House For Sale £320,000
A great opportunity to purchase this superb semi-detached property believed to date from the 1950's situated in a highly sought after cul-de-sac location and benefiting gas heating, double glazing, garage spectacular views of the Northern Slopes. The property is in need of modernisation but this gives you the perfect opportunity to make the property your own and put your stamp on. Downstairs there is an entrance hall, dining room, kitchen, reception room and a porch with a downstairs WC. Upstairs there is a landing, three bedrooms of which two are doubles and the family bathroom. Externally there are front and rear gardens laid mainly to lawn and a detached garage. The property offers very easy access to Moorland Road shops, Oldfield Park train station, the city centre beyond as well as the cycle track.
King Georges Road is situated in what is known to be a popular area within Bath. Supermarket giant lidl is within easy access and further conveniences can be found at Weston Lock retail park with Costa, Marks and Spencer's and McDonalds also within a similar distance from the front door. A local bus service provides links into Bath city centre as well as offering onward connection from the city to Bristol and the surrounding local towns and villages. Bath city centre offers fine dining, boutique shops, The Theatre Royal and the architecturally unique Thermae Spa. There are transport links to London either from junction 18 of the M4 which lies to the north of the city or by rail from Bath Spa railway station to London Paddington (Approximately 90 minutes). The world heritage city is famous for its golden architecture, parks and open areas.
King Georges Road is situated in what is known to be a popular area within Bath. Supermarket giant lidl is within easy access and further conveniences can be found at Weston Lock retail park with Costa, Marks and Spencer's and McDonalds also within a similar distance from the front door. A local bus service provides links into Bath city centre as well as offering onward connection from the city to Bristol and the surrounding local towns and villages. Bath city centre offers fine dining, boutique shops, The Theatre Royal and the architecturally unique Thermae Spa. There are transport links to London either from junction 18 of the M4 which lies to the north of the city or by rail from Bath Spa railway station to London Paddington (Approximately 90 minutes). The world heritage city is famous for its golden architecture, parks and open areas.
