Believed to date to the early 1900's Wyndhurst Cottage provides substantial, well balanced, flexible family accommodation in a semi-rural setting. The subject of a programme of enhancement and renovation by the owners, the accommodation is beautifully presented, characterised by wooden doors with cast iron latches and slate and wooden floors.

Wyndhurst Cottage is accessed via a generous boot room lobby, with a smart, good sized shower room off. The stylish kitchen includes a utility area to one end, with fitted units including an integrated larder freezer and space for a washing machine and tumble dryer. The full height ceiling with a Velux window gives a great sense of light and space. The kitchen incorporates a breakfast bar and smart grey wall and base units with a good range of deep pan drawers and integrated appliances including a Rangemaster 5 ring gas hob, Zanussi double oven, fridge/freezer and a dishwasher. Off the kitchen is a smart family bathroom with a separate shower enclosure and bath.

The substantial dining/sitting room is a highlight of the property, with views of the farm beyond through glazed bi-fold doors to the sitting room end, which features a wooden floor and a raised ceiling with Velux window, giving a further sense of space. The spacious dining area is characterised by a slate floor and inset wood burner and currently accommodates a large sofa, work space and sideboard in addition to a substantial dining table, with room to spare.

There are 2 ground floor double bedrooms, either or both of which could be used as an additional reception room or office to work from home if required. Upstairs there are 3 further double bedrooms, all of generous proportions, all with beamed ceilings and 2 have cast iron feature fireplaces. The principal bedroom includes a small study area and fitted wardrobes through which is access to the small mezzanine storage area above the utility room.

Outside – there is parking near the cottage by a wooden outbuilding currently used as a workshop. To the rear is a narrow garden beyond the bi-fold doors: the main garden is situated to the front of the property, with a wide terrace area near the lobby entrance providing a good space for outdoor dining and relaxing. The rest of the garden is laid mainly to lawn, with a vegetable area to the front, plus a greenhouse and numerous compost bins, and steps lead down to the gated access onto Langford Road. Further sheds and outbuildings include a stone-built former piggery that currently provides a wood store but does offer further potential if needed. There are various established shrubs, plants and trees in the garden, including apple, quince and plum trees.

Location – Wyndhurst Cottage is situated next to Wyndhurst Farm, a 250-acre dairy farm owned and operated by University of Bristol Veterinary School based nearby at the Langford campus. Langford offers a large, modern medical practice, well regarded primary and senior schooling and local shopping and social facilities including a useful petrol station, with a mini market. Further shops and facilities are available nearby at the villages of Congresbury and Winscombe. Bristol and Weston-super-Mare are within easy commuting distance with a regular bus service available, and access to the M5 within 7.7 miles at junction 21 and 9 miles at junction 20. Bristol International Airport is within 5.9 miles and central Bristol some 13.8 miles away. Further facilities and shops are within 4.9 miles at Yatton, where there are regular mainline railway services – Paddington from 114 minutes. The surrounding countryside offers many activities including riding, sailing, fishing, walking and several golf courses.