A much-loved family home for over 38 years, and coming to the market for the fist time since construction, 6 Enderleigh Gardens is a substantial family property set in a good sized plot in a highly regarded, secluded residential cul de sac, where no other properties have been sold since their construction in the mid-1980s.

The property provides well balanced, free-flowing space, with a good balance of living and bedroom accommodation. A highlight of the property is the spacious kitchen/breakfast room, with room for a large breakfast table and lovely views over the back garden and towards the surrounding hills. Fitted with a good range of wooden wall and base units, there is space for a dishwasher, fridge/freezer and cooker with ceramic hob. Off the kitchen is a large utility/laundry/boot room with wall and base units and a sink, and space for a washing machine and tumble dryer. A stable door provides direct garden access, and another door opens into the large integrated double garage with electrically operated up-and-over doors.

The dining room is another generously sized room, overlooking the rear garden, and opposite there is a family room/snug that would also make an excellent office to work from home. Also on the ground floor is a cloakroom and storage cupboard, in addition to an ample storage area under the stairs. The very spacious dual aspect sitting room with brick chimney breast and open fireplace is another highlight of the property, with lovely rear garden views through the large conservatory that opens onto the terrace and garden beyond.

The bedroom accommodation is well proportioned, arranged off a central landing, with one bedroom overlooking the front and the other 3 the rear, all with lovely views over the surrounding countryside, and 3 with integrated wardrobes. The principal bedroom incorporates a large en-suite bathroom, and there is also a generous family bathroom with a bath and large separate shower enclosure, and access to a useful storage area beyond.

Outside – in addition to the large block paved drive is a neatly fenced area accommodating the oil tank, bins and gardening equipment, and a separate wooden gate opens onto the enclosed rear garden. The well maintained front garden to the front of the property is laid mainly to lawn with smartly clipped low hedges, and wraps around the front and side of the house and on through wooden gates to the rear garden. The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn, with gently curving herbaceous borders filled with a good variety of plants for year-round interest and colour. Various terraced areas provide wonderful sites for outdoor dining and entertaining, or to simply sit and enjoy the surroundings. To one side of the garden, through a trellised arch, is a large vegetable garden area with a shed and greenhouse.

Location - Churchill offers local shopping and social facilities including a 24-hour hour petrol station and mini-market and there is a large, modern medical practice in the village. Primary schooling is available close by, along with the "Outstanding" Churchill Academy and Sixth Form. The local villages of Congresbury and Winscombe provide a more comprehensive range of shops and amenities. Bristol and Weston-super-Mare are within easy commuting distance with a regular bus service available. Nearby public footpaths and bridleways provide access to wonderful walks in the surrounding countryside and Mendip Hills, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.