Midford Lane, Midford, BA2

Cleeve Rocks is a detached single storey dwelling comprising four bedrooms, two bathrooms and spacious open plan living. A major feature is the inside/outside living, with a wall of sliding doors from the open plan kitchen and dining area to the garden. However, we feel the potential of the plot is ‘one of a kind’. The location, privacy and views lend themselves, along with your own design ideas to make this a special home and take it to the next level.

Outside

The location with its views, grounds and woodland truly stands out. A driveway provides plenty of parking and there is also a triple garage and studio. The gardens surrounding the house are predominantly level with dining areas adjacent to the kitchen and a large level lawn. The view is directly towards the stunning Midford Castle across the wooded valley. There is a detached garden studio at the far end of the lawn perfect for those who require a home office or for extra accommodation with a kitchen area and shower room. There is an adjacent workshop. The gardens lead up to the woodland with a carpet of bluebells and wild garlic in the spring and a wonderful area to play and explore in the summer. To make the perfect day there is a levelled site perfect for your own camping area including an outside loo to add to the festival vibe.

Situation

Midford is a pretty village with a popular country pub, The Hope & Anchor. The village is approximately 4 miles from Bath Spa Railway Station (80 minutes to London Paddington). Adjacent to the pub is the opening of the Two Tunnels, a shared level path for walkers and cyclists leading directly to the south of the city centre. It opened a decade ago where once the tunnel was the route of the trains of the Somerset and Dorset line to the south coast. Now it provides a great link to the city especially for those cycling into work or weekend strolls. There is a regular bus route into Bath. Cleeve Rocks is elevated above the village along a pretty country lane which links to the A36 and the neighbouring villages of Freshford and Limpley Stoke; always popular with their country pubs. Freshford also has a well-regarded primary school and The Galleries Shop and Cafe. Homewood Park is a country house hotel and spa which is also nearby.

Additional Information

Additional Information: The area is a conservation area and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Services: Mains connected water, electricity. Calor gas tanks underground with under floor gas heating. Private drainage.

Local Authority: Wiltshire Council. Council Tax Band F.