• Three Bedrooms +
• Detached 1960's Home +
• Fantastic village location +
• Beautiful gardens and views +
• Light and airy +
• Garage and allocated parking space +

Tucked away on the edge of Dover's Park and loved by its current owners for over 30 years, this three bedroom, detached home has so much to offer it's new family. It has been beautifully maintained but still offers plenty of potential for someone to put their own stamp on it! A light and airy entrance hall welcomes you into the home. The kitchen has plenty of storage in its wooden wall and base units and a generous opening into the dining room which creates an open plan feel. The dining room has double doors leading into the garden which provide plenty of natural light. The sitting room is a fantastic size, it has an inset gas fireplace and separate doors leading into the hallway and dining room. The door to the side of the kitchen leads to a handy utility room, w/c and study.   Upstairs is the family bathroom and three good sized bedrooms. The master bedroom has built in wardrobes and stunning views of the garden and countryside beyond. The other two bedrooms have a tranquil outlook of the communal garden at the front of the property. Outside the property benefits from a thoughtfully designed front garden with central path. To the rear, a patio area takes you to the beautifully kept lawned garden with mature shrubs and hedging. In front of the property there is a well used and maintained communal garden with mature trees, lawns and wild flowers. The property has a single garage and allocated parking space. Dover's Park is situated on the southern side of the fantastic village of Bathford. The village itself offers an outstanding primary school, pre-school, community shop and café, playground, rugby and cricket clubs, and a lovely pub. There is a frequent bus service into Bath City centre which is approximately 3 miles away. There are wonderful outdoor walks up to Browns Folly Nature Reserve, through the rolling open countryside and along the River Avon. Bath itself has the unique array of independent shops, restaurants, pubs, cafes you would expect to find nestled away in a World Heritage City. It boasts a thriving and diverse community with a remarkable collection of museums and galleries, year-round festivals, theatre, music and sports. Bath is a terrific city for families and has an enviable selection of good schools, parks and activities.  For those that need to commute it is approximately 10 miles from Junction 18 of the M4 Motorway (M4) for access to London, Bristol and the South West. Bath Spa Railway station offers a high speed train service into London Paddington which takes just 90 minutes. Tenure: Freehold Mains Gas, Electricity, Water and Drainage EPC Rating: C (Potential B) Council tax: E