Score Lane, Blagdon, Bristol, Somerset, BS40

Set in just under 4 acres of sloping pasture land and gardens, whilst boasting some of the most extensive and unspoilt views of Blagdon Lake, Headland truly is a one off that only an inperson viewing will do justice too. Requiring extensive modernisation and improvement throughout, this three bedroom detached bungalow is brought to the market with the benefit of no onward chain.

IIn brief the current layout comprises entrance porch, kitchen/dining room, living room, three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The property could lend itself to some exciting extension works (subject to gaining any of the relevant consents), only limited by one’s imagination that would allow you to take full advantage of the most breath taking of locations that the home sits within. The kitchen/dining room benefits from a dual aspect from front to back, as well as a skylight, bathing the room in natural light. The living room again is a beautifully light and spacious room, with triple aspect to the front, side and rear of the home. Both bedrooms one and two are generous double rooms in size, benefiting from integrated wardrobe space, whilst bedroom three is a smaller single room, that could work equally well as a home office. The family bathroom consists panelled bath with electric shower over, WC and pedestal sink. Complimentary tiling has been applied throughout.

Headland really is one of a kind and is found in a position which would almost be impossible to beat within the local area. Coupled with the expansive extent of land it is one that is sure to prove popular, therefore a viewing is a must to avoid disappointment.

The property is located at the end of a 'no through road' Score Lane and therefore sits in an exceptionally private and peaceful position. From the lane a driveway provides off road parking for one car currently, with steps leading up to the home. A level garden extends as a single strip to the West of the property and provides an enclosed lawn, bordered by hedge and fence boundaries. Returning to the front of the property but moving into the additional land, the remains of a former cattle house, leads up into a small strip of woodland with natural stone wall. The remainder of the land is parcelled into a paddock, measuring 3.21 acres of sloping pasture land enclosed on all sides by mature hedging, fencing and trees. Both the land and gardens offer exciting potential for those looking to establish a self sufficient small holding, with ample space for both growing and grazing alike.