Location

Wraxall is a sought after authentic rural village set in unspoilt open countryside, conveniently situated only six miles from Clifton. The village has a church, a local pub, and a primary school. Nearby Nailsea and Backwell offer a comprehensive range of amenities and good schooling of all grades, though there are many private sector schools in the area with transport to several of Bristol's major public schools arranged to and from the village. For the commuter, Wraxall is ideally placed with both junctions 19 and 20 of the M5. A mainline rail connection is available from Nailsea and Backwell station with services to Bristol Temple Meads and many cities across the UK .

Description

This impressive and stylish home was originally built in the 1930's and significantly remodelled and extended to create a wonderful family home offering terrific flexibility and most elegant and individual accommodation. Set well off the road, approached via a secure and private gated entrance, the house is set on the edge of the hill and as such commands a fine southerly aspect across the truly delightful generous grounds to the rear.
An entrance hall with engineered Oak flooring running the full length of the property has the most welcoming feel to it with open plan layout that extends beyond the spacious hallway to a very large dual aspect sitting room with sliding doors opening to the entertaining terrace beyond.
The sitting room has a large open chimney breast with a cast iron wood burning stove with display shelving to either side. There is a further decorative fireplace in the reception hallway which opens to a cosy snug with aspects to the side and front with a further wood burning stove set into the original chimney breast. To the rear of the hallway is a cloakroom and a lovely study which could be equally well used as an additional bedroom if so desired. A double bedroom is also located to the rear of the hallway with beautiful garden views. The kitchen/breakfast room is extremely well fitted with an extensive array of storage cabinets with a double Belfast sink, built in AEG appliances, wine cooler, space for a large American style fridge/freezer and a five burner gas hob. In the breakfast area is a smart, built in coffee/breakfast serving area with bifold doors, allowing guests to drift in and out of the terrace and garden.
A flight of stairs leads down from the kitchen to the garden room with discretely hidden laundry appliances and a further cloakroom. The long first floor landing offers plenty of eaves storage and three beautifully appointed double bedrooms, the guest room with modern en suite bathroom, the principal bedroom with a walk in dressing room and a further family shower room.
The gardens lie to the rear of this special home and have been superbly, professionally landscaped to make the most of the topography of the land. Set over a number of levels with lawns and heavy planted borders culminate in an well planned dining area with heated gazebo and summer house with power points for refrigeration. This has been designed for year round use and will certainly appeal to those that love to throw parties for large numbers of family and friends.   Beyond the al fresco dining area is a large expanse of lawn with areas for growing vegetables and fruit with a small area of orchard leading though a gate to the woodland with countryside walks beyond.