Caerlicyn Lane, Langstone, NP18

The main residence provides characterful and versatile accommodation arranged across four bedrooms, with interiors that reflect both the home’s heritage and its thoughtful restoration. Original features, including exposed beams and stonework, create a sense of warmth and authenticity throughout.

The principal living areas are light-filled and positioned to maximise the exceptional views, offering a natural flow between spaces ideal for both family living and entertaining. Bedrooms are generously proportioned, many enjoying elevated outlooks across the Bristol Channel, while multiple bathrooms provide flexibility for modern lifestyles.

The self-contained two-bedroom annex offers fully independent accommodation, making it ideal for multi-generational living, guest use, or additional income potential.

Externally, the property’s elevated setting and expansive grounds truly set it apart. Extending to approximately 12 acres of pasture land and woodland, the land offers a rare combination of privacy, natural beauty, and productivity.

An established flower farm, complete with greenhouses and cultivated areas, providesboth a lifestyle and business opportunity, while the inclusion of a storage barn adds further practicality and versatility.

The gardens feel mature and peaceful, blending seamlessly into the wider landscape. A dedicated outdoor entertaining area, complete with barbecue and pizza oven, is perfectly positioned to enjoy the far-reaching coastal views. The uninterrupted westfacing outlook stretches across the Bristol Channel towards Weston-super-Mare and the Mendip Hills, creating an ever-changing and captivating backdrop.

Sellers Insight

Little Caerlicken has been part of my life since my childhood. My parents bought it when I was twelve, and eleven years ago I took the house on myself and carried out a complete renovation.”

“The area is rich in history, with several ancient fortresses nearby, the name Caerlicken itself means “the fortress of Licken”.”

“I could always see the potential in this house. Built in 1565, it is a rare Elizabethan long house. While its history and character are extraordinary, what truly makes it special is the location. Overlooking the Severn Valley, the views are simply breath taking. On a clear day we can see across to Bristol, Clevedon, Westonsuper- Mare and even as far as the Devon coast. You can see for miles, and it never stops feeling special.”

“When we moved in, we completely renovated the house, taking it right back to the earth and rebuilding from the bottom up. It is now a 500-year-old home with all the comforts of modern living. We also converted the barn into a self-contained annex.”

“As you drive down the lane towards the house, the view opens up in a way that truly takes your breath away.”

“My favourite room in the house is the dining room and conservatory which was part of the extension - it has bi-fold doors that open onto the garden. In the summer, when the doors are open, it feels as though you are dining outside. We love sitting there, watching ships come in from the Bristol Channel and looking out across the landscape for miles.”

“My wife is a flower farmer and the garden is something very special. There is an orchard with apple, cherry, damson and mulberry trees. Wildlife is everywhere with many birds visiting, including some unusual ones. We even have woodpeckers, yellowhammers and an owl, which feels truly magical. Being on a hillside also means birds of prey often circle above. The garden is part of the National Garden Scheme, and we have opened it to the public before, raising money for charity - something we are very proud of.”

“This home is made for entertaining. We have held Notley Fest here for my wife’s 40th and in the years since. My daughter was married here too, with a huge marquee - many guests said they thought it was a wedding venue, but it is simply our home.”

“We have wonderful neighbours, always ready to help one another. My wife is part of several ladies’ groups - walking, book and dinner club and there is always something happening, especially at the village hall.”

“What I will miss most is everything: the garden, the space, the privacy and the tranquillity. This has been a very special home to us. You can see so much from here, yet hear almost nothing. It is a very special place.”