Mill Lane, Upton Cheyney, BS30 6NH

Upton Farm is a stunning 17th Century detached home, sitting proudly within approx. 0.8 acres of tranquil gardens, landscaped and private with astonishing views of the surrounding countryside. Cherished by its current owners, the interior has been designed to offer warm, flexible and contemporary accommodation whilst presenting a wealth of its period charm and character defined with exposed wooden beams, stone fireplaces and original latch wooden doors. Comprised across three floors, offering multiple reception rooms and 4/5 bedrooms.

From the gated entrance a central stone pathway leads to the porch, with adjacent wooden benches, flagstone flooring and adorned with beautiful mature climbers, providing a romantic touch to the property's picturesque frontage.

Inside, Upton Farm features balanced accommodation spread across three floors, with a main reception hall featuring flagstones continuing from the front porch and central oak staircase. The property's handsome reception room features a central stone fireplace fitted with log burning stove and Bath Stone surround, tastefully decorated and enjoying a double aspect over the gardens. The impressive dining room/family room, currently serving as the main reception room, boasts an imposing inglenook fireplace with significant wood-burning stove. A bespoke Tom Howley Farmhouse Kitchen has been individually designed and fitted, incorporating plenty of storage and worktop space with its central island, steam oven and modern appliances and striking AGA, a central feature of the kitchen. Central to the room is the dining area with built in bench seating. Leading off the kitchen is a handy washroom and W.C, a secondary staircase to the first floor, additional entrance lobby area and access to the rear gardens.

The first floor offers flexibility with three exceptional bedrooms; the principal bedroom offers picturesque views over the gardens and surrounding countryside and features an elaborate bathroom ensuite that exposes an old dovecote in the eaves, original wood beams and underfloor heating, modern full-length wardrobes provide plenty of storage space. Alternatively, the second bedroom, with its pretty triple aspect and contemporary shower room with underfloor heating, could also be used as the main bedroom. The third bedroom on this floor can be utilised as another reception room and is complete with a full-height A-Frame ceiling and exposed beams. The central staircase leads to the second floor and two further bedrooms both with tri aspects, far-reaching views and shared bathroom.

Externally the property provides a front entrance with a parking space and a charming pedestrian gate and flagstone pathway leading through a mature walled garden. The main drive, located beyond the house, offers ample parking for several vehicles, including a three-bay garage and stone built shed with steps leading to the rear gardens of the property. The gardens have been meticulously maintained across two levels with landscaped lawns bordered by high hedges and mature trees, including a Weeping Willow. The gardens offer an array of herbaceous beds with blossoming wildflowers and mature shrubs. Seating areas and pathways have been thoughtfully plotted around the garden making the most of the sunny aspects and stunning westerly views. Additionally, the boiler house and neighbouring storerooms provide a great space for extra external storage.

Situated in undulating countryside between Bath and Bristol in the picturesque conservation village of Upton Cheyney. Popular and much sought after Upton Cheyney has the newly opened Upton Inn and farm sharp offering local produce, there are many walks and bridleways to enjoy through the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Amenities are available in nearby Bitton including a local shop, hairdressers, primary school, two churches and a further public house. The property is well situated for access to Bath schools, notably The Royal High School for Girls and Kingswood. The world heritage city of Bath offers a wealth of cultural, arts, recreational, sporting and other leisure pastimes as well as 5 independent schools, two universities and a regular mainline railway service to London Paddington. Junction 18 of the M4 lies approximately eight miles to the north. 

Additional Information:
Grade ll Listed
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: G
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