Extended village cottage with character, parking and solar panels — ideal for family life.
- Period cottage with later extension for extra space
- Three good-sized reception rooms and three bedrooms
- Principal bedroom includes a separate dressing room
- Solar panels and uPVC double glazing fitted
- Wood-burning stove in the living room
- Limited front garden; village High Street location
- Medium/low ceilings in parts; internal modernisation likely
- Off-street parking for two cars and enclosed rear garden
A charming period cottage extended to provide unexpectedly generous family accommodation in the heart of Portbury. Original character remains evident in exposed stonework and beams, while a modern extension adds a versatile reception room, an extra bedroom and a second bathroom — ideal for multigenerational living or flexible home use.
Practical features include solar panels, uPVC double glazing and a wood-burning stove in the main living room, helping running costs and creating a cosy living space. The dual-aspect kitchen is bright and well-proportioned, and three good reception rooms give plenty of space for daily life and entertaining.
Outside, the house sits directly on the High Street with limited front garden but off-street parking for two cars and a decent enclosed rear garden. The village location offers low crime, good broadband, excellent mobile signal and straightforward access to the M5 and Bristol — convenient for commuting and local schooling.
Buyers should note the property’s age and construction (stone walls likely without modern insulation) and that some internal modernisation may be desirable. Ceiling heights in parts of the cottage are lower than modern builds. Overall, this is a characterful, roomy family home with scope to update and personalise.