House For Sale £650,000
The Old Coach House is a beautiful property that would make the perfect home or pied-a-terre! The property is positioned in a private and quiet location with the benefit of not being overlooked.
The light and airy entrance hall features two window seats with storage beneath, and opens into the open plan kitchen/ dining room with gabled ceilings incorporating Velux windows which allow natural light to fill the room; the kitchen features contemporary units, quartz worktops and integrated appliances. There is also a separate utility/cloakroom.
The living room has a stunning feature fireplace with bespoke cupboards and floating shelves on either side and a charming bay window with window seat which overlooks the pretty courtyard.
The principal bedroom features French doors leading to the courtyard and fitted wardrobes, and the second double bedroom also features fitted wardrobes. The modern bathroom features a separate shower and bath, heated towel rail and tiled floor with underfloor heating.
The property is approached through electric double gates onto a gravel driveway where there is ample parking for a few vehicles.
From here there are steps leading up to the lawned garden which is bordered by a selection of mature shrubs and plants and features subtle lighting. The upper garden is south west facing and flooded with sunlight all day.
There is a fabulous detached studio/office which would lend itself to a variety of uses. There is also a useful storage room attached.
The historic village of Norton St Philip was first mentioned in the Doomsday Book of 1066, the village became an important centre for the wool and cloth trade in the 13th Century. The merchants meeting place was the half timbered George Inn which has stood at the village crossroads for more than 500 years and is still the focal point of the village. There is also a second public house The Fleur de Lys, a Co-op, primary school and Parish Church. The village has a thriving community with many social clubs, i.e. Walking, photography, art etc.
The Farleigh Road Farm Shop is not far away, in addition to the popular market towns of Bradford on Avon and Frome, and the city of Bath which all offer a wealth of shops, restaurants, activities and schools.
Bradford on Avon 5 miles, Frome 6 miles, Babington House 7 miles, Bath City Centre 7.5 miles (all distances are approximate).
The light and airy entrance hall features two window seats with storage beneath, and opens into the open plan kitchen/ dining room with gabled ceilings incorporating Velux windows which allow natural light to fill the room; the kitchen features contemporary units, quartz worktops and integrated appliances. There is also a separate utility/cloakroom.
The living room has a stunning feature fireplace with bespoke cupboards and floating shelves on either side and a charming bay window with window seat which overlooks the pretty courtyard.
The principal bedroom features French doors leading to the courtyard and fitted wardrobes, and the second double bedroom also features fitted wardrobes. The modern bathroom features a separate shower and bath, heated towel rail and tiled floor with underfloor heating.
The property is approached through electric double gates onto a gravel driveway where there is ample parking for a few vehicles.
From here there are steps leading up to the lawned garden which is bordered by a selection of mature shrubs and plants and features subtle lighting. The upper garden is south west facing and flooded with sunlight all day.
There is a fabulous detached studio/office which would lend itself to a variety of uses. There is also a useful storage room attached.
The historic village of Norton St Philip was first mentioned in the Doomsday Book of 1066, the village became an important centre for the wool and cloth trade in the 13th Century. The merchants meeting place was the half timbered George Inn which has stood at the village crossroads for more than 500 years and is still the focal point of the village. There is also a second public house The Fleur de Lys, a Co-op, primary school and Parish Church. The village has a thriving community with many social clubs, i.e. Walking, photography, art etc.
The Farleigh Road Farm Shop is not far away, in addition to the popular market towns of Bradford on Avon and Frome, and the city of Bath which all offer a wealth of shops, restaurants, activities and schools.
Bradford on Avon 5 miles, Frome 6 miles, Babington House 7 miles, Bath City Centre 7.5 miles (all distances are approximate).
