21, Walton Crescent, Bristol, BS40 8DD

Situated within the sought-after North Somerset village of Winford , Walton Crescent is an attractive four-bedroom detached home offering substantial accommodation in a particularly convenient semi-rural setting.

There is a Virtual Tour that allows all rooms in the property to be viewed, but in brief:- The property provides approximately 175 sq m (1,884 sq ft) of accommodation according to published property data, giving it the proportions required for comfortable modern family living.

With four bedrooms and generous overall floor space, the house offers excellent versatility for growing families, home working and those seeking additional reception or entertaining space.

Walton Crescent itself forms part of an established residential setting within Winford, giving residents the benefit of village life while remaining exceptionally well placed for Bristol and the wider North Somerset area.

Location – Winford & The Chew ValleyThe location is one of the property's major attractions.

Winford is a popular North Somerset village situated on the edge of the beautiful Chew Valley , approximately eight miles south of Bristol.

Surrounded by attractive Somerset countryside, the village provides an appealing balance between rural living and accessibility to the city.

Unlike a more isolated country location, Winford benefits from useful everyday amenities within the village, including a community shop/post office, public house, pre-school and primary school This gives the village a genuine community feel and makes it particularly appealing to families and buyers looking to enjoy village life without sacrificing everyday convenience.

Winford Church of England Primary School is located on Felton Lane within the village, while secondary schooling is available in the wider Chew Valley area.

For a broader choice of shops and services, the highly regarded village of Chew Magna is only a few miles away and offers a supermarket, pharmacy, cafés, pubs, restaurants and other day-to-day amenities.

Countryside & LeisureThe surrounding area is renowned for its scenery and outdoor lifestyle.

The Chew Valley and Blagdon Lakes are within easy reach and provide beautiful surroundings for walking, cycling, fishing, sailing and enjoying the countryside.

The wider Chew Valley contains an excellent network of footpaths, lanes and rural routes, making the area especially attractive to walkers, cyclists and those wanting greater access to open space.

The Mendip Hills are also readily accessible, opening up an even wider choice of countryside, walking, riding and outdoor pursuits.

Despite this distinctly rural setting, Bristol remains close at hand, making Winford particularly attractive for purchasers who want countryside on their doorstep while continuing to work in or regularly visit the city.

Excellent ConnectionsWinford is extremely well positioned for commuters and frequent travellers.

Bristol Temple Meads is approximately 7–8 miles away by road, providing mainline rail connections and convenient access to Bristol city centre.

The A38 is readily accessible from the area, providing a straightforward route towards Bristol and the wider regional road network.

Bristol Airport is approximately 2–3 miles away , making the location exceptionally convenient for domestic and international travel.

Rail services can also be accessed from Nailsea & Backwell , while Bristol provides further national rail connections, including services towards London.

The result is an unusually convenient location: Village and countryside living with Bristol, its employment centres, transport hubs and extensive shopping, leisure and cultural facilities all within practical reach.

The Best of Both Worlds21 Walton Crescent offers an opportunity to enjoy the character and community of a well-established Somerset village while retaining excellent access to Bristol.

From weekends exploring the Chew Valley and Mendip countryside to commuting into Bristol, travelling from Bristol Airport or simply making use of the village's everyday amenities, the position is ideally suited to modern family life.

A substantial four-bedroom detached home in a desirable Chew Valley village – offering space, countryside and connectivity in equal measure. EPC: A Council Tax: Tbc Freehold Property.

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