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Nethway West Harptree, BS40 8HG Nethway West Harptree, BS40 8HG Description: There is a double bedroom to the front of the house and Nethway one to the rear with a good size single room on the side Nethway is a detached three bedroom bungalow with elevation. The bathroom has been converted to a Bristol Road, West Harptree, BS40 6HG good ceiling heights and large double glazed windows, double shower room with white modern suite. making for a bright and airy atmosphere. It has gas fired central heating and stands in good size gardens with The bungalow is well presented with pleasing neutral ample parking to the fron t and views to the Mendip Hills. decoration and we cannot emphasise enough the great A very tidy light and airy three bedroom To the rear the level garde n adjoins farmland with far potential it could offer. reaching views. It is one of the last bungalows in the bungalow with large garden and lovely road not converted to a house and this could quite easily Outside: be achieved (subject to planning permission). views - close to the village centre and Nethway is approached from Bristol Road through a five offering loads of potential for extension Situation: bar gate onto the front drive – where there is plenty of parking and turning area to the front of the property. (subject to planning permission). Nethway is located on Bristol Road, a road leading away Paths lead either side of the bungalow to the rear from the centre of the village and close to t he doctors garden. surgery and dentist. West Ha rptree is located in the heart of the Chew Valley, an area of outstanding natural The rear garden is a large level space with mature beauty 9 miles south of Bristol. The area is renowned boundaries and commands delightful views over • Detached Bungalow for the ‘Lakes’ at Chew Stoke and Blagdon, offering farmland to the hills beyond. T he level lawn leads away plenty of country pursuits. West Harptree is on the south from the rear patio area with doors from the utility room • Close to village centre side of the valley with a backdrop of the Mendip Hills, and French doors in the kitchen. making a shelt ered position. The village has an • Beautifully presented excellent shop, post office, p arish church, village hall, Guide Price: £399,950 doctors surgery and dentist, a couple of village public • Further potential to extend houses and beauty salon. Primary schooling is available Tenure: Freehold at nearby East Harptree and Ubley and falls in the • Large garden and views catchment for Chew Valley Comprehensive School, Local Authority: Bath and North East Somerset served by a bus. Council • Three bedrooms Accommodation: Viewing Arrangements: Strictly by appointment with • EPC rating: D the Agent, David James & Partners Ltd. Wrington. The accommodation is laid over a single floor with a Tel 01934 864300 front entrance porch leading into a large central reception hall with four panelled doors leading into each Ref: 24909/09/07/15 of the rooms. PLANS AND PARTICULARS The sitting room is located at the front of the house with The sale plan has been prepared from the OS Map with the sanction of HMSO and has been amended as necessary for the purpose of this sale. Crown Copyright a large picture window with view over the driv e to the Reserved. Licence No. 100003612. Both plan and particulars are believed to be correct but they do not constitute an y part of any offer or contract and any Mendip Hills, fireplace alcove and second window to intending purchaser must satisfy himself by inspection or otherwise, as to the correctness of each of the statements contained in these particulars as all such side. The kitchen is at the rear of the house and is a statements are made without responsibility on the part o f David James & Partners good space with a modern kitchen fit ted at one end and or the vendor or his solicitor. Barley Wood Stables, Long Lane, Wrington, North Somerset, BS40 5SA dining area to the other. There are two sets of double WAYLEAVES, RIGHTS OF WAY, EASEMENTS, ETC The property is sold subject to all rights including rights of way whether public or [email protected] glazed French doors onto the rear garden and a door private, light, support, drainage, water and electricity supplies and o ther rights, Tel 01934 864300 into the utility room and cloakroom. covenants, agreements and all existing and proposed wayleaves, masts, pylons, stays, cables, drains and water, gas or other pipes whether referred to in these www.davidjames.org.uk particulars or not and to the provisions of any planning scheme of the County or Local Authorities. Barley Wood Stables, Long Lane, Wrington, North Somerset, BS40 5SA [email protected] Tel 01934 864300 www.davidjames.org.uk FLOOR PLAN D161 Printed by Ravensworth 01670 713330 Our Roots go Deep in Property Auctions Planning & Environmental Rural Valuations Taxation Building/ Development Property agents Design Old Sodbury Office 01454 320144 | Wrington Office 01934 864300 | Wotton -under - Edge Office 01453 843720 .
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