£1,250,000
4 bed detached house for saleWesterleigh Road, Bristol BS16
4 beds
1 bath
3 receptions
EPC Rating: A
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Exceptional detached family home
Over 2,860 sq ft of accommodation
Epc a energy efficient home
Luxury kitchen with granite worktops
Principal suite with balcony
Air source heat pump heating
Games room and home office space
Extensive landscaped gardens
Parking for six plus vehicles
Over 14m of built-in storage
Emfor View is a unique architect-designed detached home set within approximately 0.6 acres of mature gardens on the outskirts of Pucklechurch village. Built in 2013 to an exceptional standard, this individual property offers over 2,860 sq. Ft. Of versatile accommodation, combining contemporary living, impressive energy efficiency and outstanding outdoor space.
The welcoming entrance hall showcases the quality on offer, featuring a striking solid oak staircase and bespoke handmade leaded-glass feature light boxes.
At the heart of the home is a large air-conditioned open-plan kitchen, dining and living space, designed for family life and entertaining. With granite worktops, central island, quality kitchen units and log-burning stove, it’s flooded with natural light from clerestory windows and enjoys views across the gardens through large patio doors. A Bose sound system serves much of the house and garden, while the separate snug provides a cosy retreat and offers flexibility as an additional bedroom if required
Upstairs, the principal bedroom benefits from air con and a private balcony overlooking the garden. A further double bedroom, family bathroom and dedicated study area complete the first floor. A bedroom with en-suite wet room and patio doors opening onto the garden provides accommodation for guests, independent living or multi-generational family arrangements on the ground floor.
The property achieves an EPC rating of A, having an air source heat pump, underfloor heating throughout, solar thermal hot water, pv panels with battery storage, heat-recovery ventilation providing fresh filtered air, full-fibre broadband, EV charging and high-performance triple-glazed windows.
Rarely do homes of this quality, individuality and versatility become available in a village-edge setting, offering the perfect balance of countryside living and modern convenience.
Annexe
The detached workroom is a particularly versatile space, extending to approximately 7.5m x 4.5m and benefiting from underfloor heating, attractive herringbone tiled flooring, two rooflights, patio doors and additional windows that flood the room with natural light.
Currently used for storage during the owners' ongoing self-build project, the space does not presently reflect its full potential. To help illustrate its versatility, a number of ai-generated visualisations have been produced showing how it could be used as a home office, music studio, gym, hobby room, teenager's retreat or additional entertaining space.
Subject to any necessary planning permissions and building regulation approvals, there may also be potential to create additional accommodation through the conversion of the adjoining garage, making it suitable for multi-generational living, a dependent relative, or adult family members seeking a degree of independence whilst remaining close to home.
Few properties offer such flexible ancillary accommodation, capable of adapting to changing family and lifestyle needs over time.
Gardens
The gardens are a particular feature of the property, extending to approximately 0.6 acres and providing a blend of ornamental planting, productive growing space and wildlife habitat.
So highly regarded are the gardens that they have twice been selected to host the Pucklechurch Summer Garden Party, a distinction rarely afforded to the same garden.
To the rear, the east-facing gardens enjoy spectacular sunrises and offer a peaceful and private setting. Mature borders are richly planted with shrubs, perennials and spring bulbs, ensuring year-round interest and colour with minimal effort. A substantial and productive walnut tree provides shade and character, while two ponds, including a dedicated wildlife pond, attract a wide variety of wildlife. Common newts and frogs thrive here, whilst the gardens regularly welcome deer, rabbits and foxes, and the occasional otter. Birdlife is particularly abundant, with finches, woodpeckers and many other species frequently seen, whilst kingfishers have been occasional visitors.
The productive orchard includes Bramley, Discovery, Cox's Orange Pippin and Russet apple trees, together with plum, pear and cherry trees. For keen gardeners, there are three raised vegetable beds, a greenhouse and an impressive orangery with Victorian tiled flooring, ideal for growing, entertaining or simply relaxing whilst enjoying views of the garden.
Practical features include a large timber garage/workshop with power and lighting, ideal as a hobby room, workshop or garden store, together with a traditional hen house and small greenhouse.
The front garden enjoys a sunny west-facing aspect, mature planting and an historic well with pump, providing the perfect vantage point from which to enjoy stunning evening sunsets. A developing Photinia hedge to the side boundary will provide increasing privacy as it matures.
The property also benefits from immediate access to countryside walks with beautiful views across the Boyd Valley.
Property Ownership Information
Tenure
Freehold
Council Tax Band
F
Property Description Disclaimer
This is a general description of the property only, and is not intended to constitute part of an offer or contract. It has been verified by the seller(s), unless marked as "draft". Purplebricks conducts some valuations online and some of our customers prepare their own property descriptions, so if you decide to proceed with a viewing or an offer, please note this information may have been provided solely by the vendor, and we may not have been able to visit the property to confirm it. If you require clarification on any point then please contact us, especially if you’re traveling some distance to view. All information should be checked by your solicitor prior to exchange of contracts.
