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Guide price

£925,000

5 bed detached house for sale
Station Road, Nailsea, Bristol, Somerset BS48

    • 5 beds

    • 2 baths

    • 2 receptions

  • EPC Rating: D

  • Freehold

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About this property

  • Scandinavian design family home

  • Five bedrooms

  • Three reception rooms

  • Exceptionally well presented throughout

  • Ample amounts of off road parking and detached garage

  • Sought after location close to many local amenities

Situated on one of Nailsea's most sought after and exclusive roads, this five bedroom detached home has been extensively renovated over recent years to provide convenient family living coupled with an exceptionally high standard of finishes. The expansive accommodation measures over 2000sqft, whilst the home is excellently situated for local schooling, both primary and secondary.

In brief the ground floor accommodation comprises spacious entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen/dining room, family room/snug, utility and WC. The Scandinavian style design of the home lends itself to an abundance of natural light which is immediately apparent as soon as you enter the home. Feature floor to ceiling glass panelling connects between the entrance hall and open plan kitchen/dining room, whilst the former also benefits from an impressive amount of bespoke crafted integrated cupboard space. Easily overused as a phrase, but the only way to describe the open plan kitchen/dining room is 'wow'. Beginning with the kitchen, a variety of wall, draw and base units have been fitted, finished in matte grey with square edge Corian worktops over and matching breakfast island, whether you are a budding Gordon Ramsey or struggle not to burn the toast this kitchen offers absolutely everything one could want from a contemporary family home. Integrated appliances include dishwasher, fridge/freezer, eye level double oven and grill, induction hob with glass angled extractor hood over and most importantly for a house of this nature, where everything is centred around entertaining, a wine/drinks fridge. From the kitchen the adjoining dining area benefits from bi-folding doors opening out onto the rear garden, creating a seamless transition between inside and out. Double glass doors then open from the dining area into the living room which can also be accessed from the entrance hall. The living is a wonderfully chic and stylish room, enjoying a dual aspect over both the front and rear of the home, with a low level bay window at one end and bi-folding doors at the other. Built into the exposed brick chimney breast is a feature wood burning stove and marble effect hearth, meaning once the bi-folds have been closed for the winter this expansive room provides a perfectly cosy feel. To the other side of the house is a further reception room, which is currently used by the vendors as their 'family room' but has previously functioned as a play room as well as a home office, with direct access out onto an enclosed seating area. Completing the ground floor, a handy utility room has been stocked further with wall and base units, with access available to the side of the property, whilst a downstairs cloakroom is situated just off the entrance hallway.

On the first floor, that exceptional sense of natural light continues with a galleried landing providing an additional seating area to the already plentiful reception space downstairs as well as access out onto the balcony. Bedroom one is a generously proportioned double room, with direct access out onto the balcony, the perfect spot from which to enjoy your morning coffee. In addition the bedroom further benefits from modern en-suite facilities, including walk in double shower unit, WC and vanity unit with wash hand basin inset. Bevelled brick tiling has been applied throughout the room, finished in Royal Blue. Bedroom two is an equally impressive double room, with vaulted ceiling and Velux skylight, the room provides a true sense of space, coupled with a wealth of natural light. The three remaining rooms are also double bedrooms in size with views out of the rear garden, with one currently functioning as a home office space. The 'voguish' family bathroom consists freestanding bath, walk in shower unit, WC, matte black towel rail and vanity unit with wash hand basin inset. Geometric patterned tiling has been applied to all splash prone areas.

One of the reasons Station Road remains so popular is it’s tremendous convenience with favoured local walks and parkland only a stones throw away, as well as two incredibly well regarded primary schools almost on the doorstep. Nailsea and Backwell secondary school remains only a short walk away.. For the commuter Nailsea offers easy road connections to all major local centres in the area including the City of Bristol some 8 miles away, whilst international travel can be found a short distance away with Bristol Airport. In addition, junctions 19 and 20 of the M5 are both within 6 miles and the main line railway station in the neighbouring village of Backwell ( a ten minute walk) facilitates longer distance commuting with direct trains to London.

To the front of the property, post and rail fencing, and wooden five bar gate open out onto the tarmac driveway, providing ample amounts of off road parking whilst leading up to the detached garage. Framing the approach of the home perfectly, there is a wealth of well manicured mature trees and shrubbery, with a smattering of lawned areas, setting the standards early as to just how beautifully maintained this property has been. From the driveway a half height, bricked wall opens onto a porcelain tiled walkway and patio leading to the front door of the home. To the right of your approach is a charmingly nestled seating area, with 'raw' rendered curved benches, table and landscaped garden with ornamental pond. An idyllic spot to sit tucked away with a firepit roaring on a summers evening, access is available from here into one half of the double garage which has been cleverly converted by the current owners to make a convenient home office and laundry room. Abutting the rear of the home and running the width of the plot as well as along one side of the garden is a raised 'composite' decked area providing incredible amounts of outside entertaining space as well as the perfect spot for a hot tub, situated under a covered wooden pergola. With the bi-folds opening from the property onto the decking there is a wonderful synergy between inside and outside with this home. The remaindered of the rear garden has been predominately laid to lawn with an array of sleeper floral boarders, well stocked with natural grasses, plants and shrubbery.

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