• No Onward Chain +
• Link Detached Family Home +
• Detached Carport and Parking +
• Beautiful Village Location +
• Scope for Development +
• Large Surrounding Gardens +

REF LC0510  Tucked away in the peaceful village of Doynton, you will find this substantial link-detached family home with an unusually generous plot. Loved by its current owners for nearly 60 years, the property offers an unending amount of potential to create something spectacular! The neighbouring properties provide a wealth of insight into the wonderful canvases that these homes offer. With imagination and relevant planning permission, there are a multitude of options to truly make the most of this house and garden.  Upon entering through the wide entrance hall, there is access to a living room with a feature fireplace and a light-filled dining room overlooking the rear garden. The spacious dining room has a Rayburn range, which was previously connected to an oil tank and could be put back into use. The kitchen, while functional with an electric oven and plenty of storage space, would benefit from updating. The ground floor also includes a useful utility space, a downstairs shower room, and a sunny garden room. On the first floor, there are three bedrooms, two of which are spacious doubles. The bathroom features a shower over the bath and offers a good amount of space for future reconfiguration. Externally, the property benefits from a large wrap-around garden comprising a lovely enclosed rear lawn. There is certainly scope for extending the house further (subject to planning permission) into this space or its roomy loft. The property includes a purpose-built open car port, which provides space for a car, and there is an allocated space in front to park another vehicle. The property was built in 1946 and was an Airey house, the property was essentially rebuilt in 1991 and there is a PRC certificate available. Doynton Village is 30 minutes away from Bristol via the M32 and M4. Situated on a small plain on the edge of the Cotswolds and with the River Boyd cascading through, the village once relied on its corn and tuck mills for survival. Now, this scenic South Gloucestershire village boasts around 140 homes with an estimated population of 320. This stunning region has a thriving community with an active social calendar largely situated within the Village Hall which offers both recreational and social events. Whether it's exercise classes, dog training or parties, there is something for everyone including newcomers.