House For Sale £450,000
Reception hall • Sitting room • Kitchen/Breakfast room • Three bedrooms • Bathroom • Garden
EPC rating TBC
DESCRIPTION
73b Northend is a stone-built property with living space spread over two floors. This property has fantastic potential to enhance the interior as it has large light and spacious rooms and numerous period features. As you enter the ground floor you are greeted by the large open entrance lobby with a set of stairs leading you to a spacious landing.
The ground floor is made up of a grand living room with doors to straight out into the garden and a good-sized kitchen is also off the hall.
On the first floor there are three large double bedrooms and a spacious family bathroom. Outside the property benefits from gardens to the rear with pedestrian rear access and an open fronted storage area.
SITUATION
73b Northend is found at the end of the village adjacent to Eagle House built by the prominent Bath architect John Wood the Elder. Nestled 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 a grocery shop, newsagent, dentist, chemist, hairdresser, pub, a vet and a fish and chip restaurant. 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.
St John the Baptists church and Batheaston Primary Church School and the new build village hall are just down the road.
There is a frequent bus service into Bath, which has a great selection of shops restaurants cafes bars and pubs along with the Theatre Royal the Roman Baths the Thermae spa and Bath rugby. Bristol and London are both easy to reach by train from Bath Spa Station and the M4 and M5 motorways are nearby. Bristol Airport is 30 miles away.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Tenure: Freehold
Services: All mains services are connected.
Council Tax: Band C
Viewing: Strictly by appointment with Carter Jonas.
PLEASE NOTE THE PROPERTY HAS A PROTECTED TENANCY
EPC rating TBC
DESCRIPTION
73b Northend is a stone-built property with living space spread over two floors. This property has fantastic potential to enhance the interior as it has large light and spacious rooms and numerous period features. As you enter the ground floor you are greeted by the large open entrance lobby with a set of stairs leading you to a spacious landing.
The ground floor is made up of a grand living room with doors to straight out into the garden and a good-sized kitchen is also off the hall.
On the first floor there are three large double bedrooms and a spacious family bathroom. Outside the property benefits from gardens to the rear with pedestrian rear access and an open fronted storage area.
SITUATION
73b Northend is found at the end of the village adjacent to Eagle House built by the prominent Bath architect John Wood the Elder. Nestled 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 a grocery shop, newsagent, dentist, chemist, hairdresser, pub, a vet and a fish and chip restaurant. 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.
St John the Baptists church and Batheaston Primary Church School and the new build village hall are just down the road.
There is a frequent bus service into Bath, which has a great selection of shops restaurants cafes bars and pubs along with the Theatre Royal the Roman Baths the Thermae spa and Bath rugby. Bristol and London are both easy to reach by train from Bath Spa Station and the M4 and M5 motorways are nearby. Bristol Airport is 30 miles away.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Tenure: Freehold
Services: All mains services are connected.
Council Tax: Band C
Viewing: Strictly by appointment with Carter Jonas.
PLEASE NOTE THE PROPERTY HAS A PROTECTED TENANCY
