Street End Lane, Blagdon, Bristol, BS40

Treetops is believed to date from the 1920's. The present co-owner, who is an award winning architect, has imaginatively transformed the property by redesigning and extending the accommodation to take advantage of its exceptional position and views. With the installation of floor to ceiling windows and roof windows, the far reaching views and sky are captured internally.

The striking open plan bespoke kitchen/dining room opens on to a large decked balcony with glazed balustrade, which
spans the width of the property. The panoramic view is stunning. The comfortable sitting room continues from the dining kitchen through two open square archways, ensuring that the view is seen from all angles. On the lower ground floor, all the four bedrooms and dressing room take advantage of the view, and the bath/wet room and family bathroom are contemporary, with a stylish finish.

The house is arranged as an upside down house, with the living accommodation on the ground floor and the bedrooms on the lower ground floor, with both floors having stunning views. There are engineered oak floors, moulded architraves and skirting boards, tongue and groove panelling to dado height, and a log burning stove in the sitting room and in the study. Designed for high energy performance, there are double glazed windows throughout, and the walls are insulated to a higher than average specification.

Outside
Treetops is approached over a gravel drive providing parking for three/four cars. An under croft approached from the parking area provides a workshop and storage area. In addition, there is a re-roofed stone and tile single carport about fifty yards from the house on the approach lane.
The landscaped garden lies principally on the balcony side of the house and is laid to lawns, pathways, a pond, and beds and borders all planted with flowering and climbing shrubs and plants including roses. The balcony has a pergola adorned with Wisteria. There are many flowering and ornamental shrubs and trees, including Liquid Amber, Silver Birch and Witch Hazel. A mixed orchard has recently been planted and includes Pear, Apple, Plum, Quince, and Crab Apple.
Beyond the garden is a sloping paddock, interspersed with trees, with a belt of woodland along the northern boundary. There is a kitchen garden with small timber building. A soft fruit garden lies behind the house. In the main garden, is a timber garden shed and timber log store.

Treetops is situated at the end of a no through lane overlooking the village with a spectacular view of the whole of Blagdon Lake, across countryside, and beyond to Chew Valley Lake.

The picturesque village of Blagdon is located on the northern edge of the Mendip Hills and is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Blagdon has a convenience store, coffee shop, church, village hall, good primary school along with a number of sports clubs and pubs.

Secondary schooling is available at the respected schools of The Blue School in Wells and the Churchill Academy in
Churchill. Private schools at Wells Cathedral, Sidcot Quaker School in Sidcot, Millfield in Street, and a choice of private schools in Bristol and Bath.

Blagdon Lake is renowned for its trout fishing. There is sailing on Chew Valley Lake and walking and riding over the
Mendip Hills.