This semi detached cottage was originally thought to be a groundskeepers cottage as part of the nearby Kingsweston estate, and is estimated to have been built in the early part of the 19th Century.
It has been much improved by the current owners with works including new kitchen, bathroom, heating, electrical work, roof work and redecoration throughout.
As part of the renovation works, plenty of character has been retained in the cottage.
The ground floor has a lounge, dining room and a kitchen.
Both of these rooms are dual aspect with windows at either end so they both have plenty of light. Both have wooden flooring and the lounge has an open fire which makes a great feature in this room.
The kitchen has plenty of cupboard space, and the granite worktops add a feel of quality. There is space for a range cooker, a fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine.
Off the kitchen is a cloakroom.
There is underfloor heating in the lounge, dining room and kitchen.
Upstairs, there are 3 double bedrooms and a bathroom.
2 of the bedrooms are dual aspect and 2 also have exposed timber roof beams which add to the feel of character.
The bathroom is a great size for a family.
Outside
There are gardens to the front and rear, with a different feel to both spaces.
Both gardens have lots of trees, shrubs and flowers which provide lots of colour and privacy. There is parking at the front of the property for 2 vehicles.
Location
The cottage is tucked away at the bottom of Fernhill Lane, next to woodland.
The Blaise Castle estate and woodlands is within walking distance, as are the local shops, schools and health centre.
We think...
If you are looking for something out of the ordinary for the area, this is it. The cottage has a lovely feel throughout and all of the rooms are good sizes - something that isn't often the case for older cottages. The garden is really pretty and is really deceptive in its size.
