£700,000 /Sale price

A home with history, the birthplace of Sir Bernard Lovell O.B.E, this substantial property is bursting with character and charm, set in a generous plot with extensive mature gardens and its very own chapel dating back to 1853, providing a range of opportunity for renovation. This exceptional property offers versatile living space, making it an ideal family home or a property for those in need of generous accommodation. The ground floor is designed to provide flexibility, with three spacious reception rooms that can be adapted to suit various needs, whether for formal living, a playroom, or entertainment space. In addition, there is a study, perfect for working from home, and a utility room offering practicality and extra storage. The kitchen diner offers ample space for cooking and dining, while the conservatory at the rear opens up to the garden. Two separate WCs on this floor add convenience for family living.Upstairs, the property is arranged with two separate staircases leading to five generously sized double bedrooms, ensuring plenty of space for all family members. The main bedroom is a truly impressive space, exceptionally large and flooded with natural light from windows on three sides, offering views over the surrounding area. There are also two family bathrooms on this floor, both well-appointed to serve the needs of a growing household. With such a spacious and adaptable layout, this property offers an excellent opportunity for comfortable family living and could easily accommodate multi-generational living or home offices.The impressive grounds surrounding this substantial home perfectly complement its expansive living space, offering a serene and private outdoor retreat. A patio area leads to a generous lawn, beautifully framed by mature trees and planting, creating a peaceful and scenic environment. The garden is well-maintained and offers plenty of space for outdoor activities, with access to the garden from both sides of the house, providing added convenience.A standout feature of the property is the historic Chapel, located in the garden. Believed to date back to 1853, the Chapel was originally used as the Oldland Common Primitive Methodist Chapel until 1873, when a larger chapel was constructed nearby. This unique building adds character and historical significance to the property, offering potential for a variety of uses post-renovation such as a studio, home office, annexe or simply as an intriguing space to enjoy. The combination of beautifully landscaped gardens and the historic Chapel makes this property truly one-of-a-kind.Oldland Common, nestled in South Gloucestershire, offers a highly desirable location approximately 8 miles between the bustling city centres of Bristol and Bath. With exceptional transport links, the property is ideally situated for both commuting and convenience. Keynsham Railway Station is just 2.5 miles away, providing easy access to major cities, while the Avon Ring Road is right on your doorstep, offering quick connections to the M4 and M5 motorways. The area is renowned for its picturesque surroundings, with outstanding local pubs nearby and amazing walking routes through the beautiful countryside, perfect for nature lovers. Additionally, families will benefit from proximity to highly regarded local schools and a range of other essential amenities, including shops and recreational facilities. Oldland Common offers a perfect blend of peaceful village life with easy access to urban convenience, making it an ideal location for both work and leisure.Should you wish to proceed with an offer on this property, we are obliged by HMRC to conduct mandatory Anti Money Laundering Checks. We outsource these checks to our compliance partners at Coadjute and they charge a fee for this service.