3 bed detached house

The house is a circa 1829 Venetian Cottage, one of Clevedon's oldest surviving homes, built by William Andrews and set amidst sweeping sea views of Clevedon, the Bristol Channel, and the Mendips. It features a modern extension with a glass frontage, opening onto an open-plan kitchen living area with plenty of natural light and beautiful views. The interior design blends original features, such as a traditional fireplace, with modern elements like built-in storage cupboards and a reclaimed kitchen. The house has three double bedrooms upstairs, a spacious bathroom with a claw-footed bath, and an extra bedroom for guests. Outside, there's a decked area adjacent to the living space, a larger garden to the rear with south-westerly views, a small pond, and established fruit trees and flowering shrubs.