Period charm with modern upgrades, large gardens and flexible outbuildings on a spacious plot..
- Chain free, freehold detached period cottage
- Three bedrooms and ground-floor four-piece bathroom
- Immaculately renovated interior with modern kitchen
- Detached cart lodge and separate garden room
- Large landscaped plot with gravel driveway and patios
- Oil-fired central heating; higher running costs than gas
- Broadband speeds slow; average mobile signal
- EPC rating D; solid brick with internal insulation
Set in the heart of Briston, this immaculately presented three-bedroom detached cottage blends period character with modern convenience. Thoughtful renovation has retained features such as an inglenook fireplace with woodburner while adding a contemporary kitchen, utility room and a ground-floor four-piece bathroom — practical for family life and visitors.
The house sits on a large, landscaped plot with a gravel drive, terraced lawns and gabion walls. A detached cart lodge and a separate garden room provide flexible space for hobbies, guests or home working; an adjacent patio is a sunny, private spot for outdoor gatherings.
Practicalities are straightforward: oil-fired central heating with a boiler and radiators, double glazing fitted since 2002, and mains services connected. The property is offered chain free and sold freehold, with council tax band C and an EPC rating of D.
A few realities to note: broadband speeds in the area are slow and mobile signal is only average, which may affect heavy home-working or streaming. Oil heating is efficient for rural properties but relies on fuel deliveries and higher running costs than mains gas. The house dates from before 1900 and sits on solid brick walls with internal insulation — charming but potentially requiring sympathetic maintenance over time.