Offered to the market for the first time since being designed by the current owner in 1972, is this impressive, individual detached 4/5 bedroom property. The property boasts breathtaking panoramic views of the Bristol Channel and coastline. There is considerable potential for extension and redevelopment, as many properties within the village have done so, subject to planning permission.

The accommodation which retains a number of original period features has bedrooms to the ground floor and living accommodation to the first, making the most of the far-reaching views and incorporates many Scandinavian influences using natural materials and painted brock to create a warm but open style of living. Accommodation briefly comprises of an ENTRANCE PORCH (10’3”×4’5”) with picture window to front and ornate ceramic tiled flooring. A glazed door and side panel leads into the RECEPTION HALLWAY, (11' x 13’7” plus 9’8” x 2’11” widening to 6’ max) which has an open tread staircase rising to the first floor accommodation. Hidden door into cloaks storage cupboard and painted brickwork to two walls.  The ground floor offers four bedrooms. BEDROOM 1, (12’11”×11’ to built in wardrobes) is a generous size double bedroom with picture window to front enjoying far-reaching views and has a built-in range of wardrobe furniture.  BEDROOM 2, (12’11”×10’9”), BEDROOM 3, (11' x 7’7”) and  BEDROOM 4, (9’11" x 9’8”) all enjoy views into the rear garden.  Bedroom 3 has a built-in single wardrobe cupboard.  Bedroom 4 is currently used as a ground floor study with wall mounted shelving.  The family BATHROOM, (9’8”×7’3”) with high-level window to front, has a white four piece suite comprising panel bath, separate tiled shower cubicle, sink unit set in a white work surface and a bidet.   A separate CLOAKROOM  houses a white low-level WC.  A door from the reception hallway leads into a SIDE PASSAGEWAY (3’6”×24’10”) which links the house to the GARAGE (15’02” x 17’07”)  window to front aspect and pedestrian door into the rear garden.  The garage has an electric operated double section up and over door from the driveway and benefits from power and lighting.  Also off the side passageway is a UTILITY/BOILER ROOM, (7’11”×6’2”) housing a modern Worcester gas fired central heating boiler, it has space and plumbing for white goods with a sink unit with storage below.   

The property comes into its own when you reach the first floor with a light and airy accommodation and enjoys beautiful 180 degree panoramic views of the coast from the Bristol Channel to the Gower.  The LANDING area is open plan to the DINING ROOM, (11’2”max x 15’3”) which has a large picture window to front and is semi open plan to the KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM (15’6”×9’8”)  The kitchen is a dual aspect room with a fitted range of base and wall mounted units.  The double drainer sink unit is positioned below the side window which enjoys views over the fields towards Southerndown, space and plumbing for cooker and white goods.

LOUNGE (13’ x 20’7”) with window to rear overlooking the garden, glazed door flanked by floor to ceiling glass panels to front enjoying views through the SUN TERRACE (12’ x 3’4”) into the Bristol Channel.  The room has a continuation of the same tongue and groove ceiling as the dining room and kitchen.  The enclosed sun terrace has a door leading out to the front balcony and has flagstone laid floors.    BEDROOM 5/STUDY, (8’4”×11’) has painted brickwork to one wall and enjoys views over the rear garden.  Off the kitchen is a REAR HALLWAY which gives access to a pantry style utility cupboard plus separate CLOAKROOM and door leading out to the flat roof above the side passageway and double garage.