Property description

• Eight Bedrooms
• Entrance Porch
• Drawing Room
• Dining Room
• Kitchen/Breakfast Room
• Conservatory
• Cloakroom
• Three Bathrooms
• Utility Room
• SEPARATE BUNGALOW
• Lounge
• Kitchen/Diner
• Bathroom
• Gardens, Garage x 4 and Parking


Newleaze House is a fine Georgian property built by Joseph Sturge, the Quaker, in 1814 as a house for his retirement in the timeless Neo-Classical style.
The property stands well back from the road and is approached via sweeping drive and enjoys a rural position whilst being on the cusp of Olveston, one of the premier villages in the South West.
The home offers substantial and flexible family accommodation over three floors.
The property is set in approximately five acres of grounds and has the advantage of a detached cottage ideal for a home office, guest accommodation or housing a relative or staff.
Entrance via central porch under Georgian fanlight into hallway which acts as the central axis for the home. The two principal reception rooms have the character and period grandeur one would expect with pleasing views over the grounds. The kitchen / breakfast room is a good size which leads through to conservatory. The first floor is accessed by a most attractive and elegant period staircase which leads to a spacious landing with accommodation comprising four double bedrooms and two bathrooms. The second floor briefly comprises: Four further double bedrooms with additional bathroom (top floor formerly arranged as separate accommodation)
Further benefits include: Basement accessed both internally and externally, downstairs cloakroom, utility room and gas fired heating.

The Cottage: The detached cottage has a multitude of uses and is situated on the South side of the property and enjoys delightful views across the grounds. The accommodation briefly comprises: Two bedrooms, lounge, kitchen /breakfast room and bathroom.

Externally: Sat in established grounds of approximately five acres. The property is surrounded by formal gardens, shrubberies and woodland with many fine tree specimens. There is an area with hard standing which has been used as stabling under the previous owner's tenure. There is ample off street parking and a block of four garages.
Location: Olveston is one of the premier South Gloucestershire villages, with a range of shops, a village pub, church and a very well regarded village primary school, www.olvestonschool.co.uk. The market town of Thornbury is 3.5 miles distant for local shopping with regional shopping at The Mall, Cribbs Causeway approximately 6 miles to the south, with John Lewis and Marks & Spencers. This location provides easy motorway access for London, The Midlands, Wales and The South west. Parkway Station provides direct trains to London.