Detached four-bedroom bungalow with split-level layout and cellar study
Set on an elevated one‑third acre plot, this detached four‑bedroom bungalow offers flexible, family‑friendly accommodation across split levels and generous outdoor space. Large windows and rooflights bring far-reaching countryside views into the sitting room and principal bedrooms, while the tiered, landscaped garden, covered patio and greenhouse create an attractive, low‑maintenance entertaining space. A garage, undercroft storage and driveway for three cars meet practical parking and storage needs.
Internally the layout supports multiple household arrangements: two ground‑floor bedrooms (one currently used as a study) and a bright first‑floor principal suite with en‑suite, plus a large L‑shaped bedroom. The kitchen includes solid oak units, a useful pantry and utility area, and could be opened to create a contemporary open plan kitchen/diner. The property benefits from double glazing (fitted after 2002), gas central heating plus electric underfloor heating, and an EPC rating of C.
There is clear scope to add value: modest extension or targeted refurbishment would maximise living space and market appeal. Buyers should note the house dates from the 1950s–1960s with cavity walls assumed uninsulated, so additional insulation and energy‑efficiency works may be desirable. The split‑level form and steps to the front and through the garden mean the layout may not suit those needing single‑level access throughout.
Located on a quiet street with privately owned green opposite, the home is a short drive from good primary schools, easy access to Bristol Airport, the M5 and mainline rail (London from c.117 minutes). For families seeking space, views and garden privacy close to transport links, this property offers a versatile canvas with immediate comfort and longer‑term improvement potential.