Lucklands Road, Bath, Somerset, BA1

On the market for the first time since its 1985 construction, this secluded detached city home sits on the edge of the Cotswold Way in the heart of Weston village, a twenty-minute stroll from Bath's vibrant centre. Cherished by four generations, it was lovingly designed to withstand time. The owner, reflecting on Daphne House says, ‘set in grounds formerly part of a nearby large house, it was designed by my late mother-in-law. My family has lived here for a decade, and we recommend it as the perfect city hideaway, a highly unusual property to find.’ Surrounded by mature, part-walled gardens with a tree-lined driveway, it offers ample parking and a turning area. The garden, with a pond and various areas ideal for eating out, playing games and catching the sun is part bordered by an ancient yew hedge. ‘It's a sensorial oasis, blooming in warmer months with scented flowers like roses, honeysuckle, and jasmine. A haven for wildlife, it's a gardener's delight.’ The property also boasts ample flexible space inside. With four bedrooms, an open-plan kitchen and dining room, a study area, two bathrooms, and a ground floor cloakroom, the highlight is the first-floor triple aspect drawing room with enchanting treetop and rooftop views. ‘This space is magical—the best in the house. Perfect for basking in sunshine during the day or retiring in the evening,’ says the owner. While the house offers sanctuary, Weston village and the immediate area provides excellent amenities, including pubs, shops, schools and the RUH hospital. ‘Everything is a short walk away, making it a very convenient location.’

There is a good-sized loft with a window offering the potential to convert subject to obtaining the necessary consents.

‘Rather uniquely, this property is somewhere you can see the world go by while feeling very private.’

‘With many trees surrounding the house and garden, we’ve always felt that we are dwelling in a small woodland – the front lawn has two fruiting apple trees, and a cherry blossom can be enjoyed from the comfort of the main bedroom.’

‘The layout is versatile and could be configured with less or more bedrooms. The kitchen area is a highly sociable space with room for a vast table.’

‘We have side access to a lane which hosts the Cotswold Way, here one can do a circular 2.5 hour walk to Lansdown, Kelston Roundhill and back to Weston village, a breathtaking route.’

‘The study/library has a wonderful semi-circular window which was designed for reading, playing bridge, entertaining and enjoying the natural surroundings.’

Additional Information
Postcode: BA1 4AY
Local Authority: BANES. Conservation Area.
Council Tax Band: G
Services: Mains gas, electric, water and drainage
Tenure: Freehold
EPC: C
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