Almondsbury is a large, historically rich village in South Gloucestershire, situated about seven miles north of Bristol city centre, uniquely defined by its prime location on the A38 road and its adjacency to the Almondsbury Interchange, the major crossing point of the M4 and M5 motorways. The village is geographically split by a steep hill overlooking the Severn floodplain, with the picturesque Lower Almondsbury featuring the ancient St Mary the Virgin church (dating to 1140 AD) and the historic Bowl Inn pub, while the upper part is characterised by ribbon development along the A38, offering spectacular, far-reaching views across the Severn Estuary to South Wales and the Forest of Dean. Amenities include local pubs, an 'outstanding' Church of England Primary School, a celebrated volunteer-run community shop that serves as a village hub, and various sports facilities, all blending a quiet rural community atmosphere with exceptional strategic road access to the wider Bristol area and the rest of the country

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