Stoneleigh is a handsome double fronted period property situated in the heart of the village. The accommodation is arranged over 4 floors and offers light and airy, well proportioned rooms with ample storage throughout.

Accessed via a classic wooden front door, the entrance/dining hall gives access to the well appointed kitchen with range of floor and wall mounted units which in turn leads to the rear lobby and cloakroom. The rear lobby has an external door to the garden.

The first floor provides a double bedroom with feature fireplace and the light filled sitting room with 2 sash windows and a working fireplace with marble surround and mantel.

Bedrooms 1 and 2 are located on the third floor, both rooms have built-in storage/wardrobes, attractive feature fireplaces and wonderful views over Freshford. The family bathroom with separate WC completes the accommodation on this floor.

Accessed via a panelled door from the third floor landing, a staircase rises to the fourth floor attic bedroom with and ample storage areas and rear aspect window overlooking the garden.

Externally, the mature rear garden is well enclosed by stone walling and privacy fencind and is predominantly laid to lawn with a variety of trees and shrubs. There is a useful timber built garden shed and a pedestrian gate providing rear access.

Agents Note: It should be noted that a neighbouring property has a right of way over the rear of the garden.

Stoneleigh is set in the heart of the village of Freshford, which is approximately four miles from Bath and is considered one the most desirable villages in the area. There is a railway station providing access to the cities of Bath and Bristol as well as the nearby towns of Bradford on Avon, Trowbridge and London Paddington (via Bath) and Waterloo (via Bradford on Avon). It also has an excellent bus service to Bath and Trowbridge.

Freshford has an outstanding school, a community shop, a public house, Doctor's surgery and a fine church. There is a thriving mixed age community with many interesting, well supported village organisations.

Within easy, accessible walking distance from the house is some of the most beautiful Somerset/Wiltshire countryside, including the Kennet and Avon Canal and the Frome River.

The World Heritage City of Bath provides a full range of retail outlets, sports and cultural activities and several festivals along with many fine restaurants cafes and bars. The Theatre Royal is well known for its productions and the newly opened Thermae Spa is a welcome added attraction.

Excellent schools such as King Edward's, Prior Park College and Monkton Combe are within reasonable distance and road communications are excellent, including access to the M4 via Bath or the A303 link to the M3. The A36 passes the village and leads to Salisbury and the South Coast, which is within an hour and a half driving distance.