House For Sale £695,000
A delightful detached 1930's house situated in a quiet and desirable residential area and within a short walk of the Market Place and city centre. Two reception rooms, three bedrooms, garage and good size level garden.
Description
An attractive 1930’s detached house in a wonderful
location and set within a quiet residential road close to the
city centre.
Built in the 1930’s this lovely property has been in careful
ownership and most of the original features have been
retained including the attractive staircase and picture rails
in the sitting and dining room. Modern comforts include
double glazed windows and gas central heating.
*
A footpath from the end of Ash Grove gives a cut-through
to the bottom of Milton Lane. The Market Place and
Cathedral are within a short walk from the property.
Presented in good order throughout, the accommodation is
comfortable with large windows ensuring plenty of natural
light throughout the house.
Accommodation
The front door opens into the hall with doors off and a
staircase. On the left is the dining room with a bay window
overlooking the front garden. Returning to the hall and
turning left the door opens to the sitting room that has a
fireplace with an electric fire and a large window
overlooking the rear garden. At the end of the hall is the
kitchen that has a range of wall and floor cupboards, space
for an electric cooker and a fridge, one and a half bowl sink
and a breakfast bar. A door leads from the kitchen into a
hall with a cloakroom and utility room off. An original
staircase leads to the landing area that has a window to the
side giving plenty of natural light on the stairs and area
around. On the first floor are three bedrooms and a
bathroom.
Outside
The property is approached over a driveway which leads to
the single garage that has light and power, the boiler is also
located here. The front garden is enclosed by a low brick
wall and is lawned with a border to the front planted with a
range of mature heathers.
A pathway and gate at the side lead to the generous sunny
westerly facing garden. This delightful area has a large lawn
planted with a young Maple tree. Mature borders either side
are planted with a superb range of Cistus and herbaceous
plants that give a glorious display of colour throughout the
seasons. A paved patio gives seating and outside dining. To
the rear of the house is a block-built storage shed.
Situation
Ash Grove is a quiet residential cul de sac close to the centre
of Wells. Wells is the smallest city in England and offers a
range of shopping facilities including a high proportion of
independent shops and boutiques, banks, restaurants, public
houses, cinema and churches. The stunning market square
holds a farmer’s market on Wednesday and Saturday.
The nearby Georgian city of Bath and the regional centre of
Bristol are also within good commuting distance, while Castle
Cary Station with links to London Paddington and Exeter is a
12-mile drive away. Bristol International Airport is 17 miles
away.
There are excellent schools in Wells and the surrounding
area including highly regarded primary schools in Wells, the
extremely sought-after Wells Blue secondary school, Wells
Cathedral School, Downside School, All Hallows Preparatory
School and Millfield.
Directions
From Mountery Road, continue towards Bristol and turn left
into Milton Lane. At the top, turn right into Ash Lane and take
the first right into Ash Grove. Number 16 is a short way along
on the right.
Local Authority
Mendip District Council Telephone .
Postcode
BA5 2LX
Services & Benefits
Mains water, mains drainage. Gas central heating.
EPC
D
Viewing Arrangements
Strictly by appointment with the Vendors agent
Killens
Fixtures & Fittings
Fixtures and fittings - All those items usually regarded as
retained to the vendors are specifically reserved out of the
sale.
Description
An attractive 1930’s detached house in a wonderful
location and set within a quiet residential road close to the
city centre.
Built in the 1930’s this lovely property has been in careful
ownership and most of the original features have been
retained including the attractive staircase and picture rails
in the sitting and dining room. Modern comforts include
double glazed windows and gas central heating.
*
A footpath from the end of Ash Grove gives a cut-through
to the bottom of Milton Lane. The Market Place and
Cathedral are within a short walk from the property.
Presented in good order throughout, the accommodation is
comfortable with large windows ensuring plenty of natural
light throughout the house.
Accommodation
The front door opens into the hall with doors off and a
staircase. On the left is the dining room with a bay window
overlooking the front garden. Returning to the hall and
turning left the door opens to the sitting room that has a
fireplace with an electric fire and a large window
overlooking the rear garden. At the end of the hall is the
kitchen that has a range of wall and floor cupboards, space
for an electric cooker and a fridge, one and a half bowl sink
and a breakfast bar. A door leads from the kitchen into a
hall with a cloakroom and utility room off. An original
staircase leads to the landing area that has a window to the
side giving plenty of natural light on the stairs and area
around. On the first floor are three bedrooms and a
bathroom.
Outside
The property is approached over a driveway which leads to
the single garage that has light and power, the boiler is also
located here. The front garden is enclosed by a low brick
wall and is lawned with a border to the front planted with a
range of mature heathers.
A pathway and gate at the side lead to the generous sunny
westerly facing garden. This delightful area has a large lawn
planted with a young Maple tree. Mature borders either side
are planted with a superb range of Cistus and herbaceous
plants that give a glorious display of colour throughout the
seasons. A paved patio gives seating and outside dining. To
the rear of the house is a block-built storage shed.
Situation
Ash Grove is a quiet residential cul de sac close to the centre
of Wells. Wells is the smallest city in England and offers a
range of shopping facilities including a high proportion of
independent shops and boutiques, banks, restaurants, public
houses, cinema and churches. The stunning market square
holds a farmer’s market on Wednesday and Saturday.
The nearby Georgian city of Bath and the regional centre of
Bristol are also within good commuting distance, while Castle
Cary Station with links to London Paddington and Exeter is a
12-mile drive away. Bristol International Airport is 17 miles
away.
There are excellent schools in Wells and the surrounding
area including highly regarded primary schools in Wells, the
extremely sought-after Wells Blue secondary school, Wells
Cathedral School, Downside School, All Hallows Preparatory
School and Millfield.
Directions
From Mountery Road, continue towards Bristol and turn left
into Milton Lane. At the top, turn right into Ash Lane and take
the first right into Ash Grove. Number 16 is a short way along
on the right.
Local Authority
Mendip District Council Telephone .
Postcode
BA5 2LX
Services & Benefits
Mains water, mains drainage. Gas central heating.
EPC
D
Viewing Arrangements
Strictly by appointment with the Vendors agent
Killens
Fixtures & Fittings
Fixtures and fittings - All those items usually regarded as
retained to the vendors are specifically reserved out of the
sale.
