this property – a stretch of the River Yeo's bank where you can enjoy the scenic view, take a walk, or even launch a kayak or paddleboard and join the ducks and swans floating downstream. Completing the outside space is a dedicated parking area with space for at least 3 cars.

Location – Congresbury is a friendly village containing a variety of independent shops and businesses plus sports and leisure amenities along with a primary school. The property is within the catchment area for the well-regarded Churchill Academy and Sixth Form. Mainline railway services (London Paddington from 114 minutes) are available from Yatton station, 2.5 miles away. Access to the M5 via Jct 21 is within 5.8 miles and Bristol Airport is within 8.2 miles. The surrounding countryside offers a host of activities including glorious walks on the doorstep, riding, golf, sailing, fishing and an outdoor pursuits centre, all within easy reach