A detailed planning consent has been granted for three detached four bedroom houses of a contemporary design. The houses are approximately 1600sq.ft each, (unit 3 being 1800sq.ft), with garages at entrance level, roof terraces, garden decks and balconies, gardens and further outdoor recreational areas. The houses have extensive views over the Severn Valley and local woodland but cannot be seen from other vantage points, being in a very private location.

The site is at the end of a large private lawn which then drops about 8 metres down to the wooden fence boundary. The houses will be cut into the slope and a soil report and tree survey has been completed. The site is approximately 0.1161 ha in a secluded and quiet location but is nevertheless close to Cribbs Causeway and is an easy drive to Bristol City Centre.

The site is in the village of Almondsbury where more modern ribbon development has been established, divided from the rest of the village which is clustered under Almondsbury Hill with views across the Severn. The village is dominated by St. Mary’s Church whilst offering pre-school and primary education as well as a local doctor’s surgery and dentist. The immediate area also has local shops and library, with a secondary school at nearby Henbury. Bristol City Centre is within easy commuting range, just 4 miles from the site. Bristol has all the amenities of one of England’s major Cities, including two Universities, another major shopping centre at Cabot Circus, excellent independent schools such as Q.E.H., Bristol Grammar School and Redmaids and Heritage Sites such as the Clifton Suspension Bridge as well as numerous cultural and sporting facilities.

The site has access to all main services including gas. A foul collection chamber will pump to a private foul sewer which drains to the west of the main house. We would advise potential purchasers to make their own enquires to clarify this prior to purchase.

Leave the M5 at J16. At Almondsbury roundabout take the 3rd exit onto the A38. Arrive on Gloucester Road. The site is accessed from the north entrance of Severnridge, 31 Gloucester Road.