Guide price
£1,495,000
(£393/sq. ft)
6 bed detached house for saleKenn Pier, Clevedon BS21
6 beds
3 baths
3 receptions
3,806 sq. ft
EPC Rating: E
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Agent: Luke Parle
Available fully furnished
Underfloor heating
Semi-rural location
Electric gated access
High specification
Boules court
Beautifully private garden
Bedroom suite with large balcony
Countryside views
An exceptional and unexpectedly substantial country home, combining impressive contemporary living, beautifully considered interiors and superb outdoor entertaining within a wonderfully private setting.
Rosecroft Cottage is a home that reveals itself gradually. From the outside, its attractive elevations retain a sense of the property's origins; step inside, however, and the scale, light and quality of the accommodation tell a rather different story.
Extending to approximately 3,806 sq ft, the house has been extensively evolved and enhanced over the years to create an exceptionally accomplished family home. The result is a compelling balance between the warmth and individuality of an older property and the generous proportions, clean architectural lines and sophisticated finish of a thoroughly modern residence.
At the heart of Rosecroft is an outstanding open-plan kitchen, dining and living space, conceived as much for entertaining as it is for everyday family life. The contemporary kitchen sits naturally within this impressive environment, while generous areas of glazing draw in an abundance of natural light and establish a strong connection with the garden.
The dining and living areas flow effortlessly from one to another, creating a wonderfully sociable space on a scale rarely associated with a property of this style. Doors open directly onto the outside entertaining areas, allowing the house to transition particularly well from indoor to outdoor living during the warmer months.
Beyond, the principal sitting room is an impressive space in its own right. Generously proportioned and filled with natural light, it provides a more relaxed and refined setting away from the main open-plan accommodation, while retaining the clean and understated aesthetic found throughout much of the house.
Elsewhere, subtle reminders of Rosecroft's earlier origins introduce a welcome change of character. More intimate proportions, occasional lower ceilings and traditional door heights provide glimpses of the property's past without defining the overall experience of the house. Instead, these details lend individuality and a sense of history to a home that has been carefully adapted and extended over time.
Further reception space includes a comfortable snug, while a dedicated home office provides an excellent environment for those wishing to work away from the principal living areas. This versatility is one of Rosecroft's particular strengths: Despite its considerable scale, the house offers both expansive spaces for bringing people together and quieter rooms in which to retreat.
The bedroom accommodation is arranged principally across the first floor, with six bedrooms providing excellent flexibility for family, guests or additional working space. The main bedroom enjoys generous proportions together with its own en suite facilities and access to a private balcony, creating a particularly appealing principal suite.
Bathrooms and ancillary spaces have been finished with the same considered approach evident throughout the property, contributing to an overall feeling of consistency and quality.
Gardens & outdoor living
Outside, the emphasis is firmly on privacy, relaxation and entertaining.
The rear garden is principally laid to lawn and enclosed by tall, mature evergreen screening, creating an excellent degree of seclusion. Its simplicity works particularly well against the architecture of the house, providing an open and highly usable outside space while allowing the more architectural entertaining areas to take centre stage.
Immediately adjoining the house, a series of terraces and seating areas effectively extend the living accommodation outdoors. There is ample room for dining and relaxing, together with an integrated barbecue area positioned conveniently alongside the kitchen and principal entertaining space.
A striking covered outdoor pavilion provides a further focal point within the garden, creating a dedicated setting for entertaining and offering a degree of shelter when the weather is less predictable. Together with the terraces, decking and additional seating areas, it creates an unusually complete arrangement for outdoor living, equally suited to a quiet morning coffee, summer lunches with family or evenings entertaining friends.
The property also enjoys attractive views towards the surrounding countryside, providing a pleasing sense of openness beyond the privacy of the immediate garden.
Practical considerations have been equally well addressed. Rosecroft offers generous driveway parking alongside excellent storage and ancillary accommodation, while the scale and flexibility of its internal layout make it particularly well suited to modern family life.
Rosecroft Cottage is ultimately a home of contrasts, and therein lies much of its appeal. Period origins meet contemporary design; intimate rooms give way to expansive, light-filled living spaces; and sophisticated interiors open effortlessly onto private gardens and impressive areas for outdoor entertaining.
