* Freehold
* A very well presented and charming early 18th century house
* Highly sought after village on the Eastern edge of Bath
* Lovely open outlook and close to open countryside
* Pretty walled gardens
A very well presented and charming early 18th century terraced house in this
highly sought after village on the edge of Bath. The property is Listed Grade
II and has an interesting history, having been built as a public house (known
both as the Star and Rising Sun over the years) before being converted into a
spacious private dwelling some time ago.
**Accommodation
**
Well fitted kitchen
large (23’4 x 14’10) sitting room
utility room
cloakroom
3 double bedrooms
shower room
landing/study area
gas fired and underfloor heating
**Externally
**
The delightful rear garden faces about south, is walled and enclosed. There
are decked and gravelled sitting areas, well stocked flower borders and a
useful shed/store which has previously been used as a small office.
**Location
**
4 Ashley Road occupies a most convenient location in the centre of this highly
sought after village. It is within a very short walk of the excellent
amenities in Bathford (including a wonderful community shop/café, hair salon,
pub, frequent bus service, ‘outstanding’ primary school, children’s
playground, allotments, rugby and cricket clubs and a church), fabulous walks
are very close to hand - in the nearby open countryside, along the river or up
in the woodland at Brown’s Folly Nature Reserve, yet the centre of Bath is
just 3½ miles away.
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax band: ‘C’ £1, 814. 07

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