Northend, Batheaston, Bath, BA1 7ES

This period semi-detached house is set in the heart of this tucked away settlement. The accommodation is arranged over three floors and is accessed directly from the street. The front sitting room includes stairs to the first floor with steps leading down to a usable cellar/office space with a rear window. Beyond the stairs is a double aspect dining room/second sitting room which features a fireplace with an ornamental grate. Completing the ground floor layout is a good-sized kitchen/breakfast room with Travertine tiled floor and vaulted ceiling. There is ample space for a dining table, a good range of wall and base units for storage, with a recess for a gas fired Range. There is a window and a glazed door providing access to the garden. 

The first floor provides a double aspect bedroom with an ornamental fireplace at the rear and a further double with cupboards at the front. The bathroom is fitted with a three-piece suite and tiled flooring with a further former WC off the landing, now decommissioned and used as storage. The attic room is vaulted with exposed wooden beams and offers a further double bedroom area with enclosed stairs from the landing.

The sunny and well enclosed garden at the rear has a patio area ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining, a lawn bordered by mature shrubs with a seating area at the back with a bench and pergola. 

Northend is a hamlet in the village of Batheaston. Located in the middle of the countryside in St. Catherine's Valley yet only a couple of miles to the centre of Bath. Batheaston has an extensive range of village amenities within easy walking distance of the which include an excellent primary school and doctors’ surgery, dentist, chemist, veterinary practice, restaurants, café, church, shops and pub. Well placed on the foot of Solsbury Hill the village has some lovely local walks. The World Heritage City of Bath famous for its wide variety of cultural, educational, retail and sporting facilities has excellent transport links. For commuters’ easy access to the M4 and A4 and Bath Spa Station provides a mainline rail link to London Paddington in 75 minutes, and Bristol Temple Meads is 12 minutes away.

Additional Information:
Tenure: Freehold
EPC Rating: E (Potential C)
Council Tax Band:
Mains Gas / Mains Electric / Mains Water / Mains Drainage