• Beautifully Presented +
• Garden & Parking +
• Views +
• 1.1 Mile Walk to Milsom Street +

Recently re-modelled, extended and refurbished to exacting standards, creating a well-designed and beautifully presented family home. Features such as wooden flooring with underfloor heating, powder coated aluminium windows, period style panel doors and wood panelling creating a New England style are just a few of the features that make this house stand out. The central reception hall is flanked by a study with bespoke cabinetry and a bay window looking over the front garden, and on the other side, a cosy snug. The open plan living area is a most impressive heart of the house. The bespoke kitchen has cream shaker units under a quartz work surface includes a central island, integral appliances plus a built-in larder. There is plenty of room for a large dining table and two pairs of Crittall style double doors open directly out to the garden. The room flows into the sitting room with a full height bay window, a central fireplace with wood burning stove and cabinets either side by local craftsmen Oliver Hazael. The dual aspect offers views across the valley. The first floor landing benefits from natural light flooding in, and plenty of built-in storage. There are two bedrooms to the rear with wonderful rural views, a real treat so close to the city centre, plus a central shower room and further double bedroom. The principal suite to the front is of note with superb views, handmade wardrobes, and a bathroom.

Outside

The front garden is a smart entrance to the house with a central path flanked by neat lawns, raised beds including seasonal planting, herbs, and espaliered fruit trees. A drive provides parking for three cars. The main garden to the rear has a raised deck leading from the open plan kitchen, a lovely spot to look over the garden and the views beyond. Three steps lead down to the lawn with deep herbaceous borders recently planted to add interest throughout the seasons. A paved terrace on one side has raised wooden planters surrounding the dining area, a wonderful spot with far-reaching views towards Solsbury Hill. A gravelled terrace in the far corner catches the last of the evening sun.

Situation

Fairfield Park is in an elevated position on the northern slopes of Bath, between Camden and Larkhall. A major draw to this area is the open countryside, literally over your garden fence. There is an excellent choice of schools including Royal High, Kingswood, plus the choice of two local primary schools including St Stephens Church of England. Fairfield Park has a corner shop and pub and further down the hill Larkhall has further amenities. From the house it is just 1.1 mile walk down to the top of Milsom Street. There is also a regular bus service. For the commuter, Bath Spa Railway Station has direct access to London Paddington or Junction 18 of the M4 is ten miles to the north. HAM-61039