Purchased nearly five years ago by the current owners, this charming 1860s mid-terrace cottage has undergone a complete and sympathetic renovation. The result is a delightful home seamlessly blending period character with modern comfort. Situated in the village of Bitton, nestled between Bath and Bristol, this stunning property features a secluded rear garden designed for relaxation and entertaining. With grassed and decked areas, as well as vibrant raised beds, it offers a retreat away from the hustle and bustle of life. The property is set over two storeys, boasting two bedrooms suitable for king-sized beds, one currently utilised as a walk-in wardrobe with custom cabinetry, and a third smaller room offering space for a study or nursery. On the ground floor, the living and dining rooms have been combined into one gloriously social space leading directly into the kitchen. French doors from the kitchen open out into the garden, creating an excellent flow from inside to out. ‘We completely fell in love with the property when we first viewed it. Although in need of a little love, it felt cosy and warm, the perfect place to enjoy country life and host friends,’ say the owners. Having invested significant energy into the renovation, the owners are now moving on. ‘If it weren't for relocating, we simply wouldn't leave. Chapter Cottage has the loveliest feeling, something everyone comments on.’ They add, ‘most of all, we will miss the cottage's general quirks; a unique but perfect floorplan, exposed stone, beams, and so much more.’

‘The cottage is in a perfect location for lovely long dog walks, with a couple of great pubs nearby for lunch or a drink with friends. The local school is well-regarded, and there are many community activities to get involved in.

‘Bitton is a great village, only a fifteen-minute drive from central Bath, and not much further to the centre of Bristol. Despite this easy access to two great cities, the area has a very countryside feeling.’

‘On warm days, we like to host throughout the whole downstairs and garden – the patio is a wonderful sun trap, and the whole outdoor space is very private.’

‘As an interior designer, I've maximised on the space by including lots of custom-built cabinetry and storage, from wardrobes and shoe storage to alcove cupboards.’

‘The kitchen is a pleasure to cook in, and the room we use as a dressing room is a real luxury – it feels like a boutique hotel!’

Additional Information
Local Authority: South Gloucestershire
Council Tax Band: C
Services: Mains electric, gas, water and drainage
Tenure: Freehold
EPC: D