Main Road, Temple Cloud, Bristol

Temple Cloud is a small village in the Chew Valley, in the civil parish of Temple Cloud with Cameley. It lies in Bath and North East Somerset, around 10 miles from Bristol and about 5 miles from the town of Midsomer Norton.

It’s rural, with a countryside feel, but with reasonable access to larger towns and cities for work, shopping, etc. It has a population of roughly 1,000 in the village proper, and around 2,600 in the wider “Mendip Ward” that includes neighbouring villages.

Facilities & Amenities

Cameley CEVC Primary School (ages 3-11), with nursery, Village Hall – a community hall, used for local events. Post Office and some local shops / convenience stores for basic supplies.
Pubs – The Temple Inn public house, serving good quality food.
Rockaway Park – an arts & community space: vegan café, studio & workshop spaces, events, community woodland/forest garden. Nearby there are Farm shops, local food producers and markets in the wider area.

Recreational activities in the Chew Valley area include, the lakes, walking, cycling, sailing, etc.

Cultural / historic: There are historic buildings (churches, etc.), local heritage in the villages nearby; and being not far from Bath, Bristol gives you wider cultural options.

Entrance Hallway - An impressive entrance welcomes you via a wood-effect front door, opening into a spacious hallway laid with traditional stone flooring. The hallway sweeps ahead to the first floor via a staircase, with an open area beneath that adds a useful space. A double-glazed window, together with a dormer roof light on the first floor, allow natural light to flood the space. Contemporary wall lights enhance the ambiance, while a useful coats cupboard ensures functionality. A radiator provides warmth and comfort throughout.

Cloakroom - Always useful for any household. If offers a wall hanging sink and a toilet with stone flooring to match the hallway and the walls are part tiled white subway style tiles. radiator

Sitting Room - 5.14 x 4.33 (16'10" x 14'2") - A truly charming room, full of character, featuring exposed stone walls and a striking fireplace with an inset wood-burner (not used or tested recently), wood mantel above, and a marble hearth. The space enjoys delightful views over the garden, with access provided via double-glazed French doors, flanked by matching windows on either side with deep, tiled sills. Practical laminate flooring runs throughout, complemented by two radiators, ensuring the room is both stylish and comfortable year-round.

Dining Room - 4.15 x 2.87 (13'7" x 9'4") - The formal dining room has double glazed windows with deep tiled window sills. Laminate flooring. Radiator.

Office - 2.87 x 2.07 (9'4" x 6'9") - A charming space with double glazed windows with a front aspect and a deep original built in shelf.

Kitchen Breakfast Room - 5.08 x 3.94 (16'7" x 12'11") - The kitchen is truly the heart of the home, perfectly complementing the barn conversion style with matching stone flooring flowing seamlessly from the hallway. This rustic country kitchen offers ample storage with a range of cupboards and drawers, all topped with elegant granite work surfaces. A traditional Belfast sink with mixer taps adds charm, while space is provided for a range cooker, complete with a glass splashback and range-style cooker hood above. There is also space and plumbing for a dishwasher.

Ceiling spotlights illuminate the room, while natural light pours in through a double-glazed window overlooking the garden and a set of French doors that open directly outside. Further double doors reveal a practical utility cupboard/pantry, offering excellent additional storage and housing the combi boiler.

Landing - A galleried landing with a roof light lets light flood in and a character tiled ledge complements the character of the home. There are ceiling and wall lights, radiator and a useful storage cupboard.

Master Bedroom - 4.01 x 3.69 (13'1" x 12'1") - A lovely spacious room with a large roof light. Radiator. A door leads into

Ensuite - 3.98 max x 1.85 (13'0" max x 6'0") - Vanity sink with tiled surface and a mixer tap. Panel bath with mixer taps, a shower over and a glass shower screen. Toilet. Radiator. Tiled walls.

Bedroom 2 - 4.30 x 3.13 (14'1" x 10'3") - A lovely generous room with a double glazed window offering a rear aspect and views to the garden and beyond. Radiator.

Ensuite - 1.90 x 1.45 (6'2" x 4'9") - A great contemporary shower room with a walk in rainfall shower and personal shower which has a built in ledge for toiletries. There is a wall hanging vanity vanity sink with mixer taps and an enclosed coupled toilet. Heated towel rail. The room is finished with grey wall and floor tiles.

Bedroom 3 - 309 x 2.53 (1013'9" x 8'3") - Double glazed window with a front aspect. tiled window sill. Radiator.

Bedroom 4 - 2.95 x 2.51 (9'8" x 8'2") - Double glazed window with a front aspect. Radiator.

Bedroom 5 - 2.8 x 2.5 (9'2" x 8'2") - Skylight. Radiator.

Bathroom - 2.75 x 1.91 (9'0" x 6'3") - The bathroom is well appointed, featuring a panelled bath with mixer tap and handheld shower attachment, alongside a separate shower cubicle with glass door, thermostatic shower and walls are finished with crisp white tiling, complemented by characterful half-height tongue-and-groove panelling to the rest of the bathroom. A pedestal wash hand basin and tiled flooring complete the look, while ceiling spotlights and a radiator provide both practicality and comfort.

Outside - The property is approached through impressive wood electric gates, opening onto a gravelled parking area. To the right, timber sleepers lead to a raised garden laid to lawn, beautifully enhanced with mature plants, shrubs, and trees, creating a charming spot to sit and enjoy the views. Bold, characterful steps provide an inviting approach to the front door.

The rear garden is equally delightful, offering a variety of spaces to relax or dine alfresco. Sweeping pathways meander through mature planting, raised flower beds, and well-tended borders interspersed with lawned areas. A side gate provides convenient access to the garden, making it both practical and picturesque.

Annexe - 5.45 3.30 (17'10" 10'9") - The property also benefits from an attached annexe, offering versatile additional accommodation or the potential for an income source. Entry is via a double-glazed door with a side window, while a roof light ensures excellent natural light throughout.

Inside, the annexe features a compact kitchenette with sink, worktop, and storage cupboards beneath, all set on practical laminate flooring. A few steps lead up to a contemporary shower room, complete with walk-in shower and thermostatic fitting with glass screen, a WC, and a vanity basin. The space is finished with ceiling spotlights, tiled flooring, and a frosted double-glazed window, providing both style and privacy.

Tenure - Freehold

Council Tax Band - According to the Valuation Office Agency website, cti.voa.gov.uk the present Council Tax Band for the property is F. Please note that change of ownership is a ‘relevant transaction’ that can lead to the review of the existing council tax banding assessment.

Additional Information - Local authority. Bath and North East Somerset
Services. Mains electric. Mains water. mains gas. Private drainage
Mobile phone. Good outdoor signal. Source Ofcom
Broadband speed. Ultrafast 1000mps Source Ofcom
The property is with in a coal mining reporting area