If you are seeking a bright home with a feeling of space around you then take a look at this treasured family house that has been in the same ownership since new in the 1970s.

A property of this vintage is often more than a little bit bigger than its newer or new counterparts and typically the space around the houses from the seventies is much better too. The gardens are larger, the roads are wider and parking for owners and their visitors is good because many fewer homes were built in a given amount of land.

This very comfortable property has clearly been loved and maintained carefully and the well-balanced living accommodation flows nicely. The front door opens to a traditional reception hall that leads to the 23' (7.14m) dual-aspect living room and to the light and airy kitchen that has a utility room off.

The living room is a super size and beyond there is a similarly spacious conservatory style sitting room with insulated roof (for year-round living) that really takes the accommodation space out into the south and west-facing private rear garden.

Climb the stairs from the all and you find a landing with a window to the side and three good bedrooms, two double rooms and a single bedroom with a built-in wardrobe/cupboard.

The family bathroom has a bath with a shower over and glass shower screen and a built-in linen cupboard houses the Worcester 'combi' gas boiler.

The garden at the front of the house is mainly laid to the lawn of good size with the house set well back from the path with a pretty rockery to the side.

Inside the garden gate, there is space at the side of the house and possible scope to extend sideways by enlarging the existing utility room and potentially adding more first floor space too.
The Position in Nailsea:
The house is quietly placed away from any areas of new development but within easy reach of local shops, schools, and public transport routes and less than a mile from the town centre.

Areas of parkland and open countryside are close by and the shopping centre and High Street offer a selection of independent and nationally known retailers, a bank, health centres, dentists, a Gym and large Tesco and Waitrose supermarkets.

Commuting to Bristol (8 miles) and other larger centres in the area is easy with buses, and trains from the mainline railway station that offers local and inter-city services. Driving is easy enough and two junctions of the M5 are within 6 miles. Naislea is also on the SUSTRANS cycle network with a route directly into Bristol.



Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold