Detached house for sale in Pilgrims Way, Chew Stoke, Bristol BS40

What A masterpiece!
A piece of history, fantastically restored and renovated to a very high standard retaining the period features and charm of this 1540 Grade II* listed property set in well maintained grounds within the centre of Chew Stoke.
A stunning family home- this property really has it all.

Description what A masterpiece!
A piece of history, fantastically restored and renovated to a very high standard retaining the period features and charm of its 16th Century origins. Dating back to 1540, the Grade II* listed property is set in beautifully maintained grounds within the centre of Chew Stoke, in the heart of the Chew Valley.
The stunning double ceiling height reception hall with a bespoke oak staircase and gallery sets the atmosphere upon arrival.
There are three generous reception rooms, two with period fireplaces and beautiful stone mullioned windows.
The kitchen is spacious with an Aga and plenty of cabinet storage including a sizeable pantry area. This leads onto an Orangery with plenty of natural light from the sky lantern and French doors opening to the level garden.
There is also a utility/boot room with side access to the garden. A useful wet room with WC and basin completes the ground floor, all of which has underfloor heating.
Upstairs the Principal Bedroom Suite impresses with exposed beams, a range of wardrobe storage and a fully fitted bathroom.
There are three further double bedrooms with exposed beams and a fireplace all sharing a family shower room.
Outside, the grounds are well planned and create many areas to sit and relax with views to St Andrews Church.
There is a selection of outbuildings offering a variety of uses, with plenty of parking behind the gated entrance.
It is very rare for properties of this calibre to reach the market and we are excited to show you. Please call our friendly team to arrange your viewing and find out more.

About the village Chew Stoke is at the heart of the Chew Valley and enjoys close proximity to Chew Valley Lake. It is an exceptionally popular village with a vibrant and friendly community.
There are a good range of facilities including a Doctor's Surgery, a popular pub, Village Hall and excellent restaurants including Chew Kitchen, The Woodford and Salt & Malt, the latter two of which have beautiful views over the Lake. The village enjoys a regular chorus of bell ringing at St. Andrews Church, which is home to some of the famous Bilbie Bells originally made in the village. The village has many clubs and societies including bowling, a cinema club, Women's Institute, choirs and exercise classes. At the end of summer, the season concludes with the Harvest Home which includes the produce tent, dog show and general all-round fun for the family!
Chew Stoke Primary School and Chew Valley Secondary School are well regarded with local families, with many opting for Chew Stoke as their new home due to its popularity.
The village is perfectly placed for commuting to both Bristol and Bath. There is a bus service from the village to Bristol and railway stations at Bristol Temple Meads and Bath Spa with trains to London and connections to the national rail network. Access to both the M4 and M5 is within a reasonable distance and Bristol International Airport has flights to Europe with connecting flights to the rest of the World.

Room measurements Ground Floor
hallway 23'3" x 25'2"
reception room 14.90'" x 8'37"
reception room 14'30" x 11'78"
reception room 14'14" x 24'31"
kitchen/breakfast room 12'34" x 12'1"
larder 9'15" x 7'61"
shower room 5'64" x 8'37"
utility room 15'45" x 9'81"
orangery 23'62" x 18'44"

First Floor
principal bedroom 23'0"x 15'5"
ensuite 9'7" x 8'11"
bedroom 15'7" x 12'2"
bedroom 11'7" x 11'5"
bedroom 15'1" x 13'1"
shower room 9'1" x 8'2"

Outside
double garage 15'35" x 29'10"
greenhouse 15'1 x 7'11"