House For Sale £2,500,000
Built of traditional Bath stone and originally two cottages dating back to mid-18th Century, Well House is a charming village house filled with character and charm. It is immaculately presented and provides well-proportioned accommodation throughout. The layout has been cleverly designed to be cosy, welcoming and comfortable, yet it also offers flexible, modern entertaining space for guests to enjoy.
The ground floor provides a morning room/snug sitting room and a bright, well-equipped kitchen/breakfast room. This is a wonderful room at any time of day and has two accesses on the sheltered terraces. The sitting room leads through into a rear hall, a cloakroom and generous utility/boot room.
The recent conversion and extension of the north wing of the house is exceptional. Previously a barn, the current owners have created a magnificent light, contemporary and flexible space. Finished to an excellent specification, it is arranged as a dining room and a remarkable drawing room with double doors opening directly into the gardens. The extension has been meticulously built out of the original Bath stone and slate roof.
The first and second floors comprise of an impressive principal bedroom with en suite bathroom, two double bedrooms, a family bathroom, two bedrooms and a shower room.
Well House is a charming and impeccable family home with enchanting gardens in a highly desirable location.
The gardens at Well House are a joy and complement the house perfectly. They have been thoughtfully designed to ensure shady and sunny areas can be enjoyed throughout the day, with a number of terraces and tranquil spots to sit. The garden is filled with fragrant and colourful borders, as well as established specimen trees, fruit trees and wildflowers.
The ground floor provides a morning room/snug sitting room and a bright, well-equipped kitchen/breakfast room. This is a wonderful room at any time of day and has two accesses on the sheltered terraces. The sitting room leads through into a rear hall, a cloakroom and generous utility/boot room.
The recent conversion and extension of the north wing of the house is exceptional. Previously a barn, the current owners have created a magnificent light, contemporary and flexible space. Finished to an excellent specification, it is arranged as a dining room and a remarkable drawing room with double doors opening directly into the gardens. The extension has been meticulously built out of the original Bath stone and slate roof.
The first and second floors comprise of an impressive principal bedroom with en suite bathroom, two double bedrooms, a family bathroom, two bedrooms and a shower room.
Well House is a charming and impeccable family home with enchanting gardens in a highly desirable location.
The gardens at Well House are a joy and complement the house perfectly. They have been thoughtfully designed to ensure shady and sunny areas can be enjoyed throughout the day, with a number of terraces and tranquil spots to sit. The garden is filled with fragrant and colourful borders, as well as established specimen trees, fruit trees and wildflowers.
Well House is a delightful family house set amongst beautiful gardens in the popular village of Northend, located 3.5 miles from Bath City centre. The nearby village of Batheaston has a selection of day to day amenities and shops, a primary school, dentist and doctor's surgery.
The World Heritage Site of Bath is famed for its Georgian architecture and Roman history, as well as a cultural hub in the region and boasts a number of renowned venues including the Bath Abbey, the Theatre Royal and the Assembly Rooms amongst other famous historic sites and museums.
Bath offers a wealth of cultural, business and recreational facilities together with excellent schooling and two universities. These include Prior Park, Monkton Combe, King Edwards School, The Royal High School for Girls and Kingswood. Further afield are Wells Cathedral, Downside, Millfield and St Mary's Calne.
There are superb sporting opportunities nearby including local golf courses at Lansdown, Kingsdown and Bowood, rugby clubs include Bath, Bristol and Gloucester. There is also county cricket and horse racing at Bath, Newbury, Wincanton, Salisbury and Chepstow.
Communication links are excellent with a mainline railway to London Paddington from Bath and Bristol Temple Meads. There is easy access to the M4 motorway (10 miles) at Junction 18 for the Midlands, Southwest, Wales, London and Southeast. Bristol Airport lies 17 miles to the west, offering domestic and international flights.
