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About the property

This delightful home is well located at the top of Radford Hill which affords it wonderful open views whilst being only a short walk to the village centre where the local amenities and caf� are located.
The current owners have lived in the property since it was built back in the 1970's. They have updated and maintained the property over the years making this a lovely family home with flexible accommodation.
The property is entered via an enclosed porch which leads to a spacious hallway. Double doors to the right lead into a generous sitting room which has double glazed patio doors and amazing views and leads directly out to a terraced space ideal to take in the beautiful vistas.
Take a few steps up from the hallway and there is a further reception room to the right, whilst in front is a utility room and a cloakroom. To the left is a well presented kitchen/breakfast room which also features double glazed patio doors and a further terrace space ideally located for alfresco dining and enjoying the views on offer.
The top part of the house offers four good bedrooms, one of which has a shower and two of the bedrooms have large windows to help you fully enjoy the views to the distant hills. There is also a well presented shower room.
Externally, there are mature gardens to the front and rear to enjoy and to the front there is a driveway for off street parking which leads to a tandem garage.

Radford Hill is a popular location in the village of Timsbury which lies some 5 miles south of the Georgian city of Bath with its range of educational and cultural facilities. The village offers a range of local amenities, including post office/general store, chemist, An 'Outstanding' Ofsted rated primary school, church, doctors surgery, caf� and public house and there is a bus service through the village. For those wishing to commute to the major cities of Bristol and Bath access by road is good and the towns of Keynsham and Midsomer Norton are close by. Read more
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