Strode Common, Alveston, BS35

This beautifully presented detached village home is perfect for a growing family, sitting in a generous plot of circa 0.25 acres with all the amenities you might need right from the doorstep - including primary and secondary schools, local shops in Greenhill Parade, plus bus routes to Thornbury and Bristol. And for those who enjoy rural rambles and walking the dog, countryside walks start right outside! As you enter through the front door you are instantly drawn to the abundance of light and space, complemented by the high quality of finish throughout. To your left is the dual-aspect drawing room and, leading on through to the rear of the house, you will discover the open-plan living/dining/entertaining space with a wood-burning stove and bi-fold doors to the gardens behind - perfect for al-fresco dining. This leads on to a stunning fitted kitchen/breakfast room with an extensive range of integrated appliances, a central island and quartz work-tops. There is a further inner hallway leading to the utility room, ground-floor shower room and the internal door to the garage. Moving upstairs we discover the dual-aspect principal bedroom with en-suite shower room, plus three further bedrooms and the family bathroom. The property is approached via a long private tarmac driveway with parking for several vehicles and a single garage. The level gardens wrap around the property in an 'l'-shape, laid mainly to lawn with a large patio area and a mature beech hedge at the rear. Practical benefits include gas central heating and Upvc double-glazing. A fantastic opportunity to buy something quite special!

Alveston is a village north of Bristol, some 4.3 miles from the M4/M5 interchange at Almondsbury, 7.2 miles from Bristol Parkway Station and 10.5 miles from the City Centre. The Severn Bridge and the M48 (M4/South Wales) are 4.6 miles to the west. - ideal for commuters. It boasts a secondary school, and St. Helen's Primary School, plus a useful parade of shops - including an award-winning butcher and a post office, plus a public house and a hotel overlooking the cricket club. The market town and local centre of Thornbury is 1.3 miles to the north.