Bishop Sutton, BS39 5UQ

About the property. Originally built in the 1990s, this generous five-bedroom detached home offers versatile accommodation ideal for family life. With three reception rooms, a separate utility room, a spacious principal suite with a large en-suite bathroom, a double garage, private driveway, and a wraparound garden, it presents the perfect canvas for updating to your own taste. About the inside. A welcoming enclosed porch opens into a generous reception hall, leading to a bright dual-aspect living room with sliding patio doors opening onto the garden. Double doors connect to the dining room, also featuring patio access, which flows into a light-filled fitted kitchen. Adjacent is a practical utility room with external access, while a dedicated study offers internal access to the double garage. A cloakroom and a storage cupboard complete the ground floor. Upstairs, five well-proportioned double bedrooms all benefit from built-in wardrobes. The principal bedroom is especially spacious, enhanced by an additional skylight and a large en-suite bathroom. A family bathroom with a separate shower serves the remaining bedrooms. About the outside. A five-bar gate opens to a private driveway with ample parking for several vehicles, leading to the double garage. The mature, wraparound garden offers a peaceful, private retreat with a paved terrace and established trees, ideal for relaxing or entertaining. About the area. The village of Bishop Sutton is a popular Somerset village located near Chew Valley Lake. The village offers good local facilities including village shop/post office, small supermarket hairdressers, opticians, public house, farm shop and café, tennis club and a well regarded primary school. There is a daily school bus to Chew Valley Secondary School. The village is perfectly placed for commuting to both Bristol and Bath. Bristol International Airport a short distance away, mainline railway stations at Bath and Bristol Temple Mead and good motorway access at a choice of M4 and M5 junctions around Bristol and Bath. The Chew Valley is renowned for its beauty, the lakes are noted for their fishing, birdlife and sailing as well as being the location for the popular ‘Salt and Malt’ fish and chip restaurant.