Christer House

Christer House was originally an old stone agricultural building and was purchased by the present owner in 1990 at the start of its conversion. As a result, the striking and deceptively large interior is of bespoke and contemporary design where there is emphasis on light rooms, which take advantage of its superb views.

A stunning 24' garden room with bi-fold doors was added in 2007 with panoramic 180 degrees open views over its land, and beyond to wooded hills of the Gordano Valley and across the Channel to the Welsh Coast. The garden room opens to a balcony terrace with glazed balustrade capturing the view.

The main living accommodation is striking with the sitting room, garden room, large kitchen/breakfast room all linked by an open plan arrangement with views across to the Welsh Coast. The sitting room and dining room have log burning stoves. The excellent kitchen/ breakfast room has a central island and breakfast bar and is fitted with an electric Aga, integrated appliances including a Rangemaster cabinet fridge/freezer and dishwasher. A study overlooks the drive and a bedroom suite, currently used as a games room, opens to the terrace.

On the first floor, the principal bedroom is particularly attractive with a vaulted ceiling, roof trusses and French doors open to a balcony with glazed balustrade. The panoramic views to the Welsh coast are superb. There are three further bedrooms, one of which opens to a balcony, two en suite shower rooms and a family bathroom.

Christer House is approached through a double gated entrance and over a drive which passes the front of the house leading to a detached part stone and tile double garage with electrically operated door. To the rear is an attached workshop/store room with w.c. and Belfast sink. There is a generous parking area and raised stone beds planted with shrubs and roses against a stone wall with lane frontage.

Spanning the width of the rear of the house is a terrace with panoramic views. Steps lead down to a large expanse of level lawn and a further large terrace with glazed balustrade takes full advantage of the 180 degree view and is ideal for entertaining.

The drive continues past the garden to a detached stone and tiled outbuilding with two stables and an attached open barn/hay store. Adjoining the garden is a field with vehicular access from the drive.

Council Tax Band G

Bristol 9.25 miles M5(J19 2.5 miles) Clevedon 5.5 miles Portishead 2 miles Nailsea & Backwell Rail Station 4.8 miles Bristol Airport 8.8 miles Cribbs Causeway Regional Shopping Centre 8.6 miles

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