Oakleaze, Dundry

Description

A charming three-bedroom cottage offering deceptive floor space internally and lovely private rear gardens. The original cottage is believed to have dated back some 400 years ago and has since had a later extension. The property consists of two reception rooms, a kitchen-diner and conservatory on the ground floor with three bedrooms and a bathroom on the first floor. The cottage retains many period features, including an original fireplace complete with modern wood-burner and has also been brought up to modern living standards with sympathetic double glazing throughout and a modern kitchen with granite worktops. Although set in the semi-rural village of Dundry, the property still remains within easy access of Bristol City Centre being approximately five miles away via the recently completed South-Bristol Link Road. The property further benefits from a large covered storage area, gated off-street parking for several cars, a level rear garden and wonderful views over surrounding...

Outside

From the conservatory, french doors lead out to a patio area and a level, private enclosed garden laid to lawn. This well-established garden is a great playground and from the foot of the garden there are wonderful views up towards Dundry church and on the other side towards Bristol. From the patio there is also a door to a covered storage area which runs the entire depth of the cottage and leads back out to the front driveway. This area is perfect for storing bicycles, garden equipment and furniture.

Situation

The sought-after village of Dundry sits in an elevated position providing some of the best views of Bristol and the surrounding Countryside and on a good day even across to Wales and the Severn Crossings. Situated within 5 miles of Central Bristol Dundry offers a piece of semi-rural living with bridleways and acres of public footpaths on the doorstep whilst being situated on the outskirts of a thriving city. The village amenities include a popular gastro-pub, primary school, Parish Church and is in the catchment to the well-acclaimed schools in the nearby Chew Valley. Whilst there are further independent schooling options in Bristol. The nearby, Bristol International Airport provides an extensive schedule of flights to most European and some long haul destinations and Bristol Temple Meads Train Station offers an extensive rail service to a number of cities nationwide. Within close proximity the Chew Valley and Blagdon lakes provide a host of activities whilst the nearby Mendips...