North Street, Bath, BA2 7LE

A two double bedroom semi-detached home with a garage, enjoying leafy views in a highly sought-after village setting, for sale with no onward chain!

Just moments from the heart of the village, this charming two double bedroom semi-detached home would make an ideal first-time purchase, investment or downsize opportunity.

The ground floor offers particularly versatile living accommodation, with an excellent flow throughout thanks to the option of open-plan living.

The sitting room measures 15'0" x 11'4" and features wooden partition doors opening through to the dining area, where there is ample space for a six-seater dining table, making it ideal for both everyday living and entertaining.

To the rear, the kitchen is fitted with a range of base and wall-mounted units providing excellent storage. Integrated appliances include an oven and dishwasher.

A door from the kitchen leads directly out to the garden, while the ground floor accommodation is completed by a convenient WC.

Upstairs, there are two well-proportioned double bedrooms, both benefitting from built-in storage.

Bedroom one is measures 17'5" x 12'6" and has beautiful countryside views, while the second bedroom is currently arranged as a home office.

Serving both rooms is the family bathroom, fitted with a shower over the bath. A useful loft space offers additional flexibility and has been carpeted and fitted with three Velux windows.

Externally, the rear garden has been thoughtfully terraced to create a variety of seating and entertaining spaces, interspersed with planted areas for keen gardeners to enjoy.

The garden rises to a lawned section, providing further outdoor space. The property also benefits from a garage with allocated parking directly in front.

As an end-of-terrace home, it enjoys the additional convenience of side access to the garden.

Agents note: The property previously benefited from planning permission for a loft conversion with an en-suite bathroom (granted in 2017) and a two-storey side extension (granted in 2011).

Both permissions have since lapsed; however, the applications may provide useful precedent for any future plans, subject to obtaining the necessary consents.