Conveniently positioned for Nailsea & Backwell railway station and highly regarded schools, this three bedroom end of terrace home offers excellent outside space, parking, a garage and no onward chain, together with a far more open feel than many similar homes.

Approached via a communal pedestrian path serving a small terrace of houses, the property enjoys its own front garden as well as an individual section of communal green space, creating an attractive frontage and an unusually spacious feel to the front.

The current owner has made particularly good use of this by installing bi-fold doors from the lounge directly out to the front garden. This works extremely well, bringing in plenty of natural light and giving the main living room an added sense of openness. The lounge itself is bright and comfortable, centred around a log burner which adds warmth and character.

To the rear, the kitchen/dining room has a warm and homely feel and flows through to the conservatory, providing a useful additional reception area with pleasant views over the rear garden.

Upstairs, the first floor provides three bedrooms, including two doubles and a well proportioned single, together with useful landing storage and a modern bathroom.

The east facing rear garden offers patio seating, planted borders and private outdoor space, whilst side and rear access lead directly through to the off street parking area and garage.

Currently arranged as a workshop, the garage is another highly useful addition and offers excellent flexibility for those looking for a home office, gym, hobby room or playroom, with the option of returning it to more traditional garaging if preferred.

Homes in this position offering outside space, parking, a garage, approximately 940 years remaining on the lease and no onward chain are always popular, making this an ideal opportunity for first time buyers, young families or downsizers looking for a well located and practical village home.