Long Fox Manor, Bristol, BS4

Recently renovated to a very high standard, the well thought out accommodation begins with a breath-taking, spacious hallway with hardwood flooring, and plenty of storage cupboards. From this central hub, you will find the bright and beautiful sitting room with hardwood flooring, fireplace and sash windows with views over the front lawns. This room opens up via double doors to the wonderful dining room and then the fitted kitchen with gas hob, cooker, sink, fridge-freezer and dishwasher.

The three relaxing double bedrooms all offer views of the rear gardens, and benefit from fully fitted wardrobes. There are two newly designed contemporary shower rooms with marble effect porcelain tiling, as well as a guest cloakroom.

Both the building and the grounds are incredibly well-maintained with a professional Managing Agent and an active Management Company consisting of Long Fox Manor residents.

Outside

Long Fox Manor and its grounds is positioned behind a secure gated entrance. On passing the gatehouse and driving through the electric gates, the approach to Long Fox Manor is via a secluded, wooded, private drive, which leads up past the allocated off-street parking spaces and visitors parking area to the house itself. The grounds are one of its standout features. The gardens surrounding the manor house; including manicured lawns, picturesque flowerbeds, mature trees and offer areas of tranquillity and serenity as well as many useful amenities. There is an outdoor heated swimming pool (open April to October), tennis court, indoor gym with showers and changing rooms, hot tub and sauna, bicycle racks, basement storage vaults as well as a private storage shed and access to greenhouses and allotments. Further features include a ballroom with adjoining bar, which can be reserved by residents for private functions, and a converted chapel that is now used as a residents snooker room.

Situation

The stunning Long Fox Manor, formerly known as Brislington House, is a Grade II listed Georgian Bath stone building constructed in the Palladian style and was completed in 1806. Long Fox Manor is situated set back from the Bath Road, with excellent transport links to Bristol, Bath and London. Keynsham is the nearest mainline station and only 3.1 miles to Bristol Temple Meads station. There are direct bus routes to both Bristol and Bath city centres and railway stations, as well as the local Park & Ride, together with a direct link to Bristol Airport. The property is also walking distance from the local retail parks with shops and restaurants.

Additional Information

Leasehold: 999 years from 1st January 2001 Service charges: £3,960 per annum Ground rent: £100 per annum