London Road West, Bath

An Appealing Four Storey End Of Terrace Period Home With Versatile Living Space, Situated Close To The Toll Bridge, Local Shops and Bathampton Meadows. The Property is Offered For Sale With No Onward Chain, Gas Heating & Modern Kitchen.

The Property - A charming end terraced period house, retaining many of its original character features including period fireplaces and stripped flooring.

Arranged over four levels the property offers flexible accommodation with Two double bedrooms, occasional third bedroom/work from home office on the top floor, full width sitting room with stunning panoramic views, family bathroom and Kitchen/diner providing direct garden access. The rear garden has a terrace from which point excellent views across the river can be enjoyed, and there is an attached outbuilding which could be converted to suit individual requirements.

The house is perfectly situated for buyers who want the convenience of nearby shops, wish to hop on a bus into the city or alternatively use the towpath to walk or cycle. The renowned pub/restaurants and highly regarded Primary School are just a short stroll across the bridge, as is the amazing Bathampton Meadows; saved by the National Trust from future development and named as one of its 'Green Corridors'.

The Situation - London Road West is on the eastern outskirts of the world heritage city of Bath on the edge of the picturesque village of Batheaston. Close by is The Old Mill and ancient Toll Bridge. Views extend as far as Bathampton village and the meadows beyond.

Central Bath is approximately two miles distant and provides a full range of shopping, leisure, cultural and sporting amenities. These include the Theatre Royal, Thermae Spa and Baths and an excellent choice of bars and restaurants. Alternatively, the more intimate and charming market towns of Bradford on Avon, Corsham or Chippenham are all nearby.

There is a very strong community spirit in Batheaston, with pop up markets happening over the summer and a distinct move towards promoting locally produced food and supporting local businesses. The village has an excellent primary school and GP surgery, vet, new supermarket, chemist, bars and eateries, including a large organic café/bar. Access to beautiful countryside is minutes away and unlimited spectacular walks include St. Catherine’s valley to Brown’s Folly, Solsbury Hill and Bannerdown Common nature conservation area.

Entrance Hall - Solid wood front door into hall, wooden flooring, stairs to first floor and lower ground floor.

Sitting Room - Two double glazed windows to rear with stunning views, cast iron fireplace with slate hearth, wooden flooring.

Bedroom Two - Front aspect window, cast iron fireplace with tiled inset and slate hearth with wood surround.

Kitchen/Diner - Timber panelled staircase from entrance hall, door into kitchen/dining room, window to rear door and rear lobby. Range of wall & base units with wooden work surfaces and tiled splashbacks, integrated electric oven, four burner gas hob with hood over, built in washing machine, cast iron range fireplace with cupboards either side of chimney breast, quarry tiled floor.

Rear Lobby - High level window, door to outside.

First Floor Landing - Stairs to second floor, built-in cupboard with gas boiler, wooden flooring.

Bedroom One - Two double glazed windows with stunning panoramic views, cast iron fireplace, cupboards and shelving either sides of chimney breast, wooden flooring.

Bathroom - Glazed window with frosted glass, wood panelled bath with tiled surround & electric shower over, pedestal wash hand basin with deep marble panel and shelf above, low level WC, wooden flooring, cast iron fireplace with slate hearth and slate/timber surround.

Second Floor Landing - Eaves storage.

Occasional Bedroom/Home Office - Rear aspect velux type window, eaves storage, (note partial restricted head height).

Outside - The rear garden is gently sloping and narrowing away from the rear of the house so that views can be enjoyed. Terrace area, side gate access to pathway leading down to the bridge. To the righthand side is an outbuilding, ideal as a store/workshop, attached to the property.