Conygar Close, Clevedon

"The house was just a lovely fit to start raising our family, with a large back garden that leads onto the woods where you can enjoy walks and bike rides. We made huge changes to make the house more modern but still cosy and a fantastic space for entertaining. We'll miss the outdoor space, the safety of the road for children to play, and the room to have family and friends round. Being so close to schools and shops has been brilliant, with frequent visits to the seafront and Ladye Bay where have enjoyed many sunsets."

The home

The house is situated on a substantial plot with a large garden to the rear and parking for several cars to the front. The house has been significantly extended and developed in recent years to offer the substantial space it now has. Within the house. work has been done by the current owners to electrics, plumbing, flooring and windows, as well as updating the kitchen and all bathrooms. The downstairs space offers an attractive and partially open plan layout, with a roof lantern over the bright and spacious dining area.

Back in the house, an additional playroom is also situated on the ground floor, just off the kitchen area close to the utility and downstairs loo. Upstairs, an extra window added onto the landing throws lots of light onto the stairway. There are four spacious bedrooms to the first floor, with an en-suite and dressing area to the main bedroom as well as a family bathroom.

The outside

Lots of consideration has also been given to allowing access from living space to the cleverly landscaped rear garden. The garden itself has several separate play areas and seating areas, including a decked viewing point to the rear, offering a great vista over the valley. The garden also has a timber-clad structure which could work as a great office, small gym or storage space.

Living in Clevedon

Conygar Close is situated on the north-eastern side of Clevedon, at the southern-end of the Gordano Valley. The area is popular for its quiet, village-like feel, whilst benefiting from its proximity to several well-regarded schools, for which many travel much further. Residents of this area also benefit from several public footpaths and cycle routes throughout Norton and Court Woods as well as those which lead Clevedon Golf Course towards the coast path, part of ‘The Gordano Round’ which stretches from Clevedon to Portishead. Conygar Close is around a ten-minute walk from the Old Inn Pub and Clevedon’s Marks & Spencer food shop. Residents of this area are also just a short journey from the popular independent shops, bars and cafes of Clevedon’s Hill Road, such as Murrays and Vintage & Vine. Clevedon's famous seafront is just beyond and is home to Escala, a well regarded Tapas restaurant, along with several family pubs. For those looking for a more rural experience, a short journey to the north is the Black Horse Pub, a 14th Century country inn. For commuters, the area is very well placed for access to Junctions 19 and 20 of the M5 motorway, whilst also offering access via to central Bristol via several B-roads, the Long Ashton Park and Ride and several other local bus routes.