- Grade II listed property
- Detached
- Five bedrooms
- Four reception rooms
- Four bathrooms - (two en-suites)
- Garage
- Off road parking for several cars
- Conservatory
- Village location
Tucked away down a no-through road in a peaceful spot in Bitton, between Bath and Bristol, this striking Grade II listed, detached Gothic-style home dates back to the 1820s and is truly one of a kind. Brimming with character and period charm, it’s a property that turns heads and wins hearts—rich with history and built to be admired. Set back from the road in a serene setting, this five-bedroom family home is anything but remote. With quick access to the M4 and M5, just 10 minutes from Bath and 20 from Bristol, and around 45 minutes to Bristol International Airport, it offers the ideal balance of countryside tranquillity and commuter convenience.
Inside, you’ll find generous proportions across two floors and a converted cellar – now a dry, tanked space perfect for storage. Each of the five bedrooms is full of unique character, with two boasting en suites. The expansive kitchen is a hub of the home: a bright, open-plan space with room for dining and entertaining, flowing seamlessly into the rest of the house. ‘Every room has been finished to a high standard, with quality fittings throughout, yet still retains the unmistakable soul of the building’s historic past,’ say the owners. The home is steeped in local lore – once serving as the village doctor’s surgery, it still draws in passers-by with long memories and fond stories. Its curb appeal is undeniable, with a striking façade, beautiful gardens, ample parking for up to six cars and garaging.
‘Hunter’s Hall had been our dream home for many years. We used to live nearby and would walk past, imagining what it would be like to live here. When the chance finally came, it was everything we’d hoped for and more. There’s nothing we’d change.’
‘It’s just moments from a local shop, and good pubs in Upton Cheyney and Swineford, and scenic spots like Kelston Roundhill. There’s stabling and fields nearby for equestrians, and great local schools.’
‘The views are fantastic, whether it’s the church roof in the distance, the rolling hills of Kelston, or the surrounding countryside stretching for miles, this is a home that constantly connects you to the landscape. From the upper windows, you can watch the steam railway pass by.’
‘Perfect for family life, festive gatherings, and peaceful escapes, this is a unique opportunity for someone to own a truly special property in a vibrant, friendly community.’
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