The Hollow, Southdown, Bath, BA2 1NE

Exceptional 947sqft three bedroom 1930s family semi with plenty of garden, driveway and spectacular city views A perfect family package with 947sqft of beautifully presented accommodation, generous landscaped rear gardens, front driveway and stunning views.

Classic upgraded and extended 1930s semi detached home with spacious hall, W.C and an open plan pair of receptions leading through the extended kitchen out into a 82ft x 24ft southwest facing rear garden.

Upstairs, you'll find three bedrooms and family bathroom. Rear garden space ideal for entertaining with large sunny patio and lawned terraces for playing.

Front driveway parking with space to add more if required. Double glazing & GCH in situ. Views in both directions down into the city or over to Kelston Roundhill.

EPC rating C Council tax band D Tenure Freehold Accommodation   Ground floor hall with understairs W.C, bayed front sitting room, dining room and extended kitchen.

First floor landing, three bedrooms and bathroom. External Amenities   Rear garden - 82ft x 24ft approx - southwest facing large patio and lawned terraces with walls and fences to side and rear.

Raised flower bed, gravelled storage area, gated side access. Front driveway and gravelled front garden.

Location   Enjoying stunning views over the city and close to open green space at Bath City Farm, Innox Park and Brickfields Park. 0.8miles to Oldfield Park station and Moorland Rd.

1.9miles to the city centre (Guildhall).

Agents Notes   The 1839 Parish Map of Twerton has field names of Upper and Lower Blackdown marked in this area, along with the more esoteric Lower Catsbrain Field.

The Hollow itself was once called Blackdown Lane and is suspected to follow the route of a branch of the Roman Fosse Way.

Houses on the road were built from 1935, often with names like Everest and Mornside.