Listed for £700,000
December 22, 2025
Sold for £289,000
2000
Sold for £240,000
1999
Sold for £215,000
1997
Quote Reference N0664 To Arrange Your Viewings 'Serendipity' as it's fondly known may well turn out to be your next home, such is the way things work out! This handsome looking detached house, dates back to the 1980's. Forming one of three dwellings hidden away in a quiet location called Stockwell Glen, a spur off the side of Stockwell Close. This house I have been advised, was built by the builder for his family, and is one of the larger if not largest of the three when constructed. Hidden away down a private, shingle laid lane serving the three properties. My vendor has loved this home for over 26 years and it has served as a real multi-generational home in that time, such is the versatility and potential here. The bones of the house are great with generous rooms, especially the main living room which opens out onto the private rear gardens. The property may require some updating to taste but when you have a location like this it's worth investing and creating your forever home. The entrance hall is generous which is always nice to have, especially with growing families, practically to the side is a cloakroom. Across the hall is the snug, a lovely room one can sit in peace, read a book or watch tv, this can easily be a downstairs bedroom too if required. Further along the hallway is the hub of the home, a large Living/dining room with twin doors and windows overlooking the garden. It's cleverly in an L-shape so can also feel cosy especially if you get the log burner going which has stone surround chimney breast. To the far side you will discover a separate dining room which has the rear lobby to one side giving access to the driveway and gardens. The Kitchen is found adjoining the dining room and has a good range of wall and base units, a range cooker, and a mixture of fitted and freestanding appliances. I like that from here you over look the driveway so you can see when family or visitors arrive. Ascending the first floor, a wide open landing serves all of the rooms and there is a large loft with a pull down ladder. The primary bedroom at the far end has a range of fitted wardrobes and its own generous four piece en-suite. The guest bedroom is actually larger with fixed wardrobes also, without an en-suite. Bedroom three, is another double bedroom to enjoy. Bedroom four, is an L-shaped single bedroom which is roomy enough. Finally a family bathroom completes this floor. Heading out side the rear garden is nearly 100 feet deep which is a good size, the leylandii hedge is deep set which aids the privacy and helps make this garden a haven for birds, and all types of wildlife. The garden is level with a large patio area just outside the house, leading onto a lawn area, there is a high tree line that hides the swimming pool and gives sun light protection to the house, one may wish to change this to allow the light to flood and the outlook to feel larger still. The pool house is a tremendous addition with a beautiful pool measuring 30 feet long. To the side are the outbuildings including the pool house/pump room, and an office with power and light. There is also a wooden summer house and wooden shed. Near the front is the garage and the driveway which can hold four cars behind secure gates. In summary this a really exciting prospect, perfect for those that seek privacy, yet still want easy access to amenities, a rare find. I like that it's quite unique. There is also great scope here to renovate and make into something more. Maybe a really trendy home or a multi generational house by building the garage/outbuilding's into an annexe by reinstating the planning permission. A home you need to see, use your imagination and I think you will be glad that you took a look. Downend, Bristol, offers a strong local hub with independent shops, cafes, pubs (like The Horseshoe), and diverse eateries (Tamarind, Mezze at Green Dragon), good sports facilities (Downend Sports Centre, UWE Centre), and extensive green spaces (King George V Fields, Leap Valley Trail) for walks, plus easy access to central Bristol's amenities. Key features include a choice of good Primary and Secondary Schools, its active high street, community feel, and proximity to major transport links, A1474, M32, M4, M5 as well as nearby Parkway Station making it convenient for residents. Obscure double glazed door and window to the side aspect, textured and coved ceiling, stairs leading to the first floor and a radiator. - 3.36m x 3.16m (11'0" x 10'4") Double glazed sliding door to the rear aspect, textured and coved ceiling, radiator and television aerial. - 6.76m x 5.45m max(22'2" x 17'10") Two sets of double glazed French doors and a double glazed window to the rear aspect, opening to the dining room, stone fire place