• A stunning renovated period residence +
• Set in a Mendip village location +
• Extended to provide versatile accommodation +
• No onward chain +
• Four/five bedrooms +
• Two sitting rooms +
• Impressive kitchen/diner +
• Two utility rooms & three bathrooms +
• Landscaped garden +
• Driveway parking for several vehicles +

Downside View is an attractive period residence which sits directly opposite Downside Abbey in the Mendip village of Stratton-on-the-Fosse. The property has been completely renovated throughout to create a stunning versatile home along with being extended to the side and undergone a loft conversion to house a growing family. Sitting on a pleasant plot with driveway parking to the side that offers scope to add a garage/carport with further accommodation (there is existing planning permission in place), and a mature well-laid landscaped garden in front, it is for sale with no onward chain.

With accommodation arranged over three floors, once inside you'll appreciate a wealth of period features that starts at the entrance hall, with original tiled flooring and grand staircase.
There are two sitting rooms - one has dual aspect sash windows and focal point fireplace and the other sitting room a sash window and focal point fireplace plus open access leading through to an inner lobby/glazed walkway area that has steps up to an impressive size kitchen/diner that features a range of navy blue units incorporating a double ceramic Belfast sink, range cooker, complimentary marble effect composite work tops, breakfast bar, American style fridge freezer housing unit and the 'piste de resistance' - bi-folding doors opening out onto a superb patio terrace for that al fresco dining or entertaining. Furthermore are two rear utility rooms and a shower room to complete the ground floor.
Up the stairs and onto a half landing you will find the family bathroom and a single bedroom with sash window onto the side of the property. A few steps further up finds the two double bedrooms with dual aspects to both. The main bedroom has the benefit of a dressing area and an en-suite bathroom. Off the main landing there are stairs leading to the loft conversion which offers up two further bedrooms with Velux windows.
Externally, in addition to the landscape front garden there is a gravelled area to the side that could be used for potting, planting etc and follows round to the rear of the house which is screened off by wooden slatted fencing.
Period properties like this are sure to appeal to those who appreciate character and the work that has been input to create a fabulous home as well as wanting to embrace village way of living.