Bristol Road
Corston, Bath, Somerset, BA2 9AA
Guide Price
£1,600,000
Residential Tags: Georgian
Property Tags: Equestrian
Land Tags: Allotment, Pasture Land
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Jul 2022
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: Georgian
- Property Tags: Equestrian
- Land Tags: Allotment, Pasture Land
Bathroom, en suite and 2 WCs
Entrance hall
Sitting room
Dining room
Kitchen/breakfast room
Study
Separate one double bedroom self-contained ‘Coach House’ annexe
Studio/office in garden ‘pod’ with WC/ shower room
4.5 acres including approx. 1 acre of garden
Double garage with utility room and WC
Stables for up to four horses & tack room
An elegant Bath stone, Georgian style, detached 4-bedroom family home on the edge of the village of Corston, to the west of the City of Bath. Avonwood House was originally a wooden frame house built in the early 1800s but was totally rebuilt in the 1980s, thus is of modern construction. Windows in the main house have new bespoke Georgian sash double glazed wood frame windows. With high ceilings, airiness and light and a symmetrical façade, it reflects the finest features of Georgian architecture. The house sits in a plot of just over 4 ½ acres, with approx. an acre of garden and with a field to the front. In an elevated position away from the road, the property enjoys lovely views to the hills.
The accommodation includes a reception lobby, hallway, a dining room, sitting room, kitchen/breakfast room, downstairs WC, study, and utility room on the ground floor. Upstairs are four good sized double bedrooms, the master has an en suite bathroom and there is a family bathroom and separate WC Adjoining the house is a spacious ‘Coach House’ annexe with a sitting/dining room, fitted kitchen, bedroom, and shower room. Additionally, there is an architect designed, fully insulated and serviced garden “pod” with a shower room and french doors to private garden providing further flexible space e.g. office, gym, or additional guest accommodation.
The impressive panelled front door leads to a spacious reception hallway with ceiling cornicing and tiled floor. Behind a mirrored door lies a spacious shelved under-stair storage cupboard.
To the left is the sitting room with Bath stone fireplace and mantelpiece with inset wood burning stove. The walls are part panelled and to the front and side are Georgian style sash windows. There is decorative cornicing to the ceiling and a central ceiling rose. The flooring is polished oak.
To the right of the hall is a dining room. This also has dual aspect to side and front and oak parquet flooring. Again, the walls are part panelled and there is decorative corning to the ceiling and a central ceiling rose. A recently added oak staircase with inset lights lead to the first floor.
To the rear of the house is the kitchen breakfast room which has an open archway to the rear of the property and a utility room. The fully fitted kitchen has a one and a half bowl stainless sink with window above to side aspect, a 5-door gas fired Aga with a separate electric controlled hob that was installed in 2016 as well as a smaller electric Smeg microwave and convection oven, convenient for use in the summer months. There is a range of solid wood wall and base cupboards with handy pulled out drawers to the corners, pull out larder unit and granite worksurfaces. The flooring has traditional terracotta coloured tiles. There is also a handy breakfast bar and room for a family sized table. Beyond the archway is a glazed door and panelled windows overlooking the terrace and rear garden bringing in lots of light to this room.
The useful utility room has fitted wall cupboards, a stainless steel sink with spray tap, a wooden worktop, a wine fridge and is plumbed for dishwasher with room for fridge and freezer.
There is a downstairs cloakroom off the hall with a storage cupboard which also houses the gas boiler.
A south facing study with views over the garden with ample built-in storage is also off the hall.
The current owners have tastefully improved the original layout, with professional restoration and refurbishment carried out by a high quality builder. The improvements include all new bathrooms and a beautiful bespoke oak staircase with bannisters. All the bedrooms are dual aspect, and the elegant master bedroom has an entrance lobby with built in storage on both sides that leads to the bedroom. The bedroom has two sash windows, one looking over the fields to the front and one to the side, cornicing and dado rail and ornate central ceiling rose. The carpet is a soft neutral shade. This has an ensuite shower room with shower cubicle, wash hand basin, low level WC and is fully tiled with heated ladder-style towel rail.