It is clear that considerable thought, investment and care have gone into the evolution of the property over the years. The result is a distinctive and highly individual North Somerset home – established in character, contemporary in execution and exceptional in scale
Rosecroft Cottage is a home that reveals itself gradually. From the outside, its attractive elevations retain a sense of the property's origins; step inside, however, and the scale, light and quality of the accommodation tell a rather different story.
Extending to approximately 3,806 sq ft, the house has been extensively evolved and enhanced over the years to create an exceptionally accomplished family home. The result is a compelling balance between the warmth and individuality of an older property and the generous proportions, clean architectural lines and sophisticated finish of a thoroughly modern residence.
At the heart of Rosecroft is an outstanding open-plan kitchen, dining and living space, conceived as much for entertaining as it is for everyday family life. The contemporary kitchen sits naturally within this impressive environment, while generous areas of glazing draw in an abundance of natural light and establish a strong connection with the garden.
The dining and living areas flow effortlessly from one to another, creating a wonderfully sociable space on a scale rarely associated with a property of this style. Doors open directly onto the outside entertaining areas, allowing the house to transition particularly well from indoor to outdoor living during the warmer months.
Beyond, the principal sitting room is an impressive space in its own right. Generously proportioned and filled with natural light, it provides a more relaxed and refined setting away from the main open-plan accommodation, while retaining the clean and understated aesthetic found throughout much of the house.
Elsewhere, subtle reminders of Rosecroft's earlier origins introduce a welcome change of character. More intimate proportions, occasional lower ceilings and traditional door heights provide glimpses of the property's past without defining the overall experience of the house. Instead, these details lend individuality and a sense of history to a home that has been carefully adapted and extended over time.
Further reception space includes a comfortable snug, while a dedicated home office provides an excellent environment for those wishing to work away from the principal living areas. This versatility is one of Rosecroft's particular strengths: Despite its considerable scale, the house offers both expansive spaces for bringing people together and quieter rooms in which to retreat.
The bedroom accommodation is arranged principally across the first floor, with six bedrooms providing excellent flexibility for family, guests or additional working space. The main bedroom enjoys generous proportions together with its own en suite facilities and access to a private balcony, creating a particularly appealing principal suite.
Bathrooms and ancillary spaces have been finished with the same considered approach evident throughout the property, contributing to an overall feeling of consistency and quality.
Gardens & outdoor living
Outside, the emphasis is firmly on privacy, relaxation and entertaining.
The rear garden is principally laid to lawn and enclosed by tall, mature evergreen screening, creating an excellent degree of seclusion. Its simplicity works particularly well against the architecture of the house, providing an open and highly usable outside space while allowing the more architectural entertaining areas to take centre stage.
Immediately adjoining the house, a series of terraces and seating areas effectively extend the living accommodation outdoors. There is ample room for dining and relaxing, together with an integrated barbecue area positioned conveniently alongside the kitchen and principal entertaining space.
A striking covered outdoor pavilion provides a further focal point within the garden, creating a dedicated setting for entertaining and offering a degree of shelter when the weather is less predictable. Together with the terraces, decking and additional seating areas, it creates an unusually complete arrangement for outdoor living, equally suited to a quiet morning coffee, summer lunches with family or evenings entertaining friends.
The property also enjoys attractive views towards the surrounding countryside, providing a pleasing sense of openness beyond the privacy of the immediate garden.
Practical considerations have been equally well addressed. Rosecroft offers generous driveway parking alongside excellent storage and ancillary accommodation, while the scale and flexibility of its internal layout make it particularly well suited to modern family life.
Rosecroft Cottage is ultimately a home of contrasts, and therein lies much of its appeal. Period origins meet contemporary design; intimate rooms give way to expansive, light-filled living spaces; and sophisticated interiors open effortlessly onto private gardens and impressive areas for outdoor entertaining.
It is clear that considerable thought, investment and care have gone into the evolution of the property over the years. The result is a distinctive and highly individual North Somerset home – established in character, contemporary in execution and exceptional in scale
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