Private village home with field & river views, west-facing garden, garage & parking

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Set at the end of a private road just off Mill Lane, the house occupies a particularly quiet and tucked-away position within Congresbury. To the front, open grazing land stretches away towards the gently winding River Yeo, giving a sense of space that is increasingly difficult to find.

The fields opposite are owned by Urchinwood Riding Centre and are interwoven with established bridle paths, providing immediate access to the surrounding countryside. For those with dogs, children, or simply an appreciation for open space, it is a setting that lends itself naturally to everyday outdoor life.

Congresbury itself remains a popular North Somerset village, known for its community feel and range of amenities. St Andrew's CofE Primary School is within easy reach, while secondary schooling is well served by Churchill Academy & Sixth Form and Backwell School.

The location is also well placed for access further afield. Bristol city centre can be reached in around 25 minutes, Bristol Airport in approximately 15 minutes, and the M5 is easily accessible. The Strawberry Line offers an additional draw, with miles of level walking and cycling through the surrounding countryside.

The house has a balanced and practical layout, well suited to modern family living, with good proportions and a consistent sense of light throughout. To the right of the entrance hall is a full-depth reception room, dual aspect in design and overlooking the fields to the front. French doors open directly onto the rear garden, allowing the space to work equally well in both everyday use and when entertaining. The property is double-glazed throughout.

To the left sits a recently refurbished Villeroy & Boch cloakroom with a floating basin. Further along the hall are two useful storage cupboards, a separate utility room, and a full-depth kitchen and dining room. The kitchen has been updated in recent years and is arranged around a central island with marble worktop. It is fitted with an American-style fridge freezer, CDA wine fridge and a range of integrated NEFF appliances including dual ovens, induction hob with extractor, dishwasher and warming drawer. French doors open out to the garden, reinforcing the connection between inside and out.

Upstairs, the landing leads to a fully tiled and recently refurbished family bathroom, with bath and overhead shower, WC, floating basin, heated towel rail and built-in storage. A further storage cupboard is positioned off the landing.

The principal bedroom is located at the front of the house and benefits from a pleasant outlook across the fields. It includes floor-to-ceiling fitted wardrobes and a well-finished en suite shower room, updated last year, with a Crittall-style walk-in shower and vanity storage.

There are three further bedrooms, all of comfortable proportions. The fourth room is currently used as a home office and gym, though it readily accommodates a double bed if required. A sizeable loft space offers clear potential for conversion, subject to the usual consents, providing scope for future enlargement if desired.

The rear garden is west-facing and enjoys the afternoon and evening sun. It is a private and notably quiet space, suited to both day-to-day family use and more relaxed entertaining, with access from both the reception room and kitchen.

To the front, the east-facing aspect allows for morning light across the open fields, with views extending towards the River Yeo.

A large single garage sits alongside the house and is fitted with power, offering useful storage as well as potential for use as a home office or gym. The driveway provides off-street parking for up to two vehicles and includes an installed EV charging point. Side access leads through to the rear garden.

The property also benefits from the installation of four solar panels, complementing the other modern improvements made to the home.