The second bedroom faces the front of the house and has a neutral carpet. Georgian style sash windows to front and side, ornate cornicing and central ceiling rose.
The two front rooms both have access to a small landing with panoramic views of Kelston hill.
The third bedroom has wooden flooring and a feature asymmetric shaped window overlooking of the pond terrace property and a south facing window looking over fields to the rear of the property and central ceiling rose. This room has large, fitted wardrobes.
The fourth bedroom has oak flooring and a distinctive square bay window to the rear of the house, allowing in lots of natural light and providing panoramic views over the garden and countryside to the south.
Also on this floor is a separate WC with wash hand basin, partly tiled with heated floor and built-in storage.
The well-appointed family bathroom has a sloping ceiling over a free-standing roll top claw foot bath with mixer tap with a window to the side. There is a separate large shower cubicle with built in shelf for toiletries. Under the large south facing window there is a large wash hand basin with waterfall tap and a large built in under basin cupboard with two pull out drawers. Fully tiled walls, WC with concealed cistern heated ladder towel rail and underfloor heating.
Coach House
Adjoining the property and with its own entrance is the Coach House. This beautifully designed secondary accommodation has been decorated in a period style and has vaulted ceilings, wooden beams, and flagstone flooring. It would be ideal for a dependent relative or for guest accommodation yet can also be easily subsumed within the main living space. The spacious sitting/dining room has feature exposed stone walls at either end, a stone mantelpiece with inset log burning stove and contemporary hanging light fitting adding a modern twist to the décor. A hallway off leads to a bedroom, large enough for a super king size bed and has a separate dressing room space with built in storage on two sides. There is a fully fitted kitchen with electric underfloor heating with white gloss units and wooden worktop, an integrated fridge, small dishwasher, microwave combi oven and two ring hob and extractor fan over and ceiling spotlighting. The bathroom is designed as a luxury wet room, with shower, WC, and wash hand basin. It is fully tiled in a natural stone with an electric underfloor heating system. It has been designed for use by a person with mobility issue with grab rails and strengthened walls for further rails if desired the Coach House has a gas combi Worcester heating and hot water system, independent from the main house. (There is scope for extending the Coach House to provide a further bedroom if desired).
Garage
Two sets of double doors with one side providing space to park one car. The other side has a storage area and a door leading to the coach house/annex kitchen.
A door leads to a utility room with fitted wall cupboards. Large stainless steel freestanding sink unit with spray attachment suitable for muddy dog/boot washing with plumbing for washing machine below.
Ample Electric sockets and lighting throughout and overhead storage.
Outside
To the front of the house is a terrace bordered by a stone balustrade from which views across the field can be enjoyed whilst to the east side of the house is a wide gravelled driveway with ample parking for many vehicles. Beyond the Italianate balustrade to the front is an impressive Cedar of Lebanon. Many varieties of fruit trees can be found around the garden including fig, cherry, apple, pear, and walnut.
The gardens just to the rear of the property enjoy an Italianate feel with decking from the kitchen leading to a terrace, with a large raised ornamental fishpond with lilies and a stone surround and flowerbeds stocked with flowering shrubs and plants. There is a charming stone building beyond, one of many interesting features to be found around the garden, including a stone wall with three inset arches and a pretty covered well.
Within the formal garden, yet secluded from the main house, is the architect designed and built “pod”, fully insulated, and serviced. It has been designed in a style which has a nod to the agricultural use of the former building. This multipurpose flexible space has been used as a gym as well as an office. With oak flooring and double glass doors leading to a small gravelled private garden. A large central ceiling roof light provides additional natural light, sockets are set in the wall under the floor for safe wiring for desks and there is superfast Wi-Fi. There is an en-suite shower room and WC. This room could comfortably house 4 desks. The Pod has a separate electric heating system controlled by Nest and its own electric hot water tank. It is a tranquil spot with views overlooking the Corston Community Orchard to the rear.
