House For Sale £539,000
The House
The farmhouse-style kitchen has a full range of kitchen units and shelving. It has an electric range with a seven-burner gas hob. There is a matching extractor hood Belfast sink stainless steel washing machine dishwasher and space for an American-style fridge. Wooden floors run throughout the ground floor. A door leads to the drawing room.
The drawing room has enough space for sitting and dining, the original Bath stone fireplace has a wood burner. There are exposed oak beams, original shutters and the original china cupboard and under the stairs, the cupboard provides useful storage space. The staircase leads up to the second floor with bedroom 2 and the bathroom. A good sized double room with 2 stone mullion windows, one with a window seat, overlooking the rear garden. There is an attractive cast iron fireplace, exposed wooden beams, an inset double wardrobe and further storage.
It has recently been refurbished to a very high standard and has both a bath and a large quadrant shower, with two separate sinks and two mirrored cupboards above. There are two skylight windows an extractor fan and spotlighting. There is a linen cupboard and a combination boiler.
The staircase continues up to the third floor. This large double room has a high apex ceiling with exposed natural stone and oak beams. It is a double aspect with 4 stone mullion windows overlooking Bannerdown on one side and Solsbury Hill on the other. There is a double wardrobe, down lighting and a recessed fireplace. A wooden open-plan staircase leads to the mezzanine level.
It has exposed natural stone and oak beams and a balustrade overlooking the main bedroom. There is Internet access and sitting at your desk you can look through the porthole window at a horizon of fields and trees.
Garden and Grounds
The door from the kitchen leads through a canopied porch to the yard, with the designated parking space for one vehicle and the recycling area. The door from the drawing room leads to the garden. The garden is a good size with a paved area big enough for outside dining and an area set to lawn and flowerbeds with a pathway to the garden shed. There is an occasional right of way for neighbouring properties.
Originally part of Northend House and built-in 1647, the property is at the end of the village opposite Eagle House. Located in the valley between Bannerdown Charmeydown and Solsbury Hill, it is just three miles from the World Heritage City of Bath and within a short walk to the village of Batheaston, which has many local amenities. Crossing the river at Batheaston you can cycle or walk to Bathampton where you can stop at the pubs, follow the canal into Bath or take the riverboat. There is a bus service into Bath, which has a great selection of shops restaurants cafes bars and pubs along with the Theatre Royal and the Roman Baths. Bristol and London are both easy to reach by train from Bath Spa Station and the M4 and M5 motorways are nearby.
The farmhouse-style kitchen has a full range of kitchen units and shelving. It has an electric range with a seven-burner gas hob. There is a matching extractor hood Belfast sink stainless steel washing machine dishwasher and space for an American-style fridge. Wooden floors run throughout the ground floor. A door leads to the drawing room.
The drawing room has enough space for sitting and dining, the original Bath stone fireplace has a wood burner. There are exposed oak beams, original shutters and the original china cupboard and under the stairs, the cupboard provides useful storage space. The staircase leads up to the second floor with bedroom 2 and the bathroom. A good sized double room with 2 stone mullion windows, one with a window seat, overlooking the rear garden. There is an attractive cast iron fireplace, exposed wooden beams, an inset double wardrobe and further storage.
It has recently been refurbished to a very high standard and has both a bath and a large quadrant shower, with two separate sinks and two mirrored cupboards above. There are two skylight windows an extractor fan and spotlighting. There is a linen cupboard and a combination boiler.
The staircase continues up to the third floor. This large double room has a high apex ceiling with exposed natural stone and oak beams. It is a double aspect with 4 stone mullion windows overlooking Bannerdown on one side and Solsbury Hill on the other. There is a double wardrobe, down lighting and a recessed fireplace. A wooden open-plan staircase leads to the mezzanine level.
It has exposed natural stone and oak beams and a balustrade overlooking the main bedroom. There is Internet access and sitting at your desk you can look through the porthole window at a horizon of fields and trees.
Garden and Grounds
The door from the kitchen leads through a canopied porch to the yard, with the designated parking space for one vehicle and the recycling area. The door from the drawing room leads to the garden. The garden is a good size with a paved area big enough for outside dining and an area set to lawn and flowerbeds with a pathway to the garden shed. There is an occasional right of way for neighbouring properties.
Originally part of Northend House and built-in 1647, the property is at the end of the village opposite Eagle House. Located in the valley between Bannerdown Charmeydown and Solsbury Hill, it is just three miles from the World Heritage City of Bath and within a short walk to the village of Batheaston, which has many local amenities. Crossing the river at Batheaston you can cycle or walk to Bathampton where you can stop at the pubs, follow the canal into Bath or take the riverboat. There is a bus service into Bath, which has a great selection of shops restaurants cafes bars and pubs along with the Theatre Royal and the Roman Baths. Bristol and London are both easy to reach by train from Bath Spa Station and the M4 and M5 motorways are nearby.
