Nestled in a charming village setting, this four-bedroom home, dating back to the 1800s, possesses a wealth of character and potential for renovation. The property showcases a variety of period features including sash windows, exposed brickwork, and original fireplaces, contributing to its distinct ambiance.
The ground floor layout is both practical and inviting. A spacious kitchen/dining area comes equipped with ample wall and base units and has sufficient space for a six-ring range cooker, washing machine, and dishwasher. The exposed brick accents enhance the rustic feel of the room, while direct access to the garden allows for easy outdoor living. An adjoining utility/storage room adds further functionality. Additionally, there is a flexible reception room that can serve multiple purposes; whether it be as an office or even an extra bedroom with its bi-fold doors leading to the patio. A family bathroom fitted with modern amenities completes this level.
On the first floor, two adjacent reception rooms showcase elegant feature fireplaces and floorboards that echo the home's history. This level also includes a fourth bedroom currently used as a study. Venturing upstairs reveals three double bedrooms; two of which have built-in wardrobes and offer lovely views over Bristol and the Clifton Suspension Bridge. The family bathroom on this floor is equipped with a bathtub featuring a mains-fed shower.
The outdoor space provides an enclosed rear garden, mostly laid to lawn with a patio area suitable for al fresco dining. Practical details include an integral single garage and private driveway accommodating two vehicles. Notably, planning permission has previously been granted for modifications that could transform the kitchen and garage into an open-plan living space—a fantastic opportunity for those looking to invest in renovations.
Location-wise, Dundry offers semi-rural charm just five miles from Central Bristol. Residents benefit from nearby bridleways and public footpaths ideal for nature enthusiasts while enjoying access to essential amenities such as a local gastro-pub, well-rated primary school, parish church, and proximity to well-regarded educational institutions in the Chew Valley area. Bristol International Airport is conveniently located nearby for regional travel options, while Bristol Temple Meads train station facilitates connections across the country. Outdoor recreational activities abound at Chew Valley Lake and Blagdon Lake, alongside opportunities for walking and riding in the scenic Mendips region.
In summary, this property not only presents immediate comfort but also substantial potential for those seeking to enhance its value through thoughtful renovations or extensions (subject to planning).
