- Unique period detached cottage
- Original village post office
- Three/four bedrooms
- Two/Three receptions
- Kitchen/breakfast room
- Conservatory/sun room
- Ground floor shower room & cloakroom
- First floor shower room
- Garage & driveway
- Enclosed low maintenance garden
DESCRIPTION
A charming and individual 3/4 bedroom semi-detached cottage, offering a wealth of character, surprisingly spacious accommodation and a fascinating history, situated in the heart of the popular village of Pucklechurch.
Formerly the village post office and originally comprising three separate cottages, the property has evolved over the years to create a unique and versatile family home. Parts of the building are believed to date back to the 1800s or earlier, with many attractive period features still evident throughout.
The accommodation begins with a welcoming entrance hallway leading into a generous lounge, featuring deep window sills, built-in shelving and substantial stone walls. Also on the ground floor is a stylish modern shower room with Velux window, together with a separate cloakroom/WC.
To the rear is a spacious kitchen/breakfast room providing plenty of room for dining or as a snug for informal seating, making this a fantastic everyday family space. From here there is access to a versatile additional reception room, currently providing dining space but equally suitable as a fourth bedroom. This attractive room features a fireplace with gas fire, deep sill windows and useful built-in storage.
A good-sized conservatory/sun room overlooks the enclosed rear garden and provides further living space.
Upstairs are three well-proportioned bedrooms, with the principal bedroom particularly impressive with its exposed stone feature wall. A contemporary family shower room completes the first-floor accommodation.
Outside, the property enjoys an enclosed and well-maintained rear garden with a garden shed and side access. Further benefits include a garage and off-street parking.
Pucklechurch is a popular village offering an excellent range of everyday amenities, including local shops, a primary school, park and village pubs, making this characterful home ideally positioned for village life.
A truly distinctive period property combining history, character and flexible living space. An internal viewing is highly recommended.
ENTRANCE HALLWAY
Access via a hardwood stained glass door, double and single radiators, oak effect Karndean flooring, alarm control panel, Velux window to rear, built-in cupboard, fitted dresser style unit with shelving, doors leading through to: lounge, shower room and snug/breakfast room.
LOUNGE (5.44m x 3.18m)
Two hardwood double glazed windows to front, electric flame effect fire, 2 double radiators, recess with built in shelving, door to cloakroom.
CLOAKROOM
Velux window, close coupled WC, vanity unit with wash hand basin, LED downlighters, extractor fan.
SHOWER ROOM
Velux window to rear, LED downlighters, vanity unit with wash hand basin inset, concealed WC, corner shower enclosure.
SUNG/BREAKFAST ROOM (3.38m x 2.51m)
Velux window to side, dado rail, 2 double radiators, oak effect laminate flooring, feature beamed ceiling, built-in dresser style unit, double hardwood folding doors leading through to conservatory/sun room, door to dining room/bedroom, stairs rising to first floor, opening leading through to kitchen.
KITCHEN (2.36m x 3.66m)
Harwood glazed window to rear, range of matt cream wall and base units, oak effect laminate work top incorporating 1 1/2 composite sink bowl unit, with mixer tap, tiled splash backs, space for cooker, space and plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher, space for fridge freezer, tiled floor, LED downlighters, stable style door leading out to rear garden.
CONSERVATORY/SUN ROOM (3.58m x 2.90m)
Feature porthole style window to side, pitched tiled roof, dual aspect Velux windows, hardwood double glazed windows to rear and side, LED downlighters, double radiator, TV point, hardwood French doors leading out to rear garden.
DINING ROOM/BEDROOM (3.02m x 5.51m)
Hardwood glazed window to front, feature beam to ceiling, feature fireplace with gas coal flame effect fire inset, oak effect laminate flooring, 3 wall lights.
FIRST FLOOR ACCOMMODATION:
LANDING
Dressing area providing built-in cupboards and hanging rail, loft hatch, doors leading to bedrooms and shower room.
BEDROOM ONE (3.38m x 3.30m)
Hardwood glazed window to front, loft hatch, exposed feature stone wall, radiator.
BEDROOM TWO (3.25m x 2.64m)
Harwood glazed window to front, double radiator.
BEDROOM THREE (3.02m x 2.97m)
Hardwood glazed window to front, radiator.
SHOWER ROOM
Hardwood glazed window to side, suite comprising: close coupled WC, pedestal wash hand basin, shower enclosure housing Mira electric shower system, part tiled walls, radiator, loft hatch, built-in cupboard housing Worcester combination boiler. LED downlighters.
OUTSIDE:
GARDEN
Low maintenance split level garden laid to brick and flagstone patios, area laid to stone chippings, timber framed shed, water tap, outside light, side gated access, enclosed by boundary stone wall and fencing.
GARAGE
Located to rear of property, single detached, double door access.
PARKING
Off street parking space to front of garage.
| Tenure: | Freehold |
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| Council Tax Band: | D |
Formerly the village post office and originally comprising three separate cottages, the property has evolved over the years to create a unique and versatile family home. Parts of the building are believed to date back to the 1800s or earlier, with many attractive period features still evident throughout.
The accommodation begins with a welcoming entrance hallway leading into a generous lounge, featuring deep window sills, built-in shelving and substantial stone walls. Also on the ground floor is a stylish modern shower room with Velux window, together with a separate cloakroom/WC.
To the rear is a spacious kitchen/breakfast room providing plenty of room for dining or as a snug for informal seating, making this a fantastic everyday family space. From here there is access to a versatile additional reception room, currently providing dining space but equally suitable as a fourth bedroom. This attractive room features a fireplace with gas fire, deep sill windows and useful built-in storage.
A good-sized conservatory/sun room overlooks the enclosed rear garden and provides further living space.
Upstairs are three well-proportioned bedrooms, with the principal bedroom particularly impressive with its exposed stone feature wall. A contemporary family shower room completes the first-floor accommodation.
Outside, the property enjoys an enclosed and well-maintained rear garden with a garden shed and side access. Further benefits include a garage and off-street parking.
Pucklechurch is a popular village offering an excellent range of everyday amenities, including local shops, a primary school, park and village pubs, making this characterful home ideally positioned for village life.
A truly distinctive period property combining history, character and flexible living space. An internal viewing is highly recommended.
5.44m x 3.18m (17'10" x 10'5")
3.38m x 2.51m (11'1" x 8'3")
2.36m x 3.66m (7'9" x 12'0")
3.58m x 2.90m (11'9" x 9'6")
3.02m x 5.51m (9'11" x 18'1")
3.38m x 3.30m (11'1" x 10'10")
3.25m x 2.64m (10'8" x 8'8")
3.02m x 2.97m (9'11" x 9'9")
| Tax Band | % | Taxable Sum | Tax |
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