Beech Drive, Nailsea, Bristol
Offers in the Region Of £369,950 (Tenant Fees)

A very deceptive 4 bedroom detached family house found in the Nailsea Park - Trendlewood area, ideally placed within easy reach of all amenities, parkland and the excellent local schools with Golden Valley School (OFSTED Outstanding) less than a 5 minute walk away. The house offers well laid out accommodation with 2 reception rooms, a fully fitted kitchen, well proportioned bedrooms, a double drive, an integral garage and private gardens.

This clearly much loved family home is being sold for the first time since new and over the last thirty or more years the property has been carefully maintained. In more recent times, the house has been updated and improved with works having included uPVC double-glazed replacement windows, a new high efficiency Worcester central heating boiler, a refurbished bathroom and a good quality Oak Shaker style fitted kitchen. The current EPC which was prepared in 2010 while still valid probably doesn’t accurately reflect the current Energy Efficiency of the house which will have improved now given that at that time the new windows had not been installed, there was just secondary glazing and the loft insulation has also been upgraded since.

The accommodation is well designed and of good size with a spacious reception hall opening to all ground floor rooms. There is a cloakroom, an attractive living room that opens to both the private rear garden and to the adjoining dining room. The kitchen is larger than appears in the photographs and is well fitted with the added advantage of a breakfast bar too. The bedrooms are a further particular feature of the house with three of the four being comfortable double rooms and the fourth bedroom a generous single. The bathroom is in classic white to match the cloakroom and there is good access to the loft.

The house is approached from the head of the cul de sac via a smart block paved double drive that easily provides parking for two cars and leads to the integral garage with lighting, power, insulation and a wall mounted gas fired boiler.

The path continues to the front door and beyond through a gate to the rear garden which is fully enclosed with timber panel fencing and screen walling along one side. Deep well stocked borders are planted with a variety of established trees shrubs and bushes while, a broad paved patio adjoins the back of the house. A garden shed is hidden away to the side of the house.