A huge house near Bristol has gone on sale for the first time ever since it was built.
Lower Stone Close in Frampton Cotterell, South Gloucestershire will become the home to a family for only the second time ever once the sale for the four-bedroom property is completed.
Split across the property there are three bathrooms and an additional shower room, sufficient for a small family.
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The joint kitchen and dining room is huge in size at 3.63m x 5.82m and has an integrated fridge, built-in electric oven and electric hob.
There's plenty of space for a dining table and with two radiators and a feature fireplace, diners will be kept warm all-year round.
The lounge is even bigger in size, measuring 8.53m x 3.91m, and features a fireplace with an electric fire, wall light points and a television point.
Downstairs you'll find two hallways, a garage, a utility room, a toilet and a storage room.
Unique to this property is the fact it comes with a one-bedroom annex, which features a living room, kitchen and bathroom on the ground floor.
The annual rental income for the annex comes to around £625 per calendar month (pcm) and features a bedroom with storage upstairs.
As for the main section of the property, there are three bedrooms upstairs with one of them featuring fitted wardrobes with hanging space, shelving and drawers.
The two other bedrooms are a good size at 3.94m x 3.61m and 4.04m x 3.23m respectively.
Upstairs you'll also find a shower room and a separate bathroom that covers all three bedrooms on the upper level, as none of them have en-suites.
There is a front garden with a gravelled driveway providing off-street parking for several vehicles at the entrance to the property.
Meanwhile, the rear garden is huge and features fruit trees, a paved patio area, stone walling, a vegetable garden, greenhouse, a further storage shed, a feature pond and more.
The property is being advertised by AJ Homes, Winterbourne and is accepting offers in excess of £700,000.
It is not known when the property was built. You can find out more about the house by clicking here.
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