Also at the rear of the house is a courtyard with stabling for up to four horses and a tack room. There is also a spacious lean-to log store where the ride on mower is stored. Beyond the stables is an allotment area planted with a wide variety of produce including white, black, and red currants, gooseberries, raspberries, blueberries, and rhubarb giving plenty of scope for the green-fingered.
Tucked away in the far corner is a pond, formerly an old Victorian swimming pool, which is fed by a spring. This area is teeming with wildlife and is a sunny west facing area in which to sit and enjoy the evening sun.
To the front of the property is a wild garden area. The garden is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna including voles, visiting owls, ravens, badgers, birds of prey and deer and there is meadow grassy area with wildflowers, including
orchids.
The property includes ownership of a private lane that leads to the main road and in the opposite direction leads to the public footpath that runs at the rear of the property into the village of Corston, as well as to the gate for the newly established Corston Community Orchard that lies at the rear of the property.
• Electric car-charging point (PodPoint)
• Gas central heating
• Two septic tanks (one for the pod an annexe and one for the main house shared with next door. This is soon to be uniquely for Avonwood House)
• Driveway shared with Avonwood Cottage
• EPC to be agreed
• Bath & North East Somerset Council Band G
• The property is not listed.
• The property is approached via a drive owned by
Avonwood House but shared with the two other properties on the lane. Access agreements are in place.
This property is being sold with no onward chain and early viewing is highly recommended.
Avonwood House
Four bedrooms in main house
Bathroom, en suite and 2 WCs
Entrance hall
Sitting room
Dining room
Kitchen/breakfast room
Study
Separate one double bedroom self-contained ‘Coach House’ annexe
Studio/office in garden ‘pod’ with WC/ shower room
4.5 acres including approx. 1 acre of garden
Double garage with utility room and WC
Stables for up to four horses & tack room
An elegant Bath stone, Georgian style, detached 4-bedroom family home on the edge of the village of Corston, to the west of the City of Bath. Avonwood House was originally a wooden frame house built in the early 1800s but was totally rebuilt in the 1980s, thus is of modern construction. Windows in the main house have new bespoke Georgian sash double glazed wood frame windows. With high ceilings, airiness and light and a symmetrical façade, it reflects the finest features of Georgian architecture. The house sits in a plot of just over 4 ½ acres, with approx. an acre of garden and with a field to the front. In an elevated position away from the road, the property enjoys lovely views to the hills. The accommodation includes a reception lobby, hallway, a dining room, sitting room, kitchen/breakfast room, downstairs WC, study, and utility room on the ground floor. Upstairs are four good sized double bedrooms, the master has an en suite bathroom and there is a family bathroom and separate WC Adjoining the house is a spacious ‘Coach House’ annexe with a sitting/dining room, fitted kitchen, bedroom, and shower room. Additionally, there is an architect designed, fully insulated and serviced garden “pod” with a shower room and french doors to private garden providing further flexible space e.g. office, gym, or additional guest accommodation.
The impressive panelled front door leads to a spacious reception hallway with ceiling cornicing and tiled floor. Behind a mirrored door lies a spacious shelved under-stair storage cupboard.
To the left is the sitting room with Bath stone fireplace and mantelpiece with inset wood burning stove. The walls are part panelled and to the front and side are Georgian style sash windows. There is decorative cornicing to the ceiling and a central ceiling rose. The flooring is polished oak.
To the right of the hall is a dining room. This also has dual aspect to side and front and oak parquet flooring. Again, the walls are part panelled and there is decorative corning to the ceiling and a central ceiling rose. A recently added oak staircase with inset lights lead to the first floor.
