Lower Street, Chewton Mendip

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION Twyn House is an impressive, well-presented home occupying an elevated position on the edge of a sought-after village, enjoying countryside views. Built in the 1970s, this attractive late mid-century property offers generous and versatile accommodation extends to approximately 2,000 sq.ft. arranged over two floors.
The property is entered via a spacious and welcoming hallway, from which all principal rooms flow seamlessly. The beautifully proportioned sitting room extends from the front to the rear of the house and benefits from triple-aspect views. Sliding doors open onto the rear patio, while a wood-burning stove creates an inviting focal point.
To the rear of the property is a bright and spacious kitchen/dining room, ideal for modern family living and entertaining. It features a good range of wraparound kitchen cupboards and ample space for dining, complemented by two large windows overlooking the garden. A useful utility room leads directly from the kitchen and provides convenient access to the outside.
Also on the ground floor is a generously sized bedroom, alongside a well-appointed shower room, offering flexibility for guests and family alike.
Upstairs, there are three further well-proportioned bedrooms. The principal bedroom enjoys a dual aspect, stretching from front to back and taking full advantage of panoramic countryside views. A family bathroom, separate WC, and a large walk-in airing cupboard complete the first floor.
Outside, the property is set in a well maintained garden extending to approximately a quarter of an acre. The garden has mature planting, well-stocked borders, and a sunny patio area-perfect for outdoor dining-while enjoying uninterrupted views over adjoining farmland and towards the village church. To the front, there is parking for several vehicles, along with a double garage situated at lower ground floor level. 

ABOUT THE VILLAGE Chewton Mendip is a vibrant village on the southern edge of the Chew Valley in Somerset. It lies approximately four miles north of the historic city of Wells and around sixteen miles south of both Bath and Bristol. Nestled within a valley on the Mendip Hills, the village is also the source of the River Chew.
The village offers a good range of amenities, including a well-regarded primary school, a pub (The Waldegrave Arms), a church, village hall, and a popular café. Ideally suited for commuters, Chewton Mendip enjoys convenient access to Bath and Bristol via the A39, along with an excellent bus service to both Bristol and Wells. Mainline rail services from Bristol Temple Meads and Bath Spa provide direct routes to London and connections to the wider national network. The M4 and M5 motorways are also within easy reach, while Bristol International Airport offers flights across Europe and onward connections worldwide.
 

ROOM DIMENSIONS Ground Floor
ENTRANCE HALL 16.0" x 7'2"
SITTING ROOM 13'8" x 19'0"
KITCHEN/DINING ROOM 22'4" x 11'8"
UTILITY ROOM 5'10" x 5'9"
SHOWER ROOM 5'11" x 6'10"
BEDROOM 17'4" x 16'1"

First Floor
LANDING 15'9" x 8'8"
BEDROOM 13'8" x 18'8"
BEDROOM 10'11" x 11'8"
BEDROOM 10'10" x 11'8"
WC 6'2" x 3'0"
BATHROOM 16'2" x 6'2"
AIRING CUPBOARD 10'7" x 4'0"

Lower Ground Floor
DOUBLE GARAGE 17'5" x 17'8"