Nibley Lane, Iron Acton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, BS37

Stepping inside the historic property, the house opens into an inviting main hallway that leads into a large, open plan, kitchen and dining room, which was previously two rooms, brought together by the current owners to elevate the space, while still maintaining the feeling of divide between the busy kitchen, and the more relaxed dining space, backed by a log burner, making it a much more sociable environment.

Since the property’s construction in the assumed 1800s, the walls of this historic property have seen many families call it home, and many changes through its lifespan. Notable changes in the previous twenty years of the current owner’s occupancy include what was previously a derelict storage space being brought back to life into a formal living room, offering uninterrupted views over the enclosed garden, lined with wisteria flower and a small allotment patch, with accompanying potting shed.


Following the natural flow of the property through the formal living room you find yourself in the boot room, another recent addition curtesy of the current owners. Equipped with all the necessities needed for returning from partaking in outdoor activities, including ample storage and a practical WC. The stable door leads directly out to the private parking at the rear of the property, making it the ideal entrance after taking advantage of the abundance of country walks around the local area.

Spiralling up the distinct main staircase, you are first greeted by an unassuming alcove, leading into an impressively sized family bathroom, completed with a shower, sink, WC, and bath positioned outlooking a private window. Continuing up the stairs and following the hall, you are greeted by the 3rd bedroom of the property, still with more than enough room for a king-sized bed, double wardrobes and sets of draws. Adjacent to the 4th is another family bathroom, decorate with stylish ornate flooring, with the centre piece being the stand-alone bath with views over the front garden while still maintain a feeling of privacy. The endmost bedroom to the hall is the master, again, boasting a phenomenal size and scope, with ample room to configure the space whichever way suits while also offering built in storage and a traditional fireplace, now only for decorative purposes.

The topmost floor consists of two bedrooms, the largest of which boasts elevated ceilings and expose original beams, adding evermore to the sense of character and charm that comes with this property, with views overlooking the private rear garden and neighbouring farm land, this is the perfect secluded spot to get away from the flurry of everyday life.

And yet there is more, adjoining the main farm house is an additional three-bedroom, two-bathroom property, with every necessity needed. Entering this gem through the main door you are greeted by a sophisticated kitchen, with a centrally located dining table, the kitchen leads through to the main living area, with views over the adjacent fields and private garden.

Additionally, the ground floor comprises of a downstairs bedroom with en-suite with the possibility to knock through into the main farmhouses’ kitchen if you ever wish to connect the two, with an already existing door frame in the main property’s kitchen. The top floor comprises of a modest bedroom, bathroom with high vaulted ceilings and the primary bedroom.