About this property

A wonderful, period, 4 bedroom family home with almost an acre of grounds and an abundance of outbuildings including a garage and barns with potential for conversion, as well as fabulous front and rear gardens boasting wonderful views of the Hazel valley and beyond.

The main house comprises of a front porch leading to the reception lounge, that boasts fireplaces at either end of the room and a secret staircase heading up to the first floor. There is a separate dining room, fitted kitchen and large sitting room with French doors onto the rear patio, a perfect place to take in the setting sun and wonderful views of the valley. The ground floor is completed by a cloakroom, conservatory and steps down to the cellar. The first floor accommodation includes a principal bedroom with en-suite shower room and fitted wardrobes, 3 double bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Outside
The entrance to the house is via a large circular driveway with parking for multiple cars, with delightful walled gardens to the front of the property boasting pretty shrubbery and flowers providing colour all year round. There is also a detached two storey building known as the "Granny Cottage" with plenty of potential to be converted to additional living space or a home office, plus further outbuildings attached to the main house that house two original "coppers" and bread oven.

A gated driveway down the right hand side of the house leads to a detached garage with electric door and a converted first floor room that could been used as an annexe, games room or home office.

The beautiful gardens to the rear are resplendent with a number of mature, specimen trees, protected by stone walls and hedges. There is also a raised west facing patio area perfect for outdoor entertaining, and taking in the stunning views of the Lower Hazel Valley and the Severn estuary beyond.

Situation
Rudgeway is a highly regarded area well served by strong local communities in the market town of Thornbury only 2 miles away with its wide range of facilities such as golf course, library, leisure centre, parks and sports grounds, plus excellent primary and secondary schools. Almondsbury, providing a local primary school, community shop, church and excellent pub, is 2.3 miles away, and Alveston with its outstanding local Primary School is only 1.5 miles away. There are numerous opportunities for outdoor pursuits such as cycling and walking in the South Gloucestershire and Severn Valley countryside. Communications and transport links are excellent with access to the M4/M5 approximately 2.6 miles away and Bristol Parkway station 6 miles away which offers a fast non-stop train service to London Paddington. The property is well located for convenient access to Bristol and Bath with their extensive facilities.

Additional Information
Tenure: Freehold
Services: Gas central heating, mains drainage, water & electricity.
Local Authority: South Gloucestershire Council
Council Tax: Band G

Period 4 bedroom house

Wonderful gardens to front and rear

Driveway parking & Garage

Numerous outbuildings

Fabulous views of the Lower Hazel Valley

Excellent location between Almondsbury & Thornbury

Additional information

• Period 4 bedroom house
• Wonderful gardens to front and rear
• Driveway parking Garage
• Numerous outbuildings
• Fabulous views of the Lower Hazel Valley
• Excellent location between Almondsbury Thornbury

Key information

Council Tax Band: 6

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate