House For Sale £220,000
Tucked away on a quiet lane soaked in charm stands the three-story Bethesda Place, a quirky textile artists eco-conscious oasis. Within its walls live warmth, coziness, and a passion for conscious design.
Originally built in the early 1900s, Bethesda Place has been lovingly restored with original touches that whisper tales of its history. Tongue and groove paneling lines the wide hallway and leads to the welcoming, extra-cosy living room anchored by an open brick fireplace, radiating warmth. This leads to a dining nook featuring a log burner encircled by an exposed brick fireplace and one wall flanked with wood paneling perfect for cottage style.
The fresh sage green painted fitted wooden kitchen, with a WC tucked away at the far end, blends modern conveniences with organic textures like the woodblock look countertops and open shelving. Just off the kitchen sits a clever built-in settle stuffed with storage and a view of the lovely garden.
Up a staircase with a roped handrail past family portraits lies the pretty in pink smaller second bedroom with views over the rooftops awash in dappled light. Across the landing and past a perfectly positioned chair and ordered bookcase lies the main bedroom featuring a cool stripped plaster wall and original woodwork complementing Farrow & Ball paints. A step down leads to a dressing area and en-suite bathroom that’s also the primary family bath.
Upwards again sits the loft, a space thats has been converted into a light-filled creative studio and bed space and has views over the hills towards the top of the valley.
Outside, the front spills straight onto the road and at the rear, flowers and herbs burst from the urban cottage garden, loved by the family and neighbours alike...
Originally built in the early 1900s, Bethesda Place has been lovingly restored with original touches that whisper tales of its history. Tongue and groove paneling lines the wide hallway and leads to the welcoming, extra-cosy living room anchored by an open brick fireplace, radiating warmth. This leads to a dining nook featuring a log burner encircled by an exposed brick fireplace and one wall flanked with wood paneling perfect for cottage style.
The fresh sage green painted fitted wooden kitchen, with a WC tucked away at the far end, blends modern conveniences with organic textures like the woodblock look countertops and open shelving. Just off the kitchen sits a clever built-in settle stuffed with storage and a view of the lovely garden.
Up a staircase with a roped handrail past family portraits lies the pretty in pink smaller second bedroom with views over the rooftops awash in dappled light. Across the landing and past a perfectly positioned chair and ordered bookcase lies the main bedroom featuring a cool stripped plaster wall and original woodwork complementing Farrow & Ball paints. A step down leads to a dressing area and en-suite bathroom that’s also the primary family bath.
Upwards again sits the loft, a space thats has been converted into a light-filled creative studio and bed space and has views over the hills towards the top of the valley.
Outside, the front spills straight onto the road and at the rear, flowers and herbs burst from the urban cottage garden, loved by the family and neighbours alike...
