Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset

Tower Hill, Locking, Weston-Super-Mare, BS24 Key features Detached house 6 bedrooms Well presentd 65ft x 65ft rear garden Luxury cloakroom, wet room and bathroom Amazing gym/office/playroom 22ft kitchen/diner Backing onto open grass area Viewing is a must EPC-D Property description HOUSE FOX PRESENTS.....THIS HOME IS LIKE THE TARDIS....Only with an internal inspection will you appreciate the size of this extended detached property set over 3 floors. The property has been well maintained and offers incredible family accommodation plus the additional ground floor extension is perfect for someone wanting to work from home or have a games room, the property in full comprises hallway, luxury cloakroom, lovely dual aspect lounge with double doors onto the garden, a fantastic 22ft kitchen/diner with double doors onto the garden, utility area, 57ft gym/office/playroom, 6 bedrooms, beautiful family bathroom with Oval bath and walk in shower area, stunning en-suite wet room, plus gas central hea...

  10 Reasons to move to Clevedon Somerset Sea Air & Coastal Views This year why not take a tip from the Victorians and enjoy the benefits of some sea air with a move to Clevedon on the Somerset coast. A GWR poster of 1939 advertised Clevedon as 'The Gem of Sunny Somerset' and few would dispute the billing today. 1 Location, location You're never far from the coast, countryside or even the city in Clevedon because Bristol is just 13 miles away. Motorway access could not be easier, for the town stands on junction 20 of the M5, and the nearest railway station is in the village of Yatton, just four miles away. To get around town by bus, pick up a timetable from the library and if you're travelling a little further afield,  Bristol International Airport  is less than eight miles away.   2 Beside the seaside Clevedon was a small farming village of 300 people at the beginning of the 19th century before the Victorians developed it into a busy seaside resort. Much of the ...

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