An individual detached house that has been extensively remodelled and extended to create a light, spacious and contemporary home with five bedrooms, generous living accommodation, and attractive gardens.

Discreetly situated towards the edge of this popular Mendip village, with beautiful views across adjoining countryside towards the church and hills beyond.

Considerable thought has been given to the design, with large areas of glazing, natural materials, and an easy connection between the principal rooms and gardens. Features include larch cladding, sandstone detailing, oak joinery, limestone floors and underfloor heating throughout the ground floor.

 

The house occupies a tucked-away position at the end of a shared private drive in Ubley, a popular semi-rural village in the Chew Valley with easy access to Bristol and Wells. The house has fabulous open rural outlook whilst still remaining within reach of the village and surrounding amenities.

 

The front door opens into an impressive double-height reception hall, with full-height glazing and rooflights allowing for plenty of natural light.

 

The large kitchen, dining, and breakfast room is a wonderful and light open plan living space with three sets of french doors opening to the gardens at the front and rear. The kitchen is beautifully thought-out with the cook in mind, with shark-nosed edged Corian worktops, an induction hob. a Viking commercial-style oven with warming drawer and a central island incorporating a water filter, and a Miele dishwasher. The arrangement provides distinct areas for dining and informal sitting, utilising both the morning and the evening light.

 

The large triple-aspect sitting room has views of the surrounding countryside with french doors to the garden. Its handsome open fireplace, fashioned from Mandale fossiliferous limestone, forms an attractive focal point.

 

Also on the ground floor are a utility room and cloakroom. There is limestone flooring throughout the ground floor with underfloor he...