This beautiful 3 DOUBLE BEDROOM property on the popular Cock Road is STEEPED IN HISTORY and is reflected within the property as it oozes character in every room. The property lies half way along Cock Rd, with easy access to Hanham, Kingswood and the Ring Road.<br><br>The property has 2 RECEPTION ROOMS, one at the front of the property that is currently separated from the hallway with glass windows. The second reception room has a door leading out to the drive and a lovely feature stone wall. The LARGE KITCHEN hosts a breakfast bar, 2 windows to the rear and ample work surface space. Beyond the kitchen you have a MODERN TILED SHOWER ROOM with basin and a separate toilet.<br><br>From the kitchen stairs lead up to 3 double bedrooms; One with a lovely feature port hole window and another with Apex beams and east facing windows.<br><br>Externally, a number of outbuilding with power have potential to be converted. A lovely corner pergola sits SOUTH FACING overlooking the garden and a gated drive way leads to a GARAGE and room to park 2/3 cars. The garden contains a pond, neat hedging with a garden arch that leading down to a gravelled court yard.<br><br><br>A brief history of Moor House:<br><br>Said to be one of the oldest properties in the area, Moor House has many characteristics that are quirky, idiosyncratic and unique.<br><br>Believed to be over 400 years old, the property served as a local general store during the 19th Century, right up until 1957. It was owned by George Willmott and the Wilmott family, a surname associated with the infamous Cock Road Gang, going back to the late 1700's and early 1800's. <br><br>Bread was baked in a bread oven at the back of the house and pigs were slaughtered by the local butcher where the garden now lies. In the second reception room, you can clearly see where 'Handel Willmott' (one of George Willmott's 15 children) is scratched into a pane of glass. <br><br>The property was converted back to a private dwelling in 1957 with the current owner purchasing in 1963.