Hill Park, Congresbury

"Our home is one of the highest points in the village, the views are spectacular and we love cooking in the kitchen or eating in the dining room listening to music and enjoying looking over the whole village and valley. We also have many happy memories of making jam every year from the plum tree in the garden and seeing our resident local hedgehog trundle across the lawn. Even when it rains, it had been wonderful snuggling up by the log burner in the living room."

The village of Congresbury is in a highly sought-after position to the south-west of Bristol, just a twenty minute drive into the city, but amongst some beautiful North Somerset countryside. The village is just minutes from the northern edge of the Mendips, with great walks at Rowberrow, Burrington Combe and Crooks Peak. The area is also home to some fantastic country pubs and the famous Thatchers Cider Mill and Farm also nearby. The village is home to some well-regarded family pubs and shops. Cadbury Garden Centre also sits on the edge of the village, home to several cafes, shops and a farm shop offering a great selection of local goods. The schools in this part of North Somerset are very well-regarded, making it a great area for families, with Congresbury Primary rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted and Churchill Secondary rated as ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted. The area also has some good local attractions for families, with Puxton Park and Court Farm Country Park just a short drive away. For commuters, this is an ideal position, just a short journey to Bristol City Centre and to the M5 which leads to industry around Bridgwater in one direction and the major employers of North Bristol in the other.

A brilliant two bedroom semi detached house located down a quiet cul-de-sac in the charming village of Congresbury. The current owners have renovated the downstairs space installing a new kitchen with an integrated Bosch dishwasher, Bosch cooker, grill and full induction Neff hob. The electrics have been rewired in the kitchen and utility, including extra sockets and upgraded mains box. As you pass through the kitchen you enter the dining room at the front of the house, this area is flooded with light through the large windows. Located on the other side of the house is the living room beaming with character and charm. Taking centre stage is the log burner, perfect for winter evenings, offering additional warmth and creating a cosey atmosphere. The French doors at the back allow for a seamless transition to the outdoor garden space. Upstairs we have two generous sized bedrooms, the master bedroom has built in wardrobes maximizing space and the second bedroom currently being used as a study and guest room. Separate to this is the three piece bathroom suite. Outside there is a patio area which could be extended into as some houses on the street have done, a lawn and a graveled area which becomes a sun trap in the summer months. To the side of the house is a large driveway for off-street parking and a garage for storage.