Terraced house for sale in Farleigh Road, Backwell, Bristol BS48

A charming Victorian home which has been sensitively restored with generous garden and private parking for two vehicles.

The Property

A beautifully maintained and renovated period property situated in the idyllic and sought after village of Backwell.

This wonderful Victorian property has undergone extensive refurbishment over recent years, and most notably a downstairs rear extension which provides a vast open plan layout to enjoy.
A bespoke hand-crafted kitchen has been installed with granite worktops and rustic stone slab flooring enhancing character within the room. Additionally, Bi-folding doors opens out to the carefully landscaped garden whilst flooding the room with natural light.
Downstairs, there are two further receptions rooms, the first being a ‘snug’ located just off the kitchen space and a more traditional bay fronted living room with a log burner.

As you make your way to up to the first floor there are 3 bedrooms, the front double bedroom features a bay window and scenic views overlooking green rolling hills, followed by another double and single bedroom. Serving these rooms is an elegant family bathroom fitted with a lavish slipper bath.
On the second floor, the loft has been converted into the master bedroom, benefiting from plenty of built-in storage, Velux windows and an en-suite bathroom.

Outside the property, there is large rear south facing garden with a decked/patio area leading to a long stretch of lawn with mature planters and trees encompassing the rural setting this property is located in.

There are also three private allocated parking spaces.

Location

Backwell is a suburban village south west of Bristol, on the A370 to Weston-super-Mare. It includes the hamlets of Backwell Common, Backwell Green and Farleigh. Nearby are Nailsea, Flax Bourton, Yatton, Brockley and Barrow Gurney. Backwell Lake is next to the road between Nailsea and Backwell and is just north of the railway station. The village has a long history, appearing in the Domesday Book in 1086 with the name 'Bacoile' meaning 'The well back on the hill'. The well is still in existence. Many residents of Backwell commute daily to Bristol by car via the A370, bus or train - the railway station has a direct service to London. Backwell is close to the M5 motorway and Bristol International Airport at Lulsgate is 3 miles (4.8 km) away by road. The airport serves both domestic and international routes, and is one of EasyJet's hub airports. Backwell has excellent junior and secondary schools; the largest junior school is Backwell Church of England Junior School, which is highly praised by Ofsted and performs consistently well in the league tables, and secondary school Backwell School, consistently features high in the league tables for gcse results, and is recognised as one of the best state schools in North Somerset.

Further Information

Tenure - Freehold

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