Bradford Road, Atworth, SN12 8HY

NO ONWARD CHAIN – Nestled in a quiet position in the heart of Atworth, this three-bedroom mid-terrace period cottage offers flexible accommodation set over two floors and oozes charm and character throughout.

Set in a quiet spot set back from the road, this charming cottage is accessed by a shared footpath which also gives access to the garden. As you enter through the Stable-style front door you are greeted by the kitchen-diner which measures 8’ 1” x 16’ 7”. The kitchen comprises of fully fitted Shaker-Style wall and base units with wooden worktops which provide ample working space. There are a range of integrated appliances, including gas hob and electric oven, undercounter fridge freezer, and dishwasher, as well as useful breakfast bar which provides work and dining space. In addition to the breakfast bar, there is also space for a freestanding dining table with views over the front aspect.

In keeping with the period aesthetic outside, the ground floor accommodation enjoys period features including cast-iron fireplace in the kitchen, and stone mullion windows in the sitting room. Measuring 15’ 11” x 9’ 2”, the sitting room also enjoys views over the westerly aspect and has a cosy feel during an evening and winter months courtesy of the working woodburner with Bath stone surround. The sitting room has been tastefully decorated in neutral tones to aid the feeling of light and space with ample space for furniture. From the sitting room a doorway gives access to an inner hallway which leads to the staircase to the first floor and the downstairs family bathroom. The bathroom enjoys a modern white suite with large walk-in shower, underfloor heating, and has been paneled in light neutral colours.

The staircase to the first floor leads to all three bedrooms which offer flexibility in their usage. The master bedroom measures 12’ 3” x 9’ 2” with ample space for a King-size bed and with a spacious built-in wardrobe. A second cast-iron fireplace with stone surround continues the period charm whilst the bedroom window overlooks the garden below. Bedroom two and bedroom three are located across the landing and benefit from a doorway between allowing them to be used as one room. Individually, each room makes for a usable bedroom with the added flexibility to be used as a study, work from home office or dressing room.

Externally, the cottage enjoys a secluded position in the heart of Atworth. The garden is accessed from the shared footpath located at the front of the property and offers the perfect spot to enjoy al-fresco dining and the sunlight throughout the day. The garden comprises of a level lawn with graveled seating area and space for a large freestanding shed, whilst mature shrubs and trees aid privacy and add a splash of colour. On-Street parking is available on Bradford Road, however there is potential to create off-street parking within the garden (subject to consents).

The village of Atworth is a most sought-after and bustling Village in which to live. For families, there is Snapdragons nursery as well as Daisy Chains preschool, both of which are situated just a short level walk from the front door. Shaw Church of England Primary school is also conveniently placed just across the boundary into the neighbouring village of Whitley, and the further schooling options and amenities on offer in Corsham are situated only another 7 or so minutes distant by car. Even more locally, the ever-popular Churchfields School can be found a matter of moments from this property, and with it comes access to the excellent facilities on offer there. There is also a range of excellent suitable secondary schools that Atworth feeds into, with a local bus service on offer to ferry children to and from some of them. For those who like country walks, bike rides or a spot of Golf, the Kingsdown and Whitley golf club can be found a few moments from this property, and for those who prefer city life, there is a bus that picks up from around the corner and stops right in the heart of Bath (duration time of approximately twenty-five minutes to half an hour), amongst a variety of other locations. Lowden garden centre, The Pear Tree Inn, The White Heart, and The Golden Fleece are all popular and welcoming places in which to eat and drink, with the local convenience store located near the car garage and town hall that offers access to the everyday essentials.

Additional Information:
Tenure: Freehold House
Council Tax Band: C
Current EPC Rating: D (65) // Potential: (109)
Services: Gas Central Heating. Mains Drainage. Mains Water Supply. Mains Electricity Supply, Double Glazed Windows.