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Mayshill Farm House is an outstanding Grade II listed, attached period property, steeped in the Smythe family history as a former hunting lodge to Ashton Court Estate. At the end of the 18th century, it was one of the homes of Thomas Smythe, son of Sir Jarrit Smythe of Long Ashton, who was one of the joint Lords of the Manor of Westerleigh. Now a most stunning home, having been gloriously restored and sympathetically renovated it is offered For sale with NO ONWARD CHAIN. The property sits in a small cluster of similarly restored character homes - all fronting a communal courtyard and harking back to the days when it operated as a working farm. The accommodation is set over 4 floors and boasts circa 3,700 square feet of living space. Beginning on the ground floor you will find a large entrance hall with flag stone floor, 2 beautiful reception rooms - both with feature fireplaces and original wall panelling - and a large boot room/utility area with bespoke storage. A wonderful addition to the ground floor is a fantastic kitchen/breakfast/family room with a high end fitted kitchen with quartz tops, central island, space for dining and casual seating, walk in pantry, sky lights and bi-folding doors overlooking the garden. Moving upstairs the property showcases 8 beautifully restored rooms, 3 of which have ensuite facilities, plus a beautiful master bathroom with views from the roll top bath over the surrounding countryside. Further benefits include a superb basement level with clever lighting and 2 large usable rooms - Ideal for a cinema room/gym/games room. Externally the property sits in a generous plot with pleasant countryside views from all aspects plus there is a footpath leading through the courtyard making it ideal for walkers. This fabulous property comes with secure gated parking for multiple cars plus a carport. A truly stunning slice of local history, restored and finished to an excellent standard.The village of Frampton Cotterell enjoys countryside surrounds including the beautiful Frome Valley River Walk whilst also having easy road and train access to Bristol making it ideal for commuters. The village has a selection of local shops and cafes in addition to the nursery and toddler groups, plus there are several infant and primary schools which have received Good and Outstanding Offstead reports. There are also Sporting facilities which include football, rugby, tennis and cricket clubs. Frampton is in the catchment for The Winterbourne Academy (state secondary school). The nearby Kendleshire Golf Club and Bitterwell fishing lake are just minutes drive away whilst Bristol city centre is approx 9.2 miles and Parkway Train Station is approx. 4.2 miles. The Hambrook Junction of the M32 (M4 Junction 19) is circa 5.6 miles away.