A lovely semi detached delightful stone built cottage which is located in the village of Marksbury. The current owners of the property have had a new kitchen installed making it a great place to enjoy cooking.
The house is positioned side on to the road offering a front garden leading to the traditional front door. On entering the property there is a useful porch perfect to remove coats and shoes before entering the cottage. This leads onto the new kitchen but keeping some traditional style in place such as the old stone surround front what would have been a fire place and wood block worktops. Leading from here is an internal hallway with generous storage cupboards to the right and a bathroom to the left. To the rear is a well proportioned sitting room which has French doors leading out to the garden.
The first floor has three bedrooms accessed off the landing and there are some beautiful far reaching views from the windows of the bedrooms.
Externally the property has a small front garden and to the rear is a pretty cottage garden laid mainly to lawn with trees and shrubs to the borders. There again, some delightful views.
Marksbury is a sought after village location. The property is in the heart of the village off the main road with easy access to the popular village primary school and village hall. The village is in the catchment area of Wellsway School at Keynsham and has a convenience store and petrol station for day to day shopping while a wider range of amenities including a Waitrose Food Store can be found in the near by town of Keynsham. The village is on the edge of the Chew Valley with its renowned recreational facilities and only just over 1.5 miles away from The Pig, Country House Hotel. The village is surrounded by open countryside with many delightful walks from the doorstep, while the cities of Bristol and Bath are within easy commuting distance.
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A lovely semi detached delightful stone built cottage which is located in the village of Marksbury. The current owners of the property have had a new kitchen installed making it a great place to enjoy cooking.
The house is positioned side on to the road offering a front garden leading to the traditional front door. On entering the property there is a useful porch perfect to remove coats and shoes before entering the cottage. This leads onto the new kitchen but keeping some traditional style in place such as the old stone surround front what would have been a fire place and wood block worktops. Leading from here is an internal hallway with generous storage cupboards to the right and a bathroom to the left. To the rear is a well proportioned sitting room which has French doors leading out to the garden.
The first floor has three bedrooms accessed off the landing and there are some beautiful far reaching views from the windows of the bedrooms.
Externally the property has a small front garden and to the rear is a pretty cottage garden laid mainly to lawn with trees and shrubs to the borders. There again, some delightful views.
Marksbury is a sought after village location. The property is in the heart of the village off the main road with easy access to the popular village primary school and village hall. The village is in the catchment area of Wellsway School at Keynsham and has a convenience store and petrol station for day to day shopping while a wider range of amenities including a Waitrose Food Store can be found in the near by town of Keynsham. The village is on the edge of the Chew Valley with its renowned recreational facilities and only just over 1.5 miles away from The Pig, Country House Hotel. The village is surrounded by open countryside with many delightful walks from the doorstep, while the cities of Bristol and Bath are within easy commuting distance.
In fuller detail the accommodation comprises (all measurements are approximate):
Ground Floor -
Enclosed Porch - 0.96 x 1.26 (3'1" x 4'1") - Traditional wood front door leads into the enclosed porch. Double glazed window to side. Glazed door leads into
Kitchen - 3.49 x 3.55 (11'5" x 11'7") - Double glazed window to front aspect, ceiling spot lights. Range of base units with cupboards, drawers and wood block work tops complimented by matching upstands behind the preparation area and tiles behind the cooking area. Traditional Belfast style sink. There are numerous built in appliances including, washing machine, dishwasher, fridge freezer, ceramic hob, electric oven, and a cooker hood. Cupboard housing the oil fired boiler. Radiator.
Central Hallway - Ceiling spot light. two generous storage cupboards. Laminate flooring.
Bathroom - 1.81 x 1.68 (5'11" x 5'6") - Traditional latch wood door. Double glazed frosted window. Panel bath with an electric shower over. Pedestal wash hand basin. Low level toilet. Laminate flooring. Radiator
Sitting Room - 4.68 x 3.67 (15'4" x 12'0") - Double glazed window with side aspect. Double glazed French doors leading to the garden. Two radiators. Ceiling spot lights. Stairs to the first floor.
First Floor -
Landing - Double glazed window. Radiator.
Bedroom - 3.02 x 3.60 (9'10" x 11'9") - Two double glazed window with dual aspect. Radiator.
Bedroom - 2.47 x 2.55 (8'1" x 8'4") - Double glazed window with side aspect. cupboard with hot water tank. Radiator.
Bedroom - 3.68 x 3.86 (12'0" x 12'7") - Two double glazed window with dual aspect. Radiator. Cupboard.
Outside -
Front Garden - Path to front door. Patio area
Rear Garden - Enclosed garden with gated side access. Laid mainly to lawn. Borders with flowers and shrubs. Pretty views.
Tenure - Freehold
Council Tax - 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.
Agents Note - To help you with your purchasing decision we have supplied information and links for guidance so you can satisfy yourself that the property is suitable for you.
Mobile & Broadband https://checker.ofcom.org.uk/
Check flood Risk https://www.gov.uk/request-flooding-history
Coal Mining and Conservation Areas https://www.gov.uk/guidance/using-coal-mining-information#coal-authority-interactive-map-viewer
Find conservation areas | Bath and North East Somerset Council (bathnes.gov.uk)
https://www.bristol.gov.uk/residents/planning-and-building-regulations/conservation-listed-buildings-and-the-historic-environment/conservation-areas
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