Three-bedroom 1950s property in a prime spot in Montpelier

Guide Price: £420,000

Agent: Cooke & Co

Agent's Tel: 01934 522244

This classically-designed, three-bedroom 1950s property occupies a prime, elevated position in Montpelier, a tree lined avenue which has easy access to the Boulevard and Weston's seafront. Its lofty location affords splendid unobstructed views towards the Bristol Channel at the front and across to the Mendip Hills to the rear. The house is typical of its age with spacious and well-proportioned rooms and period bay windows.

Inside, the house is well-presented and has been extended over time. On the ground floor, three reception rooms are being used as a lounge, dining room and home office. The lounge is beautifully presented and has an elegant look to it with a large bay window and a feature fireplace. The dining room is equally pleasant with good proportions and sliding doors to the conservatory. The study is a good size and offers an ideal quiet environment for someone who needs to work from home.

The extension to the original house was used to expand the size of the kitchen/breakfast room. It now measures more than five metres in length and is fitted with an extensive range of units and ample 'butcher's block' working surface areas. The bright and airy conservatory is a highlight and is a welcoming space that truly brings the outside in. It has twin French doors that open out onto the pretty rear garden.

On the first floor, there are three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The large principal bedroom has an ensuite shower room and outlook of the garden with glimpses of the Mendip Hills beyond. It is possible to catch sight of the Bristol Channel from the bay window in the second bedroom.

Outside, steps lead to a landscaped front garden with a sun-trap terrace, while the rear garden is enclosed and laid mainly to lawn with a small patio area. There is a double garage with an electronically operated roller door.

The property comes with no onward chain.