Fosseway, Clevedon

DESCRIPTION

Approached via a generous concrete driveway and set well back from the road behind a pretty lawned front garden is this two bedroom end terrace modern home. Situated on the Fosseway within easy reach of the town centre, local amenities and the beach this light and airy home would make a perfect first time purchase, investment or even downsize. 

The property in brief comprises a good sized sitting room with enough space for a dining table, a modern fitted kitchen which looks out over the rear garden and has an integrated oven and hob, plumbing for a washing machine and space for a fridge freezer. A door leads out to a generous enclosed garden with a side pedestrian gate to the garage and a good sized shed which is currently used as an office.

On the first floor there are two bedrooms, a double to the front with a built in cupboard over the stairs and a second single bedroom with built in cupboard that also houses the hot water tank. 

Completing the first floor is the family bathroom which is fitted with a white three piece suite with a shower over the bath and tiled splashbacks.

The property has been recently re-carpeted and re-decorated throughout and is ready to simply move in unpack and start living.

DIRECTIONS

Entering Clevedon from the direction of the motorway continue left along Central way towards the direction of Yatton and the sea front. Proceed directly across the roundabout by the Tesco superstore and then take the next right onto the Fosseway. Proceed along the Fosseway where number 63 can be found a little way along on your left hand side where you will see a Debbie Fortune Estate Agents For Sale board. What3words///solar.blog.rests

SITUATION

Clevedon is a beautiful Victorian seaside town overlooking the Severn Estuary, and just 13 miles from Bristol and 10 miles from Weston-super-Mare with good public bus links to both major towns. Popular features include Clevedon Pier, a grade 1 listed building, Clevedon sea front with pebbled beaches and a marine lake, ornamental gardens and a Victorian bandstand all within a 10 minute walk of each other. There are a selection of stylish cafes and restaurants situated next to the Pier and the town is also home to the Curzon cinema which is the oldest purpose built cinema in the world in working order. There is plenty of choice for shopping, both in Hill Road and at The Triangle, centred around the Victorian Clock Tower. Water sports are a feature of the local scene with clubs for canoeing and sailing as well as a variety of other sports such as cricket, rugby and football, as well as golf, bowling and riding. For walkers there are some fantastic routes with the Mendip Hills and vales of North Somerset famed for some of the loveliest walks in the region. World class fishing is offered at the nearby Chew Valley and Blagdon Lakes, and a number of well established equestrian centres are located nearby.

WE HAVE NOTICED

Ideally situated two bedroom end terrace home, perfect for a first time buy or investment. NO ONWARD CHAIN