with an inset log burner, three wall lights, two radiators, television aerial and two storage cupboards with shelving. - 3.47m x 3.36m (11'4" x 11'0") Double glazed window to the rear aspect, doors to the kitchen and rear lobby, opening to the living room. Textured and coved ceiling, radiator and tiled flooring. - 3.36m x 3.14m (11'0" x 10'3") Double glazed window to the side aspect, recessed spot lights, a range of wall and base units, tiled splash backs with laminate work surfaces including a composite one & half bowl sink/drainer with a mixer tap over. There is a range cooker with a gas hob, integral freezer, space for a fridge, dishwasher and washing machine. One cupboard houses the floor mounted boiler. The room has tiled flooring. - 2.15m x 1.15m (7'0" x 3'9") Door to the rear aspect, double glazed window to the side aspect, textured ceiling, radiator and tiled flooring. There is a utilities cupboard housing the consumer units. Double glazed window to the front aspect, textured ceiling, loft hatch with a pull down ladder, partially boarded and with a light. Along the landing is a radiator, small cupboard with shelving and a large linen cupboard housing two water cylinders, shelving and water pumps. - 5.19m x 3.25m (17'0" x 10'7") Double glazed window to the rear aspect, two wall lights, radiator and a large fitted twin wardrobe. - 3.22m x 2.27m (10'6" x 7'5") Obscure double glazed window to the side aspect, textured ceiling, extractor fan, tiled walls, shaving socket, towel radiator and a standard radiator. There is a four piece suite comprising of a Jacuzzi bath with a shower attachment, double shower cubicle with a mixer shower over, pedestal wash hand basin and a low level WC. - 5.45m x 3.39m (17'10" x 11'1") Two double glazed windows to the rear aspect, textured ceiling, fitted twin wardrobes, radiator and a television aerial. - 3.32m x 3.18m (10'10" x 10'5") Double glazed window to the rear aspect, textured ceiling, radiator and a television aerial. - 3.29m x 2.2m max (10'9" x 7'2") Double glazed window to the side aspect, textured ceiling, radiator and fitted double wardrobes. - 2.46m x 2.11m (8'0" x 6'11") Obscure double glazed window to the front aspect, textured ceiling, tiled walls and a white towel radiator. There is a three piece suite comprising of a bath with a shower screen and mixer shower over, pedestal wash hand basin and a low level WC. - 30m x 26m (98'5" x 85'3") Enclosed by wall, fence and deep leylandii tree lined boundaries with the driveway gate giving side access. The garden is level and has several areas of different textures and spaces. Behind the house is a long patio area which in turn leads onto a lawn area. A narrow tree line then leads to the rest of the garden with more lawn areas, a summer house and garden shed. Occupying the centre of the garden is the pool house with a 30 feet long swimming pool. To the side of the house is an outside sink and water supply plus power sockets. - 11.73m x 7.02m (38'5" x 23'0") The pool house has a metal frame with transparent plastic surround. There are twin sets of double glazed sliding doors at each end, power and light supplies. The pool measures 8.41m x 4.74m and has a rollable pool cover. Adding the garage is the Office measuring 4.46m x 2.83 m and has a side access door and window, power and light with a carpet floor. There is a pump room next to this measuring 2.81m x 2.69m with a side access door and window and includes the water heater(not working) pump and filtration system. Planning option to extend above to make an annexe see agents notes. - 3.85m x 2.81m (12'7" x 9'2") Electronic garage door, door and window to the side aspect, with power and light. The driveway has a double wooden gate that swings across and the driveway is laid to tarmac and can accommodate four cars.(The gate was powered and needs repairing but works manually) Kindly note some items mentioned or seen in the photographs may not be included in the property, please check with the Property Agent. For further information or details about this property please visit. nigelfudge.exp.uk.com EPC = Pending, Council Tax Band – F (£3,349.78 PA estimate) – South Gloucestershire Council. Services - Mains electricity, Mains gas, Mains water, Mains drainage. Freehold property. Built circa 1980. The planning permission Application number PK01/1052/F for the erection of extension of the existing garage to increase width with the first floor extension above for use as a games room. To note the heater for the swimming pool has been switched off as it needs a repair due to a leak. There has been a quote for a new 40kw heater boiler ranging from £1700 to £2300. The driveway gate also no longer works electronically due to repair needed. Quotes for repair should be considered before offering.
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