Church Lane, Cromhall, GL12

‘Four Winds’ is a recently renovated and pristinely presented family home, perfectly balancing cosy charm with sociable living. With such an open feel downstairs, the kitchen naturally becomes the hub of the home. The space offers ample cabinetry and worktop space to either side, incorporating an electric hob, built-in wall oven and black quartz sink. Adjoining is the conservatory, recently reconstructed by the current vendors and thoughtfully integrated as a formal dining space, with French doors opening onto the garden. The kitchen flows into the main reception room, cleverly divided by the chimney breast. One side lends itself well to a snug or home office, enjoying plenty of natural light, while the main lounge offers a cosy setting to relax beside the wood burner in the evenings. Upstairs, the property offers three lovely double bedrooms alongside a tidy family bathroom. The principal bedroom is beautifully decorated in soft green tones with tasteful panelling. To the rear, there is a sociable patio which extends to the side of the conservatory, perfect for al-fresco dining, while the rest is laid to lawn. The front offers a separate shingled area bordered with planters, adding a splash of colour. A block-paved driveway provides ample parking for several vehicles, leading to the single garage, while the location is ideal for commuters, sitting approximately a five-minute drive from Junction 14 of the M5 and around 20 minutes from Bristol Parkway, offering direct services to London Paddington. Turnkey ready, this home is prepared for its next chapter of family life.

Cromhall is a rural South Gloucestershire village, located a short drive from Junction 14 of the M5, offering convenient access to Bristol, Gloucester and Cheltenham. For primary education, St Andrew's Church of England Primary School serves the village, with additional options in Tortworth, Charfield, Rangeworthy and Wickwar. Secondary education is provided by the reputable Katharine Lady Berkeley's Secondary School. The village is surrounded by countryside walks and is home to The Royal Oak Public House and St Andrews Church. A wider range of amenities can be found in nearby Thornbury, Wotton-under-Edge and Chipping Sodbury. For rail connections, Yate railway station is around 6 miles away; Bristol Parkway is an approximate 20-minute drive that offers services to London Paddington.