Worlebury Hill Road, Weston-Super-Mare
£575,000

Significant investment has transformed this unique 1930's detached residence, occupying a privileged hillside address affording coastal views to the rear aspect and situated in close proximity to Worlebury Golf Course and Worlebury Woods. There are '3' reception rooms, '2' bathrooms, plus that all important downstairs cloakroom, and an impressive re-styled 16'8" x 14'10" kitchen/breakfast room provides wonderful family and social space. The former 19'2" x 10'6" garage, can be accessed directly from the kitchen and provides a wealth of flexibility, potential work place/hobby room or gym perhaps. There is a driveway parking and a raised timber terrace/seating area overlooks the enclosed rear garden. Many will appreciate the presence of 'freehold owned' solar panels making this impressive home more energy efficient. Beautifully presented throughout hence internal viewing comes highly recommended!

Replacement feature arched front entrance door with adjacent corresponding side panels, opening to

6'2" wide including stairs to the first floor with cupboard storage beneath. Radiator, wood effect 'LVT' flooring.

A good size cloakroom with tiled floor, overhead cupboards and storage recess. Low level WC plus pedestal wash hand basin. Radiator. Obscure double glazed window.

plus 2 feature triangular style bay windows to front aspect, with further feature central book case. Smooth ceiling finish, stylish vertical radiator. Glazed double doors to

Radiator, smooth ceiling finish with coving, 2 double glazed windows to side aspect. Double glazed patio doors to the rear garden. Square opening through to

plus double glazed bay window looking onto the rear garden. A particular feature of this home, great for families to interact or socializing with friends. A re-styled room including 'Shaker' style wall and base units in dark blue, contrasting quartz work surfaces and breakfast bar/central island unit incorporating a drinks cooler and induction hob with retractable extractor. 'Belfast' style sink unit with mixer tap over and 'Metro' style tiling to splash backs. Integrated double oven, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. 'LVT' flooring. Smooth ceiling with inset spotlights. Door and steps down to

A useful and flexible space, formerly the garage and could easily be changed back, although there is a partition wall at the front, the up and over garage door still exists. Strip lighting. Door to rear garden.

plus recess. Feature exposed wooden floor boards. Fire recess with timber beam over. Radiator, smooth ceiling finish. Double glazed window to side aspect.

reducing to 3'5". Smooth ceiling finish, radiator. Sink unit with mixer tap over. Double glazed window to side aspect. Walk-in cupboard with useful storage facility also housing the gas fired boiler, space and plumbing for washing machine.

Sloping ceiling with a smooth finish, featuring exposed wooden beams. Built-in storage cupboard with lighting. Obscure double glazed window.

Picture rail, smooth ceiling finish with coving, radiator. Feature exposed wooden floor boards. Dual aspect double glazed windows to front and side enjoying far reaching views.

Could be used for family use, previously there was a door from the landing. Comprising corner shower cubicle, pedestal wash hand basin and low level WC. Radiator, cupboards, laminate flooring, obscure double glazed window to side.

A triple aspect room with double glazed windows to front, side and rear, enjoying lovely views and towards the Bristol Channel to the rear. Radiator.

Picture rail, radiator, double glazed window to rear aspect enjoying views towards Sand Bay and the Bristol Channel. Useful built-in cupboard with lighting. Smooth ceiling finish.

Laminate flooring, picture rail, radiator, smooth ceiling finish, double glazed window with views to side aspect.

Another re-styled room comprising bath with shower over and side screen, vanity unit/wash hand basin with cupboard below, low level WC. Heated towel rail. Smooth ceiling finish with spot lights and exposed wooden beams, plus access to loft space. Obscure double glazed window.

The front garden is enclosed with stone boundary walling. An adjacent driveway provides off road parking and leads to the former garage, which has currently been adapted into a hobby/store room, the up and over door is still present and opens to a small void for storage. Outside tap on the drive. The rear garden is enclosed and laid principally to a combination of grass, patio and crazy paved pathway. A raised wooden decked seating area is a feature, enclosed with balustrades and hand rails. Established shrub and tree borders plus garden shed.

Freehold, council tax band is 'F'.

Gas central heating and double glazing. Mains water and drainage. GOV.UK illustrates a very low risk of flooding from rivers and sea and from surface water. Flooding unlikely from groundwater or reservoir. Ultrafast full fibre broadband available with a download speed of up to 1800mbps, source: Openreach.