Felton, Bristol

This pretty detached stone cottage was skilfully constructed 37 years ago by our current owner’s family in the style of a period farmhouse. Occupying a lovely position just off Felton Common, it is perfect for family buyers looking to enjoy the trappings of rural living, yet with the convenience of more modern building standards. The property sits behind a stone wall where a footpath descends to the front door past wide terraces which are packed with ornamental pots and plants, giving the property a wonderful first impression.
On entering the house there is a large dual aspect sitting room to the left of the hallway with a feature fireplace and French doors leading out to a further terrace to the side. The stone surround to the fireplace and replica strip beams to the ceiling give the room a sense of charm and character. On the opposite side of the hallway, you will find the generous farmhouse style kitchen/breakfast room which is well fitted with a range of traditional shaker-style units, including integral eye-level double ovens, fridge/freezer, hob, and space for a dishwasher, there is also a lovely traditional pantry and plenty of space for a breakfast table. Beyond the kitchen an oak door leads through to a good-sized utility room with a stable door to the front and a handy cloakroom to the rear.
Moving onto the first floor you will find three bedrooms, including a dual aspect master bedroom with dressing area and the family bathroom which features a smart white suite with a chic contemporary freestanding bath and attractive stone effect tiles.
In addition to the terrace to the front of the house there is another area of lawn which enjoys excellent privacy, a discrete patio area, a double garage which sits just across the lane and a separate allotment area perfect for cultivating your own fruit and vegetables.
Situation: The North Somerset village of Felton has local facilities including a pub and church, whilst there are more comprehensive shopping facilities in other villages nearby including Wrington, Winford and Chew Magna. The primary school is at nearby Winford. Secondary schooling is available at the popular Chew Valley Comprehensive School at Chew Stoke, with a daily school bus. Commuting to the city of Bristol to the north could not be easier via the nearby A38 and there is access to the motorway network at Clevedon, and to the south and north of Bristol. Bristol International Airport is also within easy reach with its scheduled and low-cost airlines. The Chew Valley is well known for its beauty with the glorious countryside, and the lakes noted for their wildlife, walking and recreational facilities. The Cathedral City of Wells and Georgian Bath are also within reach and there are private schools at Bristol, Wells and Wraxall.
Directions: Travelling in a westerly direction from Chew Magna on the B3130 towards Winford and on to the village of Felton. When approaching Felton identify The George & Dragon on the right-hand side and on the opposite side of the road is Felton Street.
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Material Information: The property operates on oil central heating. Council Tax: E EPC rating: tbc