£890,000 /Sale price

This wonderful 3,616 sq ft family home is a real gem of a period Grade II Listed property in the heart of the community. The house itself is arranged over 3 floors with 2,581 sq ft of accommodation comprising of a wonderfully spacious sitting room, separate dining room with a large inglenook fireplace, fitted kitchen leading to a conservatory that opens onto the gardens. There is also a downstairs shower room. An incredible staircase winds up to the first floor where you find the principal bedroom, family bathroom and 2 double bedrooms. To the top floor there are 2 further double bedrooms and 1 single room. In addition, planning permission was granted in 2021 (Ref P21/02916/F) to convert the outbuildings into a separate dwelling / additional accommodation.OutsideThe delightful gardens are the real highlight of this property, rich with well-established shrubs, plants and trees. The expansive rear lawns are surrounded with a stone wall and complement the property's period architecture and enjoy the day-long sun as well as a patio providing an alfresco dining space and barbeque area. The additional outbuildings measure 945 sq ft and consist of an attached double garage, as well a workshop, numerous outbuildings, store rooms and sheds plus a gardeners loo. The property further benefits from a large front driveway with parking for numerous vehicles, and a detached building to the front previously the village butcher shop, now excellent storage, but could easily be converted to a garage.SituationSituated in the desirable village of Olveston, which offers an excellent primary school, village store, butcher, public house and parish church. The nearby town of Thornbury also offers a wide range of facilities such as supermarkets and shops, restaurants, bars, coffee shops etc. Tockington is less than a mile away and offers a village green, public house, tennis and cricket clubs, as well as a number of local walks. The highly sought after Tockington Manor School provides local independent schooling. Olveston is also in the catchment area for Marlwood School which provides excellent state secondary education. Further afield are Bristol and Bath, easily reached by the M4/M5 motorway interchange, approximately 3 miles away. Bristol Parkway station is less than 7 miles away and offers high speed train links to London Paddington. Property Ref Number: HAM-59232Additional InformationServices: Mains water, electric and drainage, oil fired central heating. Local Authority: South Gloucestershire Council Tax Band: F