• 2 Double bedrooms +
• Well appointed contemporary kitchen +
• Bay fronted sitting room +
• Dining Room/snug/occasional bedroom 3 +
• Family bath and shower room +
• Stone built outbuilding with scope to develop/extend +
• West facing level garden +
• Off street parking +
• Sought after residential location +

6 The Normans is an attractive detached bay fronted Victorian property, located in a quiet no through road, in a sought-after residential location on Bath’s southern fringes. The property is presented in immaculate decorative order throughout and offers stylish, flexible accommodation with the scope to develop / extend. On the ground floor there is a well-appointed contemporary kitchen with a feature central island and breakfast bar, this is linked to a pretty bay-fronted sitting room to the front, which has a lovely aspect overlooking the garden. Leading from the kitchen to the rear there is a separate dining room which could be used as a snug or double up as an occasional 3rd bedroom. The dining room has access to the rear courtyard where there is a separate stone-built outbuilding which could be developed and or linked to the ground floor accommodation to provide further living / bedroom space. On the first floor there is a charming light and airy master bedroom to the front and a double bedroom to the rear along with a smart bath and shower room. Externally to the front there is a pretty west facing paved sun terrace which spans the width of the property along with a level lawn and mature borders. In addition, there is off street parking for 2 cars. The Normans is a quiet residential cul de sac of 24 attractive houses, located in the heart of this sought after village, within easy access of Bath city centre. Bathampton has a thriving village community with an excellent range of local amenities which include an outstanding Ofsted primary school, a doctor’s and dental practice, pharmacy/chemist, cafe, village store, public house and pretty church. Many lovely walks can be enjoyed along the nearby Kennet and Avon Canal and through the Bathampton Meadows to Batheaston and beyond. There are also regular bus links into the city from both Bathampton Lane and the A36. The UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath offers a wonderful cultural experience with plenty of attractions which include the newly refurbished One Royal Crescent and Holburne Museum, many pre-London shows at the Theatre Royal and a well-respected international music and literary festival. In addition there are world class sporting facilities available at the nearby Bath Rugby and Cricket Clubs and at Bath University. Communications include easy access to the M4 motorway, junction 18 which is approximately 8 miles to the north, Bath Spa Railway Station, which has a direct link to London Paddington, Bristol and South Wales, is within easy reach and Bristol Airport is 18 miles to the west.