Bloomfield Rise, Bath

VIRTUAL TOUR AVAILABLE - The cul-de-sac of Bloomfield Rise is a very sought-after location. This home offers spacious living accommodation with two reception rooms, a galley kitchen, wc, three bedrooms, a family bathroom, a garage, and a good-sized private garden.

A family-sized mid-terraced house situated in larger than average gardens and set in a sought-after residential cul-de-sac on the South side of the City of Bath. Bloomfield Rise home begins with an entrance to a porch hall giving you access to the generous sitting room with a bay window to the front, sliding doors to the dining room (which in turn has patio doors to the garden). Also accessed from the hallway is the galley-style kitchen, which includes a free-standing cooker, wall cupboards, and a sink with a drainer. In the kitchen, there is a downstairs cloakroom with a window.

The property offers a fantastic garden and a garage to the rear. You can gain access to the rear garden from the lane through the secured rear gate which is in keeping with the whole fencing which runs all the way up to the back door. There is an outside shed attached to the left of the backdoor handy for garden storage.

The garden includes a large patio area, directly off the back of the house and a large lawn area with raised beds and a manmade small pond. There is also a greenhouse situated adjacent to the garage at the back of the garden. The garage also offers access into the garden from a side door.

Bloomfield Rise is located within striking distance of the Bear Flat, Combe Down, Southdown and Odd Down on the Southern slopes of Bath. This popular location provides a host of independent and local shopping outlets and is well placed for access to the City Centre by public transport, thanks to a regular bus service. Bath enjoys international acclaim for its Georgian architecture and Roman heritage and offers a wide variety of cultural, leisure and business amenities along with excellent restaurants and shops. There are transport links to London either from junction 18 of the M4 which lies to the north of the city or by rail from Bath Spa railway station to London Paddington and Bristol Temple Meads.