Backwell Common, Backwell, BS48

Formerly a historic cider works of Lord Wraxall, this exceptional four-bedroom detached country residence, Cider House, sits within the original grounds of the listed Grade ll building, Cider Farm, the original farmhouse.

The property enjoys a wonderfully secluded position on the edge of Backwell Common. Set amidst rolling countryside, benefiting from far-reaching, uninterrupted views and offering an enviable blend of rural tranquillity and refined living.

The house is complemented by an excellent range of ancillary accommodation, including a garage, office and substantial workshop, ideal for a variety of uses and potential re-development subject to the necessary consents.

Of further particular note is the beautifully appointed self-contained annex, Cider Barn, discreetly arranged with its own private driveway and garden, currently producing an annual income in the region of £17,400. This provides a valuable income stream while also offering flexibility for guest accommodation, multigenerational living, or continued rental use. There is a lapsed, granted, planning application for the construction of a further garage and en-suite adjoining the barn, presenting an exciting opportunity for enhancement.

Internally, Cider House is steeped in character and charm, with a wealth of period features thoughtfully retained and enhanced by tasteful modern updates. The accommodation is both elegant and versatile, extending to four well-proportioned bedrooms and a series of inviting reception spaces that lend themselves equally to relaxed family living and more formal entertaining. The kitchen is particularly well considered, combining practicality with style, and forming the heart of the home.

Externally, the gardens and grounds are a defining feature of the property. Beautifully established and thoughtfully maintained, they provide a sense of privacy and seclusion, framed by mature trees and a rich variety of planting. Expansive lawned areas offer ample space for outdoor pursuits, whether for recreation, gardening, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings, all set against a backdrop of open countryside.

A generous driveway provides extensive off-road parking for multiple vehicles, further enhancing the practicality of the home.

Despite its idyllic rural setting, the property is superbly positioned for access to the nearby amenities of Backwell, Nailsea and the city of Bristol, as well as excellent transport links including the nearby Bristol International Airport and mainline railway station, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a distinguished country residence without compromising on connectivity.

Living Room

6.53m x 4.38m

Hallway

3.5m x 3.67m

Conservatory

4.27m x 3.97m

Reception

3.9m x 3.65m

Wc

1.73m x 1.31m

Utility

2.92m x 2.07m

Landing

6.81m x 1.24m

Bathroom (Bath And Shower)

3.6m x 3.41m

Bedroom 1

5.41m x 3.71m

Bedroom 2

4.12m x 3.04m

Bedroom 3

3.26m x 3.06m

Bedroom 4

3.72m x 3.26m

En-Suite

3.75m x 2.68m

Office

9.21m x 3.9m

Garage

9.2m x 3.9m

Workshop (Garage)

9.21m x 2.77m

Hallway (Barn)

2.96m x 2.41m

Bathroom (Barn)

3m x 1.84m

Bedroom 1 (Barn)

4.28m x 3.47m

Kitchen (Barn)

4.61m x 3.59m

Living Room (Barn)

6.02m x 3.53m

Bedroom 2 (Barn)

3.68m x 3.4m