Sodbury Road, South Gloucestershire

NO ONWARD CHAIN
Freehold Attached House in Historic Grade II Listed Building
Walking Distance to Village Pub, Church And Play Park, Country Walks and Local Primary School
Private Secure Entrance
2 Double Bedrooms
Family Bathroom & En-Suite to Principal
Kitchen/Diner
Generous Living Room
Attractive Rear Garden
Council Tax Band - C South Gloucestershire Council
Offered with NO ONWARD CHAIN! This Grade II Listed character home is the end wing of a large period property that has been split into several residences over the years. It faces to the rear on the southern part of the building and can be accessed from the parking area which comes off from Back Lane. It can also be accessed via a pedestrian path that comes directly off the High Street at the front of the building. The property has its own entrance door to the side, is laid out over two floors and of a very good size. On entering this characterful home you find an entrance hallway on the ground floor, a sizable kitchen/diner with views out to the garden, then a double bedroom with ensuite shower room and plenty of storage. Moving to the first floor there is a generous lounge with feature fireplace and large sash window - with working shutters and window seat - flooding the room with natural light. You will also will find a further double bedroom with feature window seat and working shutters, plus the family bathroom. Externally, there is an attractive garden split into two parts, firstly a pretty section directly off from the house, then crossing a path a further garden space which is enclosed and made private with mature planting. This garden has two sheds and a seating area, plus a small lawn. From here you can access a communal parking area where the property benefits from an allocated parking space. From the property you can easily walk to the local playing fields, public footpaths, primary school, public house, café and social club found in the picturesque High Street.
Area Description
With countryside surrounds and a quaint conservation High Street dating back to the 15th century, Wickwar has its own Public House, High Street Social Club, café, hairdressers and youth centre. There are also village playing fields just a stroll from the centre of the village, many local country walks and the picturesque Holy Trinity Church which has a beautiful location just north of the village. Alexander Hosea Primary School is in the village and is very popular, whilst there are several secondary schools in the area which are also of good reputation including the nearby, Katharine Lady Berkeley's Secondary School which is in the catchment for most of the village. Wickwar is also ideal for commuters as the M4 Junction 18 is circa 8.7 miles to the south (passing by Chipping Sodbury) whilst the M5 Junction 14 is only 4.5 miles to the north-west. Chipping Sodbury and Yate are only a short drive away and have many shops, a selection of supermarkets, sports facilities and a train station with direct lines to Bristol and Gloucester.