located on the edge of the Cotswolds between Bristol and Bath, Upton Cheyney is one of the area's most sought after rural villages. Designated a Conservation Area, this charming village is renowned for its attractive stone built homes, rolling countryside views, and peaceful semi rural setting, offering a rare balance of country living with excellent accessibility to two of the South West's most vibrant cities.
Surrounded by beautiful open countryside and an extensive network of footpaths, bridleways and cycling routes, the village is particularly appealing to those who enjoy an active outdoor lifestyle. The elevated position of the village provides spectacular views across the surrounding landscape towards both Bristol and Bath.
At the heart of the community is the historic village pub, offering a welcoming atmosphere for residents and visitors alike, while nearby Keynsham, Bitton and Bath provide an excellent range of everyday amenities, independent shops, restaurants, schools and leisure facilities. The village enjoys convenient access to the A4174 Ring Road, M4 motorway network, Bristol Temple Meads and Bath Spa railway stations, making it an ideal location for commuters.
Upton Cheyney's blend of historic character, stunning countryside, strong community spirit and excellent connectivity continues to make it one of the most desirable village locations in the Bristol and Bath area.
Double glazed uPVC front door with double glazed windows to either side, creating a bright and welcoming entrance. Radiator, recessed matwell and tiled flooring. Attractive wall light. A multi pane door leads through to the sitting room.
Double glazed sash window to the front aspect with panelled reveals and a charming window seat. Exposed ceiling beams add considerable character, complemented by a wood burning stove set within an oak surround and mantel, with a brick hearth. Built-in shelving to one alcove provides useful display and storage space, while a useful understairs cupboard offers additional storage. Features include a dado rail, wall lights and a radiator. A door leads to the staircase and first floor accommodation.
A wonderful country style kitchen fitted with a range of wooden floor standing units topped with solid wood work surfaces. A traditional Belfast style sink with mixer tap enhances the timeless appeal, while exposed ceiling beams continue the characterful theme found throughout the property. There are designated spaces for a fridge, freezer and washing machine, together with high level wooden shelving supported by metal brackets, providing flexible storage in keeping with the traditional style.
Three double glazed windows overlook the rear garden, filling the room with natural light. Further features include a radiator and dado rail.
Door leading out to the rear garden. Cupboard housing the Worcester oil fired boiler, together with a further useful storage cupboard. Radiator.
Fitted with a white suite comprising a low level WC and corner wash hand basin with tiled splashback.
Sash window to the front aspect with panelled reveals, enjoying outstanding rural views. Useful linen cupboard. Staircase rising to the second floor.
Sash window to the front aspect with panelled reveals and a charming window seat affording beautiful far reaching rural views. Radiator and wall lights.
Velux window providing natural light. Fitted with a vanity wash hand basin with mixer tap and a low level WC. Access to useful eaves storage. Ceiling spotlights and radiator.
Obscure glazed window to the rear aspect. Fitted with a panelled bath featuring a mixer tap and handheld shower attachment with Aqua panels to the walls. Separate fully tiled shower enclosure with glass door and thermostatic shower. Vanity wash hand basin. Ceiling spotlights and radiator.
Window to the front aspect enjoying further wonderful rural views. Useful over stairs storage cupboard.
Sash window to the front aspect, offering far reaching rural views, together with a further window to the side aspect providing additional natural light. Attractive wooden flooring and radiator.
This beautiful home enjoys delightful gardens to both the front and rear.
The enclosed front garden measures approximately 15.5m (50ft) in depth and 6.5m (21ft) in width and benefits from gated access from Brewery Hill. Enjoying a desirable southerly aspect, this charming cottage style garden is beautifully stocked with a wide variety of mature plants and shrubs, including a stunning wisteria and an apple tree. A paved terrace immediately in front of the cottage provides the perfect setting for relaxing or al fresco dining, while the lawned area offers additional outdoor enjoyment. There is a right of way in favour of the adjoining cottage.
The rear garden also benefits from gated access onto Brewery Hill and is subject to a right of way serving the neighbouring cottage. An outside tap is provided, ideal for gardening enthusiasts. Offering a high degree of privacy, the garden is richly planted with mature trees and shrubs and includes productive raspberry and strawberry patches, together with fig trees. A particularly attractive feature is the traditional stone well with tiled canopy situated at the rear of the garden. A pathway leads through to the garage, while the oil tank is discreetly positioned to the side of the garden.
Constructed of stone and tile under a pitched roof, the garage is fitted with an up and over door together with a personal side door providing direct access to the rear garden. Power and lighting are connected.
The garage is approached via double timber gates leading onto a shared driveway, over which the cottage benefits from a right of way for access to the garage.
Freehold
According to the Valuation Office Agency website, cti.voa.gov.uk the present Council Tax Band for the property is E. Please note that change of ownership is a ‘relevant transaction’ that can lead to the review of the existing council tax banding assessment.
Local authority. South Gloucestershire
Services. main water and drainage. Oil central heating. mains electric
Mobile phone.EE O2 Three Vodafone. All good outdoor coverage. Source Ofcom
Broadband. Super fast 80 mps source Ofcom
property is located within a coal mining reporting area
property is located within a conservation area
Tree with a preservation order
Grade II listed
