House For Sale £850,000
This is a rare and unique opportunity to acquire a modern cedar clad building in an unspoilt setting within Grade II listed gardens that once formed part of the Hall Estate; a stone's throw from the centre of this beautiful historic market town.
Planning consent has been granted (21/00982/ful) for a change of use from B1 offices to a single C3 dwelling. The existing building comprises two large open plan office, one with a kitchenette, and a cloakroom.
The new house will benefit from lateral accommodation and comprise entrance hall, open plan kitchen/dining/family room, living room, office/bedroom 3, utility room, cloakroom, principal bedroom with en suite bathroom and large walk in wardrobe; and double bedroom with en suite shower room.
The property is approached via a shared access drive, leading to plentiful parking for up to multiple vehicles.
Externally the grounds are a wonderful feature, which provide an enchanting space, perfect for wildlife enthusiasts and exploring. There is a generous terrace, which is a perfect spot for entertaining.
In all approximately 1.61 acres.
The Tump site occupies a private position close to the heart of the picturesque town of Bradford on Avon. One of the most compelling features about Bradford on Avon is its unique position on the edge of the Cotswolds facing the River Avon. This picturesque Saxon town was the winner in The Sunday Times “Best Places to Live in Britain” in 2015, boasting a wide range of day-to-day amenities. The town has many fine examples of architecture from the Saxon, Medieval, Tudor, Georgian and Industrial Revolution periods.
The town is steeped in history, its growth due to a thriving wool industry and the River Avon that flows through it. Today, the town is home to numerous independent shops, restaurants and pubs and is a popular tourist destination. The city of Bath is a short train ride or an easy drive while the surrounding countryside and villages are easily accessible walking or cycling via the area's many footpaths and bridleways as well as along the Kennet and Avon Canal.
The property is well placed for commuting with access to both junctions 17 and 18 of the M4 which link to London and the wider national motorway network. Bradford on Avon Station is nearby, with high speed links to London Paddington, via Bath or Westbury; and a direct train runs to Waterloo, and Bristol. The town benefits from the highly-regarded St Laurence School, and there is an excellent selection of schools in Bath and the surrounding areas.
Bradford-on-Avon .5 miles, Bath 8 miles (Bath Spa to London Paddington from 90 minutes), Frome 10 miles, M4 (J18) 14 miles, Bristol Airport 26 miles. (Distances and times approximate).
Planning consent has been granted (21/00982/ful) for a change of use from B1 offices to a single C3 dwelling. The existing building comprises two large open plan office, one with a kitchenette, and a cloakroom.
The new house will benefit from lateral accommodation and comprise entrance hall, open plan kitchen/dining/family room, living room, office/bedroom 3, utility room, cloakroom, principal bedroom with en suite bathroom and large walk in wardrobe; and double bedroom with en suite shower room.
The property is approached via a shared access drive, leading to plentiful parking for up to multiple vehicles.
Externally the grounds are a wonderful feature, which provide an enchanting space, perfect for wildlife enthusiasts and exploring. There is a generous terrace, which is a perfect spot for entertaining.
In all approximately 1.61 acres.
The Tump site occupies a private position close to the heart of the picturesque town of Bradford on Avon. One of the most compelling features about Bradford on Avon is its unique position on the edge of the Cotswolds facing the River Avon. This picturesque Saxon town was the winner in The Sunday Times “Best Places to Live in Britain” in 2015, boasting a wide range of day-to-day amenities. The town has many fine examples of architecture from the Saxon, Medieval, Tudor, Georgian and Industrial Revolution periods.
The town is steeped in history, its growth due to a thriving wool industry and the River Avon that flows through it. Today, the town is home to numerous independent shops, restaurants and pubs and is a popular tourist destination. The city of Bath is a short train ride or an easy drive while the surrounding countryside and villages are easily accessible walking or cycling via the area's many footpaths and bridleways as well as along the Kennet and Avon Canal.
The property is well placed for commuting with access to both junctions 17 and 18 of the M4 which link to London and the wider national motorway network. Bradford on Avon Station is nearby, with high speed links to London Paddington, via Bath or Westbury; and a direct train runs to Waterloo, and Bristol. The town benefits from the highly-regarded St Laurence School, and there is an excellent selection of schools in Bath and the surrounding areas.
Bradford-on-Avon .5 miles, Bath 8 miles (Bath Spa to London Paddington from 90 minutes), Frome 10 miles, M4 (J18) 14 miles, Bristol Airport 26 miles. (Distances and times approximate).
