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Mulberry Lodge 49 Cambridge Road, Clevedon, North Somerset, BS21 7NB Mulberry Lodge 49 Cambridge Road, Clevedon, North Somerset, BS21 7NB Mulberry Lodge Gross Internal Area (approx) = 434.7 sq m / 4679 sq ft (Excluding Void/ Parking Space) Cellar = 24.7 sq m / 266 sq ft Gym / Studio = 26.4 sq m / 284 sq ft Total = 485.8 sq m / 5229 sq ft For identification only. Not to scale. Cellar (Not shown in Second Floor actual location/ orientation) Ground Floor First Floor Savills Bristol Important Notice: Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: 1. They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation 20 The Mall, to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement Clifton Village, that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. Bristol BS8 4DR It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, +44 (0) 117 933 5800 equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. 18/11/28 KN [email protected] Mulberry Lodge 49 Cambridge Road, Clevedon, North Somerset, BS21 7NB A truly special Victorian bay fronted family house standing within a sizable plot • Entrance vestibule and reception hall • Drawing room, sitting room and dining room • Kitchen/breakfast room • Garden room • Utility and cellar • Master bedroom • Two bedrooms with a Jack and Jill bathroom • Fourth bedroom and family bathroom • Two interconnecting top floor bedrooms, one en suite • Loose gravelled drive and car parking • Garage and workshop • Ornamental front garden, sun terrace and fully enclosed south west facing rear garden • EPC Rating = E Mileages • M5, junction 20: 1.2 miles • Nailsea & Backwell Train Station: 6.2 miles • Clifton: 12.2 miles • Bristol City Centre: 12.7 miles Description An impressive and beautifully presented stone built semi-detached family surrounded by Laurel and Beech hedges with an established Cherry tree house providing significant 4679 sq ft of accommodation and arranged creating a particular point of interest. The garage is generous, in scale over three floors. The ornate façade belies the modern and contemporary with a work/hobby room behind which could be adapted for a home interior which includes many enhancements such as complementing office should one wish. A pedestrian door provides access to the side double glazed sash windows throughout most of the property, a stunning and garden. The rear garden is south westerly facing and heavily stocked kitchen/breakfast room and garden room, the latter being an addition. with a wide variety of established plants, shrubs and trees. Well tended Notwithstanding, the property has retained its Victorian integrity and on and managed they provide excellent privacy and optimum sun light. A display are many traditional features including cornice, roses, architraves, landscaped terrace off the garden room offers alfresco dining opportunities shutters and fireplaces. Mulberry Lodge is advantageously placed with and a wonderful vantage point to survey the garden. good street presence and has the benefit of a sizable garden which enjoys a sunny south westerly orientation. Beautifully screened with mature Situation shrubs and tree providing privacy and strategically placed terraces to Clevedon is a popular North Somerset costal town located on the edge of capture maximum sunlight. the Bristol Channel. Clevedon town centre has a wide range of amenities The property is approached via the traditional vestibule with a solid front and within level walking are banks and a post office. Restaurants and door, glazed top light and arrow slit windows either side. A tiled floor wine bars are available in the nearby Hill Road. There are golf courses, leads through to the cloakroom. The reception hall is magnificent with woodland and costal walks in addition to schools, primary and secondary. the rising staircase with mahogony turned handrail and ornate balustrades. Bristol is 12.6 miles distant with a more extensive range of retail outlets On display is the original cornice and rose and these are complemented and established independent schools with dedicated buses running from by some strategic down lighting. There are four principal rooms lying Clevedon. For the commuter, the M5 nearby serves the South West and directly off. The drawing room is dual aspect with a sweeping bay and Midlands and links to the M4 South Wales and London. There are rail there are working shutters. The focal point is the fireplace with impressive services available from Bristol Temple Meads (approx 13.3 miles) and marble surround and cast and tiled inset with an open flue. A ceiling Yatton (approx 4.8 miles) both of which have regular services to London rose and cornice is also on display. The sitting room is more intimate and a number of cities nationwide. Bristol International Airport has an with further detail and a feature fireplace and book shelving into the extensive schedule of flights to many European and some long haul recesses either side. The dining room has enjoyed plenty of use over destinations. the years and doubles as a game rooms. There is a quality wood floor and picture windows over the front elevation with a fireplace, ceiling Agents Comment rose, cornice and picture rail on display. The kitchen/breakfast room has Beautiful attention to detail and wonderful rooms. A truly impressive been beautifully appointed and hand crafted with a central preparation family house. island with polished granite surfaces and a breakfast bar. A Rangemaster cooker (available by separate negotiation) takes pride of place and there is an inset Belfast sink and also space and plumbing for a dishwasher. A useful walk in pantry lies directly off and an opening leads through to the contemporary sunny garden room. This is a lovely, relaxed space with ease of access to the sun terrace and garden during the warmer summer months. A utility located off has all of the prerequisite plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer. The cellar accessed from both the hall or garden includes a wine store, a further store with a cold shelf and houses the gas fired boiler supplying the domestic hot water and central heating. Located off the first floor landing there are four good sized bedrooms with differing orientations and served by a family bathroom with a comprehensive white suite. Two of the bedrooms share a Jack and Jill bathroom which is sizable and also has the benefit of some store cupboards. The master bedroom is beautifully appointed, dual aspect with a bay and elevated views which extend over the Channel. The top floor offers two interconnecting bedrooms, perfect for teenagers with further elevated views of the Bristol Channel and there is an additional bathroom. The landscaped front garden includes two level lawns either side of the gravelled drive which offers plenty of parking. The front garden is .
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