Queen Charlton, Keynsham, Bristol, Somerset, BS31

A stone wall borders the village lane with a gate opening to the front garden. A central path, flanked by lawn and flower borders, leads to the wide rose covered porch. The appealing frontage has stone elevations beneath a clay tiled roof. The garden leads to the northern side of the house and opens to the large west facing garden. The property provides architectural features including beamed ceiling, fireplaces and window seats. On entering, the spacious porch provides access to the sitting room with a fireplace containing a wood burning stove, ceiling beam and window seats to both windows. The neighbouring dining room window also has a window seat and the fireplace has a wooden surround. The kitchen/breakfast room has a range of modern wall and floor cabinets which incorporate a stainless steel sink and drainer, electric oven with hob and extractor hood above and a concealed fridge. A door leads to the utility room which has a stainless steel sink and drainer, plumbing for a washing machine and the Worcester oil fired boiler. There is a door to the cloakroom with W.C. and a door to the conservatory, which in turn has double doors opening onto the garden. The first floor provide four bedrooms. Three of the bedrooms are located at the front of the house and the fourth along with the bathroom at the back of the house with views of the garden.
The garden is enclosed by a stone wall and a wooden fence. There is a flagstone seating area in front of the conservatory and the gardens are mostly lawn. A shrubbery at the far end of the garden contains a large Yew tree, a stone outbuilding and the oil storage tank.
Opposite the house a stone building contains three single garages, each with a secure up and over door.

Location Queen Charlton is a picturesque small village offering a wealth of appealing houses. At its centre stands the church of St Margaret and late medieval cross stands on the village green. Well placed for access to the important regional commercial centre of Bristol and popular Georgian city of Bath. The closest town is Keynsham and its high street provides a variety of shops, public houses and restaurants. The town provides both primary and secondary schools. Road and rail connections with a mainline station include connections to Bristol, Bath and London (mainline). Bristol Airport which provides regular international flights is 10.2 miles away.