To the rear of the house is the kitchen breakfast room which has an open archway to the rear of the property and a utility room. The fully fitted kitchen has a one and a half bowl stainless sink with window above to side aspect, a 5-door gas fired Aga with a separate electric controlled hob that was installed in 2016 as well as a smaller electric Smeg microwave and convection oven, convenient for use in the summer months. There is a range of solid wood wall and base cupboards with handy pulled out drawers to the corners, pull out larder unit and granite worksurfaces. The flooring has traditional terracotta coloured tiles. There is also a handy breakfast bar and room for a family sized table. Beyond the archway is a glazed door and panelled windows overlooking the terrace and rear garden bringing in lots of light to this room.
The useful utility room has fitted wall cupboards, a stainless steel sink with spray tap, a wooden worktop, a wine fridge and is plumbed for dishwasher with room for fridge and freezer.
There is a downstairs cloakroom off the hall with a storage cupboard which also houses the gas boiler.
A south facing study with views over the garden with ample built-in storage is also off the hall.
The current owners have tastefully improved the original layout, with professional restoration and refurbishment carried out by a high quality builder. The improvements include all new bathrooms and a beautiful bespoke oak staircase with bannisters. All the bedrooms are dual aspect, and the elegant master bedroom has an entrance lobby with built in storage on both sides that leads to the bedroom. The bedroom has two sash windows, one looking over the fields to the front and one to the side, cornicing and dado rail and ornate central ceiling rose. The carpet is a soft neutral shade. This has an ensuite shower room with shower cubicle, wash hand basin, low level WC and is fully tiled with heated ladder-style towel rail.
The second bedroom faces the front of the house and has a neutral carpet. Georgian style sash windows to front and side, ornate cornicing and central ceiling rose.
The two front rooms both have access to a small landing with panoramic views of Kelston hill.
The third bedroom has wooden flooring and a feature asymmetric shaped window overlooking of the pond terrace property and a south facing window looking over fields to the rear of the property and central ceiling rose. This room has large, fitted wardrobes.
The fourth bedroom has oak flooring and a distinctive square bay window to the rear of the house, allowing in lots of natural light and providing panoramic views over the garden and countryside to the south.
Also on this floor is a separate WC with wash hand basin, partly tiled with heated floor and built-in storage.
The well-appointed family bathroom has a sloping ceiling over a free-standing roll top claw foot bath with mixer tap with a window to the side. There is a separate large shower cubicle with built in shelf for toiletries. Under the large south facing window there is a large wash hand basin with waterfall tap and a large built in under basin cupboard with two pull out drawers. Fully tiled walls, WC with concealed cistern heated ladder towel rail and underfloor heating.
Coach House
Adjoining the property and with its own entrance is the Coach House. This beautifully designed secondary accommodation has been decorated in a period style and has vaulted ceilings, wooden beams, and flagstone flooring. It would be ideal for a dependent relative or for guest accommodation yet can also be easily subsumed within the main living space. The spacious sitting/dining room has feature exposed stone walls at either end, a stone mantelpiece with inset log burning stove and contemporary hanging light fitting adding a modern twist to the décor. A hallway off leads to a bedroom, large enough for a super king size bed and has a separate dressing room space with built in storage on two sides. There is a fully fitted kitchen with electric underfloor heating with white gloss units and wooden worktop, an integrated fridge, small dishwasher, microwave combi oven and two ring hob and extractor fan over and ceiling spotlighting. The bathroom is designed as a luxury wet room, with shower, WC, and wash hand basin. It is fully tiled in a natural stone with an electric underfloor heating system. It has been designed for use by a person with mobility issue with grab rails and strengthened walls for further rails if desired the Coach House has a gas combi Worcester heating and hot water system, independent from the main house. (There is scope for extending the Coach House to provide a further bedroom if desired).
Garage
Two sets of double doors with one side providing space to park one car. The other side has a storage area and a door leading to the coach house/annex kitchen.
A door leads to a utility room with fitted wall cupboards. Large stainless steel freestanding sink unit with spray attachment suitable for muddy dog/boot washing with plumbing for washing machine below.
