Guide price
£1,275,000
5 bed detached house for saleKnole Park, Almondsbury BS32
5 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
- Freehold
Milburys Thornbury
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About this property
Unique Detached Home In 'Arts And Crafts' Style
Private Edge Of Village Location
Circa One Acre Formal Gardens And Woodland
Grand Panelled Hallway And Galleried Landing
Drawing Room And Formal Dining Room
Kitchen/Dining/Family Room
Four Bedrooms And Box Room
Separate Bath And Shower Rooms
Oil Central Heating, Double-Glazing
Garage/Workshop, Off-Street Parking, Newly Re-Built Part-Glazed Garden Shed
Knole Park is an exceptional and exclusive location, ideal for someone looking for a substantial character home in a generous plot, yet not isolated from neighbours. The community along this private road and open green space is one of several unique homes occupying the former grounds of a manor house (parts of which remain within a neighbouring property), all built on the site of an ancient hillfort overlooking the Severn Estuary. The house was built, we understand, in the 1930’s and designed to look much older in the ‘arts and crafts’ style of architecture – features include a multi-faceted roof and interesting chimneys, with stone faced elevations all round. It sits in beautiful mature gardens with a westerly-facing rear aspect, level lawned areas adjacent to the house, plus a large terrace, ideal for 'al-fresco' entertaining. The grounds extend to circa one acre in total - to include the sloping wooded area at the rear, the driveway/parking and a substantial detached garage/workshop. Stepping inside, one is greeted by a most impressive and grand panelled hallway, with a galleried staircase and landing. To the left is the substantial drawing room and to the right a separate formal dining room – both with distinctive features and open fireplaces, one with a wood-burner. There is a generous open-plan kitchen/dining/family room behind, plus a utility room and a cloakroom. Moving upstairs there are four generous bedrooms, a fifth ‘box’ room, the family bathroom, a shower room and a separate WC. The north-east bedroom is exceptional in size and would easily accommodate an en-suite bathroom creating a lovely principal bedroom suite should someone so desire. Doors on the landing open out onto a covered balcony overlooking the rear garden with views towards the Welsh Hills. Practical benefits, completed within recent years, include a thorough roof overhaul and double-glazing with complementary ‘leadwork’ tying in with the overall character. A very desirable and special home, ready for a discerning new owner to take stewardship onwards into the 21st century!
Almondsbury is the first village to the north of the M4/M5 interchange, ideally suited for commuters looking for a more rural lifestyle whilst remaining within easy reach of the city of Bristol. It has a popular primary school at the heart of the village and Marlwood Secondary School () is approximately 4 miles to the north. A little further out, the local centre and market town of Thornbury offers a variety of shops, restaurants and a leisure centre. At the hub of Almondsbury are the village shop (), the parish church of St Marys, The Bowl public house, the doctors surgery and dental practice. The Mall at Cribbs Causeway is just one junction further down the M5 and Parkway Station is approximately 3.7 miles to the south.
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