3 Bed Terraced House For Sale

A distinctive, highly desirable three bedroom period house, beautifully presented and set in a well screened position at the heart of Weston Village.

With an intriguing individual character, this fine double fronted home forms part of a short, discreetly situated mid Victorian terrace which has a notable local history, with a 17th Century date stone evidencing earlier origins.

There is style, quality and good design evident in the well proportioned living space, which presents high quality contemporary refurbishment and retention of period features in equal balance, all enhanced by notably high levels of natural light.

The accommodation is arranged around a central hallway which connects front and rear gardens and a remarkably light and open stairwell.

On the ground floor, there is a comfortable sitting room, superb open plan kitchen/dining room, utility/pantry and light, well equipped shower room. At first floor level, there are three broadly evenly proportioned bedrooms with good storage and an outstanding bathroom refurbished in modern period style. In addition, and subject to the usual consents being obtained, there would appear to be excellent scope to develop the spacious loft.

One of the primary features of this property is the notable way in which the interior and outside space fuse as one; unusually, both front and rear gardens both enjoying a significant level of privacy. There is a lovely rear courtyard, perfect for relaxing and outside dining, and to the front, there is a charming garden, sheltered by an established natural boundary and providing a compelling mix of hard and soft landscaping.

With the protection of Conservation Area status, the house is located in the perfect spot for buyers requiring easy access to both the City centre and the glorious open countryside on the North and West side of Bath. There are local shops and bus stop right on the doorstep in the village, and there is an enjoyable walk to the City centre via Royal Victoria Park. For those looking to explore the open country beyond the city boundaries, there are so many options, including the highly favoured Kelston Roundhill 7km circular walk, and beyond that to Bath Soft Cheese and the Racecourse. An alternative would be to walk up to Lansdown and enjoy a pub lunch at the Hare and Hounds. The Royal United Hospital is just a short walk away.

There are numerous reputable local schools, the nearest being Weston All Saints, St Mary's and Newbridge Primary Schools. There is also from this location a relatively congestion free route to the schools at Lansdown; Kingswood, Royal High and St Stephens.