- An immaculately presented family home +
- Well appointed kitchen/diner, living room +
- Three bedrooms, family bathroom +
- Undercroft, potential to extend subject to the necessary planning consents, gardens +
- Situated within a no through road within the sought after village of Batheaston +
- EPC D. Freehold. Council tax band C. +
A beautifully presented family home, set in a quiet location with panoramic southerly views. Kitchen/diner, living room, three bedrooms, family bathroom. Undercroft, terrace. Secure mature rear garden.
Description - A beautifully presented 1930s semi-detached home, tucked away in a quiet no-through road and enjoying far-reaching views. This charming property has been sympathetically updated and lovingly maintained in recent years, most notably benefitting from a newly replaced roof.
The well-balanced accommodation is arranged over two floors. To the ground floor, an open-plan layout flows from front to back, comprising a welcoming living room and a stylish kitchen/diner, with doors opening onto a rear terrace overlooking the garden.
Upstairs, there are two generous double bedrooms, a third bedroom, and a modern family bathroom. An undercroft ideal for storage, offering potential to develop, subject to the necessary planning consents.
Outside, the property is complemented by mature gardens to both the front and rear.
Location - Batheaston is a thriving and well-connected village, renowned for its excellent primary school, active church community and strong sense of local life. A wide range of amenities are on hand, including a convenience store, traditional public house, organic café, dental practice, veterinary surgery, Boots pharmacy and a popular fish and chip shop offering takeaway. The village enjoys excellent transport links, with regular bus services providing easy access to Bath city centre and surrounding areas, while nearby road connections to the A4, A46 and M4 make Batheaston ideal for commuters. Batheaston is also celebrated for its outstanding outdoor lifestyle, with scenic walks along the river, across the bridge to Bathampton and along the canal proving particularly popular with residents. During the summer months, the river becomes a hub of activity, with a variety of water sports enjoyed by the local community.