Ample Electric sockets and lighting throughout and overhead storage.
Outside
To the front of the house is a terrace bordered by a stone balustrade from which views across the field can be enjoyed whilst to the east side of the house is a wide gravelled driveway with ample parking for many vehicles. Beyond the Italianate balustrade to the front is an impressive Cedar of Lebanon. Many varieties of fruit trees can be found around the garden including fig, cherry, apple, pear, and walnut.
The gardens just to the rear of the property enjoy an Italianate feel with decking from the kitchen leading to a terrace, with a large raised ornamental fishpond with lilies and a stone surround and flowerbeds stocked with flowering shrubs and plants. There is a charming stone building beyond, one of many interesting features to be found around the garden, including a stone wall with three inset arches and a pretty covered well.
Within the formal garden, yet secluded from the main house, is the architect designed and built “pod”, fully insulated, and serviced. It has been designed in a style which has a nod to the agricultural use of the former building. This multipurpose flexible space has been used as a gym as well as an office. With oak flooring and double glass doors leading to a small gravelled private garden. A large central ceiling roof light provides additional natural light, sockets are set in the wall under the floor for safe wiring for desks and there is superfast Wi-Fi. There is an en-suite shower room and WC. This room could comfortably house 4 desks. The Pod has a separate electric heating system controlled by Nest and its own electric hot water tank. It is a tranquil spot with views overlooking the Corston Community Orchard to the rear.
Also at the rear of the house is a courtyard with stabling for up to four horses and a tack room. There is also a spacious lean-to log store where the ride on mower is stored. Beyond the stables is an allotment area planted with a wide variety of produce including white, black, and red currants, gooseberries, raspberries, blueberries, and rhubarb giving plenty of scope for the green-fingered.
Tucked away in the far corner is a pond, formerly an old Victorian swimming pool, which is fed by a spring. This area is teeming with wildlife and is a sunny west facing area in which to sit and enjoy the evening sun.
To the front of the property is a wild garden area. The garden is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna including voles, visiting owls, ravens, badgers, birds of prey and deer and there is meadow grassy area with wildflowers, including orchids.
The property includes ownership of a private lane that leads to the main road and in the opposite direction leads to the public footpath that runs at the rear of the property into the village of Corston, as well as to the gate for the newly established Corston Community Orchard that lies at the rear of the property.
• Electric car-charging point (PodPoint)
• Gas central heating
• Two septic tanks (one for the pod an annexe and one for the main house shared with next door. This is soon to be uniquely for Avonwood House)
• Driveway shared with Avonwood Cottage
• EPC to be agreed
• Bath & North East Somerset Council Band G
• The property is not listed.
• The property is approached via a drive owned by Avonwood House but shared with the two other properties on the lane. Access agreements are in place.
This property is being sold with no onward chain and early viewing is highly recommended.
Avonwood House
Four bedrooms in main house
Bathroom, en suite and two WCs
Entrance hall
Sitting room
Dining room
Kitchen/breakfast room
Study
Separate one double bedroom self-contained ‘Coach House’ annexe
Studio/office in garden ‘pod’ with WC/ shower room
4.5 acres including approx. 1 acre of garden
Double garage with utility room and WC
Stables for up to four horses & tack room
An elegant Bath stone, Georgian style, detached 4-bedroom family home on the edge of the village of Corston, to the west of the City of Bath. Avonwood House was originally a wooden frame house built in the early 1800s but was totally rebuilt in the 1980s, thus is of modern construction. Windows in the main house have new bespoke Georgian sash double glazed wood frame windows. With high ceilings, airiness and light and a symmetrical façade, it reflects the finest features of Georgian architecture. The house sits in a plot of just over 4 ½ acres, with approx. an acre of garden and with a field to the front. In (truncated)
Marketed by: Peter Greatorex Unique Homes, Bath
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.