Successful buyers will be required to complete anti-money laundering and proof of funds checks. Our partner, Lifetime Legal Limited, will carry out the initial checks on our behalf. The current non-refundable cost is £80 inc. VAT per offer. You’ll need to pay this to Lifetime Legal and complete all checks before we can issue a memorandum of sale. The cost includes obtaining relevant data and any manual checks and monitoring which might be required, and includes a range of benefits. Purplebricks will receive some of the fee taken by Lifetime Legal to compensate for its role in providing these checks.
The welcoming entrance hall showcases the quality on offer, featuring a striking solid oak staircase and bespoke handmade leaded-glass feature light boxes.
At the heart of the home is a large air-conditioned open-plan kitchen, dining and living space, designed for family life and entertaining. With granite worktops, central island, quality kitchen units and log-burning stove, it’s flooded with natural light from clerestory windows and enjoys views across the gardens through large patio doors. A Bose sound system serves much of the house and garden, while the separate snug provides a cosy retreat and offers flexibility as an additional bedroom if required
Upstairs, the principal bedroom benefits from air con and a private balcony overlooking the garden. A further double bedroom, family bathroom and dedicated study area complete the first floor. A bedroom with en-suite wet room and patio doors opening onto the garden provides accommodation for guests, independent living or multi-generational family arrangements on the ground floor.
The property achieves an EPC rating of A, having an air source heat pump, underfloor heating throughout, solar thermal hot water, pv panels with battery storage, heat-recovery ventilation providing fresh filtered air, full-fibre broadband, EV charging and high-performance triple-glazed windows.
Rarely do homes of this quality, individuality and versatility become available in a village-edge setting, offering the perfect balance of countryside living and modern convenience.
Annexe
The detached workroom is a particularly versatile space, extending to approximately 7.5m x 4.5m and benefiting from underfloor heating, attractive herringbone tiled flooring, two rooflights, patio doors and additional windows that flood the room with natural light.
Currently used for storage during the owners' ongoing self-build project, the space does not presently reflect its full potential. To help illustrate its versatility, a number of ai-generated visualisations have been produced showing how it could be used as a home office, music studio, gym, hobby room, teenager's retreat or additional entertaining space.
Subject to any necessary planning permissions and building regulation approvals, there may also be potential to create additional accommodation through the conversion of the adjoining garage, making it suitable for multi-generational living, a dependent relative, or adult family members seeking a degree of independence whilst remaining close to home.
Few properties offer such flexible ancillary accommodation, capable of adapting to changing family and lifestyle needs over time.
Gardens
The gardens are a particular feature of the property, extending to approximately 0.6 acres and providing a blend of ornamental planting, productive growing space and wildlife habitat.
So highly regarded are the gardens that they have twice been selected to host the Pucklechurch Summer Garden Party, a distinction rarely afforded to the same garden.
To the rear, the east-facing gardens enjoy spectacular sunrises and offer a peaceful and private setting. Mature borders are richly planted with shrubs, perennials and spring bulbs, ensuring year-round interest and colour with minimal effort. A substantial and productive walnut tree provides shade and character, while two ponds, including a dedicated wildlife pond, attract a wide variety of wildlife. Common newts and frogs thrive here, whilst the gardens regularly welcome deer, rabbits and foxes, and the occasional otter. Birdlife is particularly abundant, with finches, woodpeckers and many other species frequently seen, whilst kingfishers have been occasional visitors.
The productive orchard includes Bramley, Discovery, Cox's Orange Pippin and Russet apple trees, together with plum, pear and cherry trees. For keen gardeners, there are three raised vegetable beds, a greenhouse and an impressive orangery with Victorian tiled flooring, ideal for growing, entertaining or simply relaxing whilst enjoying views of the garden.
Practical features include a large timber garage/workshop with power and lighting, ideal as a hobby room, workshop or garden store, together with a traditional hen house and small greenhouse.
The front garden enjoys a sunny west-facing aspect, mature planting and an historic well with pump, providing the perfect vantage point from which to enjoy stunning evening sunsets. A developing Photinia hedge to the side boundary will provide increasing privacy as it matures.
The property also benefits from immediate access to countryside walks with beautiful views across the Boyd Valley.
Property Ownership Information
Tenure
Freehold
Council Tax Band
F
Property Description Disclaimer
This is a general description of the property only, and is not intended to constitute part of an offer or contract. It has been verified by the seller(s), unless marked as "draft". Purplebricks conducts some valuations online and some of our customers prepare their own property descriptions, so if you decide to proceed with a viewing or an offer, please note this information may have been provided solely by the vendor, and we may not have been able to visit the property to confirm it. If you require clarification on any point then please contact us, especially if you’re traveling some distance to view. All information should be checked by your solicitor prior to exchange of contracts.
Successful buyers will be required to complete anti-money laundering and proof of funds checks. Our partner, Lifetime Legal Limited, will carry out the initial checks on our behalf. The current non-refundable cost is £80 inc. VAT per offer. You’ll need to pay this to Lifetime Legal and complete all checks before we can issue a memorandum of sale. The cost includes obtaining relevant data and any manual checks and monitoring which might be required, and includes a range of benefits. Purplebricks will receive some of the fee taken by Lifetime Legal to compensate for its role in providing these checks.
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