House For Sale £865,000
For sale, Ancliff Square is an individual development with a fascinating history, dating back to circa 1830, set in a desirable hamlet near Bradford on Avon.
Built as a Weavers Apprentice House, it later served as a workhouse, a Red Cross hospital, a country hotel, and the wartime offices of the British Museum, before being converted into the 12 dwellings that now stand. No. 7 is the east chapel to the former workhouse and weavers cottages, and as such offers wonderful character features and versatile family living space arranged over four floors.
On the ground floor is the fabulous open plan living/dining room, with double height/vaulted ceiling, wonderful large lancet sash window and open fire, from here is the newly fitted modern kitchen and a cloakroom. On the first floor mezzanine level is a double bedroom and a bathroom, and on the second floor is a spacious double bedroom and plentiful eaves storage. On the lower ground floor are two further double bedrooms and a shower room.
The pretty gardens are mainly laid to lawn with mature planted areas. There is a terrace with a garden kitchen and bespoke pizza oven offering an ideal spot for alfresco entertaining.
There is ample parking on a gravelled drive, in addition to a double carport.
In all approximately 0.18 of an acre.
Owing to our commitment to keep both our colleagues and clients safe, we have many guided virtual viewing options available to you. These include video walkthroughs, 360 virtual reality tours and enhanced comprehensive photography, our teams will be happy to walk you through.
The tranquil and picturesque hamlet of Avoncliff is set on the banks of the Kennett & Avon canal and the River Avon. It boasts a public house, tea rooms, beautiful countryside walks and cycling paths and a train station (approximately 10 minutes on foot) with regular services to Bath Spa and Bristol stations which both provide high speed rail links to London Paddington.
The popular Saxon market town of Bradford on Avon is close by with an excellent selection of shops, restaurants and activities, in addition to the nearby city of Bath, and the artisan market town of Frome.
The area is well known for the quality of its schooling. Schools in the area include St. Laurence Secondary School, Freshford Primary, Prior Park College, Stonar, Monkton Combe, King Edwards, The Royal High School for Girls and Kingswood in Bath.
Bradford on Avon miles, Bath City Centre <8 miles, Frome 10 miles, Bristol International Airport 26.5 miles (All distances are approximate).
Built as a Weavers Apprentice House, it later served as a workhouse, a Red Cross hospital, a country hotel, and the wartime offices of the British Museum, before being converted into the 12 dwellings that now stand. No. 7 is the east chapel to the former workhouse and weavers cottages, and as such offers wonderful character features and versatile family living space arranged over four floors.
On the ground floor is the fabulous open plan living/dining room, with double height/vaulted ceiling, wonderful large lancet sash window and open fire, from here is the newly fitted modern kitchen and a cloakroom. On the first floor mezzanine level is a double bedroom and a bathroom, and on the second floor is a spacious double bedroom and plentiful eaves storage. On the lower ground floor are two further double bedrooms and a shower room.
The pretty gardens are mainly laid to lawn with mature planted areas. There is a terrace with a garden kitchen and bespoke pizza oven offering an ideal spot for alfresco entertaining.
There is ample parking on a gravelled drive, in addition to a double carport.
In all approximately 0.18 of an acre.
Owing to our commitment to keep both our colleagues and clients safe, we have many guided virtual viewing options available to you. These include video walkthroughs, 360 virtual reality tours and enhanced comprehensive photography, our teams will be happy to walk you through.
The tranquil and picturesque hamlet of Avoncliff is set on the banks of the Kennett & Avon canal and the River Avon. It boasts a public house, tea rooms, beautiful countryside walks and cycling paths and a train station (approximately 10 minutes on foot) with regular services to Bath Spa and Bristol stations which both provide high speed rail links to London Paddington.
The popular Saxon market town of Bradford on Avon is close by with an excellent selection of shops, restaurants and activities, in addition to the nearby city of Bath, and the artisan market town of Frome.
The area is well known for the quality of its schooling. Schools in the area include St. Laurence Secondary School, Freshford Primary, Prior Park College, Stonar, Monkton Combe, King Edwards, The Royal High School for Girls and Kingswood in Bath.
Bradford on Avon miles, Bath City Centre <8 miles, Frome 10 miles, Bristol International Airport 26.5 miles (All distances are approximate).
