Detached House - For Sale
Queen Charlton, Keynsham, Bristol Asking Price £2,500,000
Set in the attractive and popular village of Queen Charlton, a substantial five bedroom home set in extensive gardens and grounds. The property includes a barn with permission to convert and paddocks and land. In total, about 15.87 acres.
Barn with permission to convert to 3000 sq.ft. dwelling
Land and paddocks
Close to Keynsham, Bristol and Bath
Within an attractive and popular village
An exceptional opportunity to acquire a charming and versatile five-bedroom home set within approximately 3 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and grounds, nestled in the heart of the highly sought-after village of Queen Charlton.
In addition to the main residence, the property includes a substantial barn with planning permission for conversion into a striking 3300 sq.ft. contemporary home, offering scope for multigenerational living or investment potential, together with a further 12.31 acres.
In total, about 15.87 acres.
Church Farm Cottage.
About the property.
Church Farm Cottage is a delightful stone-built detached residence, full of character and offering flexible accommodation ideal for family living, homeworking or guest lodging. The property comprises a four-bedroom main house and a one-bedroom annexe, seamlessly integrated yet offering private access. This charming home is situated on a peaceful no-through lane, providing a tranquil rural setting with excellent links to both Bath and Bristol.
About the inside.
Upon entering, you are welcomed by a spacious entrance hall, currently used as a study, with a stylish wet room to one side. The characterful sitting room at the rear of the cottage enjoys garden views and leads into a generous dual-aspect kitchen/breakfast room. This well-equipped space features a traditional Aga, exposed timber beams, and French doors opening onto the terrace — perfect for family gatherings and entertaining.
A practical utility room sits off the inner hall, connecting to the one-bedroom annexe. This separate living space includes a bright and airy lounge with terrace access, a sizeable double bedroom showcasing exposed stonework, and a modern shower room. There is also potential to add a kitchen, creating an independent living unit.
Upstairs, the main house offers four well-proportioned bedrooms, including a principal suite with en-suite shower room, along with a contemporary family bathroom. A spiral staircase leads to a top-floor occasional room — ideal as a fifth bedroom, studio, or hobby space — with potential for its own en-suite.
About the outside.
Approached via electric gates, the property offers a gravel driveway with ample parking and a double garage. A second, private driveway provides independent access to the annexe if required.
The meticulously landscaped rear garden is a true highlight — featuring a large stone terrace ideal for al fresco dining, a built-in BBQ area, and extensive lawns bordered by mature trees and planting. A summer house and two further outbuildings offer additional storage or hobby space.
Beyond the formal garden, the grounds open up to a gently sloping field dotted with specimen trees and enjoying far-reaching rural views. In total, the grounds extend to approximately 3 acres.
About the Barn.
The barn is situated beyond the gardens and grounds benefitting from separate access and is a substantial agricultural building with planning permission to convert into an impressive five bedroom dwelling. There is scope to create an impressive and secluded home or use the building for a range of purposes.
The accommodation provided will extend to 307 sq.m. (3300 sq.ft.) and comprise:
Kitchen/Dining Room
Sitting Room
Utility Room
Five Bedrooms
Five Bathrooms
Double Garage
It is proposed for doors to open from the reception rooms out onto a private garden/patio area.
Full details of the planning consent can be seen at www.bathnes.gov.uk or are available from the agents.
About the Land.
Bound predominantly by established hedges and fences, the land adjoins the barn and extends to about 12 acres. It is level or gently sloping and is Classified as Grade 3 by the MAFF Land Classification. The soils comprise of free draining loams over limestone.
About the Area.
Queen Charlton is a delightful and quiet village situated in the North Somerset countryside with traffic access restricted. Whilst being away from main roads, there is good access to the A37 and A4. The centre of Bristol is only a few miles away and there is an excellent network of lanes, footpaths and cycleways in the locality. Whilst there are limited facilities within the village, the centres of Whitchurch and Keynsham are nearby. There is a strong community in the village with a renowned annual village fete.
Directions.
From the centre of Queen Charlton, proceed north eastwards along a no through road and Church Farm Cottage will be found on the right after 200 metres. A separate lane/track leads from the centre of the village to the land as shown on the sale plan. The land also adjoins Queen Charlton Lane which leads to the village from Charlton Road.
Planning.
Planning permission (ref 22/01185/ADCOU) was granted on 9th May 2022 through the prior approval process for the change of use of the building to a dwelling. Conditions 1, 3, 6 & 7 have been discharged (ref 23/02475/COND).
Viewings.
Viewing by appointment with the selling agents, Killens chewmagna@killens.org.uk
Rights of Way, Easements etc.
The property is not affected by footpaths or by any other similar matters. The property is sold however subject to all rights including rights of way whether public or private, light, support, drainage, water and electricity supplies and other rights, covenants, agreements and all existing and proposed wayleaves, masts, pylons, stays, cables, drains and water, gas or other pipes whether referred to in these particulars or not.
Useful Information.
Postcode – BS31 2SQ
Local Authority – Bath and North East Somerset Council
