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This neat link detached family home has been extended and upgraded by the current owners to provide flexible accommodation of a high standard. The property is situated in a popular cul de sac in the village of Almondsbury. The ground floor offers an entrance hall with understair storage and a practical cloakroom. The lounge features parquet flooring and overlooks the front garden. The rear of the property has a contemporary feel, with wooden flooring, open plan rooms which flow from the high gloss kitchen with granite worktops and 'mood lighting' through to the dining room and the family room which both have double french doors leading out to the garden. The ground floor further benefits from a utility room with plumbing for washing machine, space for a tumble dryer and access into the rear of the garage. The first floor has been reconfigured to offer two quality fitted bathrooms with white suites and modern fininshings. There are three well decorated double bedrooms. The front garden is open plan with ample parking on the driveway in front of the garage and is mainly laid to lawn. The rear garden is fully enclosed and has been landscaped to make a great place to entertain. The grassed area is circular with both paved patio and interesting seating areas.There is a pergola and decked area for sheltered dining and raised established flower borders. There is an integral garage with up and over door. Further benefits include gas central heating and double glazing.

The civil parish of Almondsbury is much larger than the village. It includes the villages of Hortham, Over, Easter Compton, Compton Greenfield, Catbrain and Hallen. It also includes Cribbs Causeway and the site of the village of Charlton, now the western end of Filton Airfield.The village pub takes its name from the bowl shape of the land surrounding the estuary. Also at the bottom of the hill is the local church, dedicated to Saint Mary the Virgin.Another pub, The Swan Inn, is located on the A38, in the upper part of the village, almost opposite an open space known as Almondsbury Tump.In March 2009 a community shop was opened in the village by the not-for-profit Almondsbury Community Services Association (ACSA), situated opposite the Old School Hall at 14 Church Road. The community shop is staffed entirely by unpaid volunteers. The aim of the project goes beyond a village shop, being a service for the village, to support local suppliers wherever possible, and to be another focal point where people in the village can meet.The village also has a motorway police station, a garden centre, and a restaurant/pub .Almondsbury has two Non-League football clubs Almondsbury Town A.F.C. who play at The Field and Almondsbury F.C. who play at Scott Park.Other sporting facilities include a cricket pitch and a rugby pitch(NBRFC). Almondsbury Tennis Club [1] is on the same site.Education is provided by Almondsbury Church of England Primary School. This is a state maintained school. The Ofsted report, dated April 2009, rated the school as good (outstanding in places).