Wood Lane, Horton, BS37

No Onward Chain! Located in a delightful countryside setting that borders Horton village, this detached cottage sits in beautiful gardens of circa two thirds of an acre. With lovely views and quiet surroundings the cottage offers a unique lifestyle that would appeal to those looking for tranquility whilst still having amenities and shops just a short drive away in Chipping Sodbury and Yate. Likewise there is good access to both the M4 and M5, and for young families the village has it's own primary school. Once inside, the accommodation in brief comprises of an entrance lobby that leads into the kitchen/diner plus utility area. From here you lead into the lounge which has a feature fireplace and log burner, plus French doors that open onto the rear garden. Following this you go into a study/playroom which has a staircase leading up to the first floor. Here you will find three double bedrooms, an ensuite to bedroom 1 and a family bathroom. The bedrooms have lovely views over the garden and the surrounding fields. Outside the driveway will accommodate a number of cars and leads to a good size double garage which has electric doors, power and lights. The garden is laid out in several parts with a large level lawn at the far end looked over by a summer house, whilst the central section has an area allocated to vegetables, a greenhouse and young fruit trees. There is also an old work shop/shelter which would give cover to garden machinery. The property has recently (2022) had an air source heat pump installed as a replacement to the old oil system and the drainage is a private septic tank.

Horton is a small pretty village nestled between the market town of Chipping Sodbury and the villages of Hawkesbury Upton and Old Sodbury. Having lovely rural surrounds and countryside views it is ideal for a semi-rural lifestyle whilst still being extremely convenient for local amenities found in nearby Chipping Sodbury (just circa 2.7 miles away) which includes a variety of shops, public houses, restaurants, sport/playing fields, Golf Club and a Waitrose store. The village is situated just below the Cotswold Ridge where there are lovely country walks including the nearby Cotswold Way, plus it is just a short drive from Chipping Sodbury Common which is a protected Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Horton has its own Primary School and benefits from excellent road links to the A46, whilst the M4 Junction 18 is approx 4.9 miles away. Bristol and Bath are commutable distances plus the Yate train station is approx. 5.8 miles away.