Bristol Road Lower, Weston-super-Mare
£585,000

A tremendous six bedroom semi-detached residence, boasting a privileged position on Weston-super-Mare’s desirable hillside with superb views across the rooftops to the hills and coastline beyond.

This freehold residence combines elegant formality of the distinctive Victorian period with large scale living of course associated with the former period’s spectacular house construction. With an abundance of charming and characterful features, the magnificent home truly enjoys most spacious and flexible accommodation throughout. Situated on the ground floor is; an entrance vestibule, a stunning hallway - prepare to be impressed, a super living area, sitting room, fantastic dining space with open fire place and surround, pantry fitted with pine units, utility with door leading to the rear garden and an extremely spacious kitchen. Located on the first floor are six double bedrooms, a bathroom and a further family bath and shower room. Bedroom one is a superb double bedroom offering magnificent views. Outside, the front garden is enclosed by stone walling and various tree shrubs and hedging at the borders leading to the driveway providing valuable off street parking. To the side, the tarmac driveway provides access to the detached garage. The delightful private and enclosed rear garden is laid to lawn with steps up to a superb timber decking - a wonderful space for entertaining, complete with a timber pergola. EPC Rating F31, Council Tax Band G.

LOCATION
Homes nestled within Weston’s hillside are most desirable, and the area offers many attractive characteristics to prospective residents. Weston Woods covers an area of 130 hectares dominating the northern skyline of Weston-super-Mare and provides various walks and footpaths, which once reached the top reveal fantastic views across Weston, Sand Point and Brean Down, as well as a panoramic view of Weston Bay. Worlebury Camp sits on the hill and is an interesting site of an Iron Age hillfort. The fort was designed for defence and is mostly hidden by trees that were planted in the 1820s, but before the 19th century the hillfort would have been visible for miles around. It’s an extremely important monument due to its rare coastal location, size and considerable defences. The town centre of Weston-super-Mare is within reach and provides a variety of amenities including shops, cinema, theatre, doctor’s surgeries and dentists. The popular Seafront and promenade are also close by. For the family, numerous primary and secondary schools are available, as is Weston College with a wide range of facilities. For the commuter, Junction 21 is accessible which provides easy access to the M5 motorway. Weston train station provide excellent transport links to most major towns and cities, and the nearby bus service provides connection to most areas of the town and outlying districts. A short drive out to the surrounding villages and countryside is a must with an abundance of rural activities to enjoy.