Bath New Road, Radstock, BA3

An extended 1930's four bedroom semi detached family home located on the outskirts of Radstock, enjoying mature gardens to the front and rear, superb rural views, a detached garage/workshop area and driveway parking. Internal viewing comes highly recommended.

Description

Located on the outskirts of Radstock and enjoying countryside views to the front and rear, this 1930's semi detached family home has been extended over the years to provide spacious and flexible accommodation. The property retains its character and period features throughout whilst benefitting from mature gardens to the front and rear, a detached garage/workshop and driveway parking for several vehicles to the front and rear. In brief the accommodation comprises entrance lobby which leads into the hallway with stairs rising to the first floor, dual aspect lounge/diner with bay window and french doors out on to the raised decked area, a feature fireplace with wood burning stove and slate hearth, kitchen/breakfast room with a range of fitted wall and base units with worktops over, a good size utility room, study and downstairs cloakroom. To the first floor there is a good size landing, four bedrooms, a bathroom and a shower room. Internal viewing comes highly recom...

Outside

To the front of the property is a block paved driveway providing parking for 1 car. There is a wildlife garden to one side and a raised flowerbed/border to the other with a pathway leading to the front door and side access to the rear garden. A personal gate leads to the westerly facing enclosed gardens to the rear which offer a superb paved terrace with pergola over, an undercroft which is ideal for additional storage, a WC, a decked seating area which is accessed from the sitting room, lawned areas, mature flowerbeds and borders, vegetable garden, greenhouse and a pathway leads down to the detached garage/workshop and additional parking. These can be accessed via the Fosseway to the rear.

Location

Radstock is a town in Somerset, situated approximately 8 miles southwest of Bath, and is one of the best-preserved former coal-mining towns in England having its very own Museum where you can view a range of exhibits. The town is home to Writhlington School, famous for its orchid collection, and a range of educational, religious and cultural buildings and sporting clubs. Running into the town are two routes for cyclists, the local Greenway and a section of the National Cycle Network which runs from Bath through Radstock and onto Frome and the South Coast. The property is located on many bus routes providing access to Bath, Bristol, Wells and Shepton Mallet. Nearest train stations are Bath Spa and Frome.

Council Tax Band

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