Grove Park Road, Weston-super-Mare
£475,000

A magnificent period home set within a most impressive semi-detached property, situated on Weston-super-Mare’s desirable hillside area.

ACCOMODATION
This freehold four bedroom residence exudes the elegant formality of the distinctive Victorian period whilst boasting characterful features inside and out. On approach, the handsome property offers a superb first impression with a commanding driveway providing ample off-street parking and front garden enclosed by stone walls. The ground floor comprises a beautiful entrance hallway, cloakroom, a wonderful open plan kitchen/diner which offers a real ‘hub of the home’, a lovely light and bright conservatory which provides an ideal spot to relax and enjoy the warmth of the day, and a very spacious living room which yet again showcases the wonderful period features of this home. The first floor accommodation includes the remarkable master bedroom with en-suite, three further bedrooms and a family bathroom. The delightful rear garden is accessed via the conservatory with a slab patio area and steps leading up to a further timber decking area which provides a wonderful entertaining area, complete with a garden shed and summer house, the perfect spot for ‘Al fresco’ dining and entertaining in the warmer months or potting in the summer months. This wonderful property is ideal for busy family life and must be viewed to be truly appreciated. EPC Rating TBA, Council Tax Band F.

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.