Price changed to £1,100,000
June 12, 2025
Listed for £1,150,000
April 29, 2025
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On the second floor are two further double bedrooms, both with Velux skylights, enjoying views over the gardens and land comprising 'Laurel House'. A family bathroom services both bedrooms with bath, WC and vanity unit.
Words really do fail in doing justice to just how beautiful this property is both inside and out, therefore an in-person viewing is essential to truly appreciate all that is on offer.
Churchill is a highly sought after village providing a good level of local amenities including a convenience store (Touts), hairdressers, doctor’s surgery and recreation facilities. The nearby village of Winscombe offers a good range of amenities and includes a supermarket, newsagents, butchers, post office, library and public house. There are excellent schools both primary and secondary, Churchill, Sandford and Shipham in proximity for the former and the Kings of Wessex at Cheddar for the latter. There is also excellent independent schooling at Sidcot, which includes a nursery, junior and senior school. Wells Cathedral School and Millfield are also easily accessible. There are good road links to Bristol City Centre and the M5 with rail services to the wider country available from Yatton or Backwell. For overseas travel Bristol Airport is 9 miles distance with flights to many European destinations. Fantastic walking can be found only a stones throw from your doorstep in almost every direction.
The annex provides a fantastic opportunity to those looking for multi-generational living, whilst still retaining a degree of independence from each other with its clever configuration. Set out over the two floors the annex can be accessed via its own private entrance leading off the rear driveway. On the ground floor is a sitting room, kitchen/dining room, bedroom one and shower room. French doors open from the kitchen out onto a raised patio and gardens beyond attached to the main house. The first floor consist galleried landing area, bedroom, dressing room/storage area and family bathroom. The annex provides fantastic versatility and provides options for multiple uses, allowing an individual to tailor the way in which they would live in this house to their own needs.
To the front of the property a block paved driveway wraps around on the eastern boundary, leading to the rear of the home, where we find a significant amount of off road parking, leading up to the detached triple garage. A unique feature of the garage is that it has been fitted with a kitchenette area, meaning a cup of tea is always easily to hand whilst tinkering away in the workshop. Continuing from the driveway post and rail fencing encloses an orchard, two paddocks and stabling, accessed via a timber five bar gate. The orchard enjoys an abundance of well stocked fruit trees including apple, plumb, pear and cherry. Paddock two features an ornamental pond, a favoured spot for the local wildlife, whilst paddock three is set upon a gentle incline leading up to the Mendip Hills (area of outstanding natural beauty) and surrounding woodland. From the top of the paddock, there is no better spot to sit back and survey the beauty of all that surrounds you.
On the western side of the property are the formal gardens and enclosed 'kitchen garden'. The garden has been predominately laid to lawn, with natural stone patio area and sleeper boarders abutting the side of the home, providing significant amounts of out door seating. The patio area continues to a detached garden room of wooden construction. Presently there is a hot tub and bar area fitted with patio doors opening our directly into the garden, the ideal spot to enjoy some outside entertaining all year round. A smattering of mature shrubbery and heading encloses the lawn and provides an abundance of floral colour throughout the year. With fenced boundaries on all sides, the 'kitchen garden' is perfect for the green fingered amongst us wanting to be self sufficient, whilst also finding themselves a quiet spot in which to potter around in.