Stunning five-bed family home with 'jacuzzi-style' bath up for sale for £600,000
The property is on the market with a guide price of £600,000.
It is described as offering "the perfect blend of modern living and natural beauty", with commuter links to Bristol and London.
Entry to the house is via an entrance hall with wood block flooring and a mid-century style staircase.
The ground floor includes a living room, which opens into the dining area.
French doors from the living room lead to a raised deck with stainless steel and glazed balustrades, overlooking the garden.
The dining room has parquet flooring and sliding oak doors that open directly onto the deck.
The kitchen contains oak shaker-style units, an induction hob, a double oven, and integrated fridge and wine cooler.
A utility area provides access from the front to the rear of the house, as well as direct entry to the garage.
A ground floor room is described as "versatile", suitable for use as a home office or additional bedroom, and is located next to a WC.
Upstairs, the first floor is divided into two wings.
The east wing has three bedrooms and two bathrooms, including one with a jacuzzi-style bath.
The west wing contains two more bedrooms, with the master bedroom featuring a fitted sink and wardrobe storage.
The front driveway offers parking for several cars, while the rear garden includes tiered landscaping, mature trees, and space for a potential garden room or gym.
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