A great place to get muddy boots and wet coats off before entering the home. There are two double glazed windows and traditional flagstone floors. A wood latched door takes you to the
This really is a charming place to relax and unwind with an impressive inglenook fireplace which has a wood burning stove giving heating to the room and a warm cosy feel. There is further heating available with a modern radiator. The room oozes period charm with part exposed stone walls, tiled floors, ceiling beams and a stone inset shelf. There are two double glazed front aspect windows providing natural light and a useful storage cupboard under the stairs leading to the first floor.
This has a great feel of a country style cottage kitchen but with a modern day practical design. There is a range of cream base units comprising cupboards and drawers with block wood worktops and rear wood upstands and subway style tiles above in place. Further storage is supplied via wall units, one with a glass front. Space is provided for a range style cooker, fridge freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. A lovely Belfast sink continues the traditional feel to the kitchen. The cottage feel continues with part exposed stone walls, black tiled floors and a stable style door which leads out to the side of the property and the garden. Double glazed windows with a rear aspect offer views to the garden, a further side aspect double glazed window overlooks the courtyard. A step down from the kitchen takes you to the dining area where two skylights let natural light flood in. There is a radiator and half height tongue and groove panelling behind.
The curved staircase leads up to the landing with part exposed stone, a pretty inset shelf and wood ceiling beams.
Double glazed window with a front aspect. A great feeling of space due to a vaulted ceiling with beams and part exposed stone walls. Radiator.
Double glazed window with front aspect. A vaulted ceiling gives a spacious feel. Great storage is available with a high level shelf and further lower level inset storage shelf.
Two double glazed windows to rear and side. Radiator. Ceiling spot lights.
A real touch of luxury with a claw foot roll top bath and a character sink sat on a solid wood base with a tiled splashback and a toilet. The flooring is traditional painted wooden floorboards. A period style heated towel rail completes the luxury feel of the bathroom.
A few steps up from the property take you to a gravelled terraced area ideal for outside dining or just relaxing. From here, an extensive level lawned garden with plant shrubs and trees is on offer which is sure to impress with a pathway leading down part of the garden. The garden is enclosed offering privacy and plenty of space to enjoy. The rear of the garden has had a positive pre-planning application for a 3 bed dwelling.
A gravelled area leads to a side timber access gate to the right of the property. To the left of the property is a tucked away courtyard space ideal for storing the recycling bins.
According to the Valuation Office Agency website, cti.voa.gov.uk the present Council Tax Band for the property is D. Please note that change of ownership is a ‘relevant transaction’ that can lead to the review of the existing council tax banding assessment.
Local authority. Bath and North East Somerset
Services. Mains services water and electric. Oil central heating and a septic tank
Broadband Ultrafast 1000mps Source Ofcom
