Property Description

This elegant period home is a beautiful and much loved landmark of the village, set just across the way from St Michael the Archangel Parish Church. Arranged over three storeys the property offers excellent, versatile accommodation, perfectly suited for family buyers, with an  interior that is blessed with a host of original period features.

The property is approached via a secure gated driveway that leads to a parking area and the integral single garage. Entering on the ground floor you continue into a characterful kitchen/breakfast room with an attractive slate tiled floor, traditional farmhouse styled unit and a recessed stone fireplace, within which you will find a range cooker. There are matching wall and base units, including glazed display cabinets, with a solid wood counter top and tiled splashback. To the rear of the kitchen a lobby leads to the integral garage which also offers excellent storage and a superb family room with bi-folding doors leading out to a private side garden, this hugely versatile room could also be utilised as a fifth bedroom owing to the convenient shower room than sits alongside it. There is also separate pedestrian door to the front garden and a handy boot room area.

Moving onto the hall floor level via the characterful winding staircase you arrive at the original entrance hallway for the house which has a wonderful stained glass door, exposed painted beams and slate floor, there hallway is particularly spacious with room for a piano and magnificent exposed stone wall. To the front of the house is a pair of adjoining reception rooms with handsome twelve pane sash windows that look out over the garden and surrounding village. Both the rooms feature beautiful period fireplaces, one with a cast iron wood-burning stove, there are also original polished wooden floorboards that flow between the rooms adding great character and charm. There is also a single bedroom on the hall floor level that could easily be utilised as a home office/study.

On the top floor you will find three excellent double bedrooms and a family bathroom, two of the bedrooms enjoy a superb outlook towards the City of Bristol and benefit from fitted cupboards to the chimney recesses, whilst bedroom three has a side view towards the enchanting village church. Completing the top floor is a well appointed family bathroom fitted with a stylish white suite, with attractive stone effect tiling, there is a chrome heated towel rail and a shower over the bath.

Period character features throughout the house including original beams, fireplaces, pitch pine doors and some exposed wooden floorboards.

Outside, the property is blessed with a lovely private garden with a brick paved patio that continues to a stone patio which can be accessed from the bi-folding doors from the family room, above the patio area a dwarf stone wall rises to an area of lawn which is enclosed by an original stone boundary wall, as previously mentioned there is a stone chipped parking area and driveway leading to a single garage/workshop and a solid wooded gate providing extra security.

We have noticed.... an enchanting period home in a superb central village location.

Situation
Dundry is a village situated on Dundry Hill, in the northern part of the Mendip Hills, between Bristol and the Chew Valley Lake. The city of Bristol is only four miles away and Bath is twelve miles to the west. Its lofty situation, seven hundred feet above sea level at the western end of an exposed four mile long ridge, makes it a notable landmark in North Somerset and its dominance is emphasised by a spectacular fifteenth century church tower. Dundry commands some of the most extensive and beautiful prospects in the west of England, and by night Bristol's lights create a breathtaking scene. The Dundry Inn public house is renowned in the area, and schools include a primary school with secondary schooling available at nearby Chew Valley, and a choice of private schooling in Bristol itself. The area around is well known for its beauty, activities and attraction. The Chew Valley and Blagdon lakes provide a host of activities whilst the nearby Mendips are popular and boast great walking, riding and unspoilt nature.

Directions
Travelling north towards Bristol on the A38 turn right just past Barrow Tanks traffic lights into Dundry Lane. Follow the lane up the hill and into the village, passing the primary school on your right hand side, round the bend and the property can be found opposite the Church on your right hand side.