• The house
    Cherington Road, Nailsea
  • Extensive garden
    Cherington Road, Nailsea
  • Spacious living room
    Cherington Road, Nailsea
  • Dining Room
    Cherington Road, Nailsea
  • Generous kitchen
    Cherington Road, Nailsea
  • Bedroom 1
    Cherington Road, Nailsea
  • Bedroom 2 of 4
    Cherington Road, Nailsea
  • Bedroom 3 of 4
    Cherington Road, Nailsea
  • Family bathroom
    Cherington Road, Nailsea
  • Patio and garden
    Cherington Road, Nailsea
  • Side garden area
    Cherington Road, Nailsea
  • Cherington Road, Nailsea
  • Cherington Road, Nailsea
  • Cherington Road, Nailsea
  • Cherington Road, Nailsea
  • Cherington Road, Nailsea
  • Cherington Road, Nailsea
  • Cherington Road, Nailsea
  • Cherington Road, Nailsea
  • Cherington Road, Nailsea
  • Cherington Road, Nailsea
  • Cherington Road, Nailsea

Cherington Road, Nailsea
£499,950 (Tenant Fees)

4 1 2
  • A superb setting in the Trendlewood area
  • Extensive side and rear garden
  • 4 comfortable bedrooms
  • Spacious reception rooms
  • Light airy design
  • Generous kitchen - updated in recent years
  • New central heating boiler in 2024
  • Good energy efficiency
  • Drive, garage and additional gated hardstanding for a caravan or motorhome
  • No onward chain delays
4 1 2
  • A superb setting in the Trendlewood area
  • Extensive side and rear garden
  • 4 comfortable bedrooms
  • Spacious reception rooms
  • Light airy design
  • Generous kitchen - updated in recent years
  • New central heating boiler in 2024
  • Good energy efficiency
  • Drive, garage and additional gated hardstanding for a caravan or motorhome
  • No onward chain delays

Cherington Road, Nailsea £499,950 (Tenant Fees)

A very well proportioned detached 4 bedroom family home with an extensive rear garden, a drive and garage and gated parking space for a caravan or motor home. This impressive property stands in the always sought after Trendlewood area of Nailsea within easy reach of Golden Valley School, parkland, St Francis School and the town centre.

The house was originally built in the early 1980’s by a respected, award-winning developer though in more recent years the property has been carefully updated and improved. The accommodation is generously proportioned throughout with very well balanced, neutrally decorated living space, while the plot is among the largest within the development.

The setting is particularly appealing. Cherington Road lies within a 5 minute walk of Golden Valley School, where open parkland provides lots of green space with Nowhere Wood beyond contributing to the area’s popularity among families. The wider area is made up of similarly well-maintained homes, most occupying sizeable plots that help preserve a feeling of space and maturity.

Nailsea’s town centre is just over half a mile away and is easily accessible on foot in about 10 minutes. Here, residents have access to a good range of amenities, including healthcare facilities, a pedestrianised shopping centre, and large Waitrose and Tesco supermarkets.

There are a number of cafés, bars and restaurants in the town centre and the picturesque Farmhouse pub is also close by. For those who enjoy walking or cycling, the nearby countryside offers routes out towards Backwell Common and beyond with A Sustrans cycle route easily accessible.

For commuting, the property is well placed. Bristol is approximately eight miles. Two junctions of the M5 are within six miles, and a mainline railway station is located in the neighbouring village of Backwell, providing regular services to regional and national destinations including direct trains to London Paddington in under two hours.

The Accommodation.
The house is approached via a pillared porch, which shelters the front door leading into the reception hall. From here, doors lead to the principal living areas and a cloakroom with WC and wash basin.

The living room, at the front of the house, provides superb space with a broad window allowing a more open outlook. A double doorway connects this room creating an attractive flow with the spacious dining room creating an attractive flow to the layout with the dining room opening directly out to the rear patio and garden.

The kitchen has been refurbished and fitted with contemporary wall and floor cupboards and roll edge laminated work surfaces. There is space for an upright fridge freezer, space for a washing machine, tumble dryer and a dishwasher, while a built in oven grill has a matching inset hob and a chimney hood above.

A door opens from the kitchen to the large area of garden at the side of the house— this space offers potential for extension if even more accommodation is ever needed, subject to planning consent.

On the first floor, the landing gives access to four bedrooms and the family bathroom. Three of the four bedrooms have built in wardrobes – cupboards and the dimensions of all the rooms are extremely comfortable with the properties enhanced by the light, airy design.

The principal bedroom enjoys an outlook to the front and offers ample space to create an en suite shower room if desired, as has been successfully completed in similar homes of this design that we have sold in recent years.

The bathroom has also been updated with a classic white suite, comprising a ‘P’ shape shower bath with electric shower over, a pedestal basin and WC. The walls are fully tiled to complement the suite and there is a window to the side.

Outside:
To the front the garden is laid to lawn of open plan design with a path leading to the porch and a gate at the side of the house opening to the garden.

A drive is arranged further to the side and provides parking while leading to both the detached Garage and via wide double gates to a gravelled hardstanding for a caravan or motorhome.

The private side and rear garden is a particular feature of the property due to its excellent size with sweeps of level lawn, a series of specimen shrubs and bushes and a patio area adjoining the back of the house.

Services & Outgoings:
Mains water, gas, electricity and drainage are connected. Telephone at present connected. Gas fired central heating through radiators with a recently installed (2024) high efficiency Vaillant boiler. uPVC double glazing. Hi speed broadband services are available and Cable broadband and TV services are available in the road.

Council Tax Band E.

Energy Performance:
The property has been assessed for Energy efficiency at Band C-69.

Construction:
The property is understood to be of traditional construction.

Viewing:
By appointment with HENSONS


Rooms

The Accommodation:

The house is approached via a pillared porch, which shelters the front door leading into the reception hall. From here, doors lead to the principal living areas and a cloakroom with WC and wash basin.

The living room, at the front of the house, provides superb space with a broad window allowing a more open outlook. A double doorway connects this room creating an attractive flow with the spacious dining room creating an attractive flow to the layout with the dining room opening directly out to the rear patio and garden.

The kitchen has been refurbished and fitted with contemporary wall and floor cupboards and roll edge laminated work surfaces. There is space for an upright fridge freezer, space for a washing machine, tumble dryer and a dishwasher, while a built in oven grill has a matching inset hob and a chimney hood above.

A door opens from the kitchen to the large area of garden at the side of the house— this space offers potential for extension if even more accommodation is ever needed, subject to planning consent.

On the first floor, the landing gives access to four bedrooms and the family bathroom. Three of the four bedrooms have built in wardrobes – cupboards and the dimensions of all the rooms are extremely comfortable with the properties enhanced by the light, airy design.

The principal bedroom enjoys an outlook to the front and offers ample space to create an en suite shower room if desired, as has been successfully completed in similar homes of this design that we have sold in recent years.

The bathroom has also been updated with a classic white suite, comprising a ‘P’ shape shower bath with electric shower over, a pedestal basin and WC. The walls are fully tiled to complement the suite and there is a window to the side.

Outside:


To the front the garden is laid to lawn of open plan design with a path leading to the porch and a gate at the side of the house opening to the garden.

A drive is arranged further to the side and provides parking while leading to both the detached Garage and via wide double gates to a gravelled hardstanding for a caravan or motorhome.

The private side and rear garden is a particular feature of the property due to its excellent size with sweeps of level lawn, a series of specimen shrubs and bushes and a patio area adjoining the back of the house.


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Cherington Road, Nailsea
Status: For Sale
Council Tax: E
Available: NOW
Ref #: AHN16490

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