St. Margarets Street, Bradford-On-Avon, BA15

The impressive Grade II Listed façade and entrance make this house really stand out from the crowd. A smart resin bound gravel driveway provides plenty of parking, a bonus this close to the town centre. Contemporary stone steps lead up to the terrace fronting the house, creating a super entrance and dining terrace. This contemporary feel is enhanced when entering the house due to the many retained period features carefully restored during its recent refurbishment. The central hall is flanked by two reception rooms. The drawing room is to the front with high corniced ceiling, a marble fireplace with a wood burning stove and a dual aspect with handsome tall arched sash windows providing views across town. The sitting room to the rear benefits from similar features and a garden aspect. The first floor houses the principal bedroom, again to the front offering superb views. A free-standing copper bath is a wonderful feature in the second bedroom with shower room and cloakroom located on the landing. The second floor attic rooms are also an identical size providing four double bedrooms. The lower ground floor is of note; the kitchen was beautifully designed and built by ‘Bath Bespoke’. Smart sleek units and a large central island with silestone work top have been hand crafted to provide plenty of storage, including a larder cupboard and integral appliances. Deep window seats and a hidden utility area add to the stylish look. Limestone flooring from ‘Pietra Wood & Stone’ has been laid with under floor heating which flows into the dining/living space, bi-fold doors open to a terrace leading up to the garden.

Outside

The garden continues from the front terrace and reaches 185 ft. On one side is the railway line, the lawn continues to the far end where there is a terrace; a perfect spot to enjoy the views. The garden is interspersed with herbaceous borders including Mediterranean planting.

Situation

The picturesque riverside town of Bradford on Avon has some wonderful independent restaurants, pubs, boutiques, and shops. There is also a choice of primary schools, as well the well-regarded St Laurence Secondary School. The railway station is a great asset making commuting so much easier for workers or students wanting to get into Bath or Bristol quicker than driving. Bath is just eight miles and offers a wide variety of leisure, cultural and business amenities along with a variety of excellent schools in both the state and private sector. Communication links are good, with a regular mainline rail service from Bath Spa to London Paddington.

Additional Information

Services: All mains connected. Gas central heating. All of lower ground floor is underfloor wet gas heating.

Local Authority: Wiltshire Council. Council Tax Band F.