A detailed planning consent has been granted for a detached two storey three-bedroom house in a desirable residential location with views across fields to the front. The house will have a spacious gross internal area of approximately 1150sq.ft with a rear garden and patio, a small front garden and two on-site parking spaces to the front of the property. The ground floor will have a canopied entrance porch leading into a hall, w.c., storage area and stairs with an open-plan lounge, dining and kitchen area. The first floor will have a landing and airing cupboard, three bedrooms, one en-suite and one bathroom. The house will sit on a brick plinth with brick corbel detail, stone heads and cills and rendered walls. There will be a roof window on the east-facing roof and a line of solar panels on the south-east facing roof.

The plot is level and clear and is approximately 266sq.m. A fence cuts across the middle of the plot, which extends beyond this fence line to the rear. An Energy Statement and an Ecological Appraisal have been completed.

Nailsea has a population of around 16000 people and is some 8 miles south-west of Bristol. The Nailsea and Backwell railway station has a direct line to Bristol, Bath and London Paddington. It is 5 miles to J20 of the M5 and 5 miles to Bristol Airport. The town has many amenities including a shopping centre with national chains such as Waitrose, Tesco, Boots and Costa, a Leisure Centre, numerous sports clubs, including cricket, football, rugby and hockey clubs and a golf club in nearby Tickenham. Local amenities include the 300- acre Tickenham, Nailsea and Kenn Moors SSSI and the Backwell Lake Local Nature Reserve. The 19th Century National Trust property Tyntesfield is nearby as is Cadbury Garden Centre. There are many independent shops and pubs in the town. There is a Tuesday Market every week, a Country Market most Fridays and a Farmers Market every third Saturday. The primary schools Kingshill and Grove Junior, as well as the secondary Ravenswood school, are all rated as Good by Ofsted. Independent education is offered at Fairfield School in Backwell and The Downs School as well as Sidcot School in Winscombe. Just eight miles to the north is the City of Bristol, which has all the amenities of one of England’s major Cities, including two Universities, the main shopping centres at Cabot Circus and Cribbs Causeway, excellent independent schools and iconic landmarks such as the Clifton Suspension Bridge.

The plot has access to all main services. An air source heat pump is envisaged for hot water and heating. We would advise interested parties to make their own enquires with regards to services prior to purchase.

The plot can be viewed only by appointment through The Land Bank Partnership. The gate is locked and we will need to arrange for this gate to be unlocked in order that you can walk onto the whole of the plot.