Shepperdine Road, Oldbury-on-Severn, BS35

Situated in a peaceful rural location, this large 4 bedroom detached house was completely re-built 10 years ago to create a wonderful family home offering over 2,000 sq ft for accommodation with characterful features combined with a modern design. The property comprises on the ground floor of a spacious sitting room with fireplace and wood burning stove, a separate snug / home office, a large kitchen / dining room with bi-folding doors onto the gardens, a useful utility room / boot room, and downstairs wc and shower room. Upstairs the main bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower, there are two further good-sized double bedrooms, an expansive fourth bedroom, which could be split into two separate rooms if needed, and contemporary bathroom. In addition, there is a generous loft that has the potential to be converted to additional bedrooms or a studio / games room as required.

Outside

The house sits proudly in the centre of it's grounds totalling approx 1 acre, which is a genuine highlight of this property. The established gardens also boasts impressive rural views and a scenic backdrop from which to relish outdoor entertaining for the enjoyment of family. The large driveway provides ample parking for multiple vehicles.

There is also a separate two storey annexe building currently used as a workshop and storage, already boasting new windows and benefitting from planning permission approval (P24/00239/CLP) to extend and use as a full 2 bedroom annexe, alternatively it could easily be converted into a double garage with storage and rooms above.

Situation

The property is located on the outskirts of Oldbury-on-Severn, a popular village, which benefits from a lively church, reputed village school, public house, community shop/café, cricket club, sailing club and equestrian facilities, as well as being near the market town of Thornbury, known for its unique high street, local community and its accessibility to nearby Bristol. Thornbury provides many shops, cafes, restaurants and supermarkets. There are also many schools in and around the area, such as Castle School, OFSTED ranked “outstanding” St Mary’s primary school and Oldbury-on-Severn CofE Primary School. This pairs well with the local rugby club Thornbury RFC contributing to the sociable and vibrant community. Commuting is easy with brilliant access to the A38, the motorway network and by Rail from Bristol Parkway station.

Property Ref Number:

HAM-0734

Additional Information

Services: Water, Electricity, Sewage treatment plant, LPG Gas Central heating via combi boiler plus a wood burning stove.
Local authority: South Gloucestershire
Council tax: Tax band C
Agents note: some of the acreage is registered as agricultural land.