End terrace house for sale in Single Hill, Shoscombe BA2

Believed to date from the 1700's, this character home has been extended, yet still offers potential for further adaptation subject to permissions. The current configuration of accommodation that was originally the village public house, includes some charming features such as the long vaulted dining room. The main hall with stairs to the first floor, includes a tiled bathroom with a separate shower and bath. To the side of the hall is a kitchen breakfast room with an island unit and granite tops complemented by a quarry tiled floor. Beyond this is a utility room with courtesy door to the front garden and the garage. There is also a cloakroom off the utility room. To the rear of the hall is the dining room with a central roof. This is a fascinating and atmospheric room adding to the character of the property. From here a door opens to the sitting room with windows and door to the front garden along with a central fireplace. The first floor comprises three double bedrooms with the principal bedroom benefiting from an ensuite shower room. Returning to the ground floor, the double width garage has a door connecting to a superb games room/home office suite that looks out to the front with a wood burner adding comfort for those colder evenings.

Outside

A block paved drive to the front with parking for four vehicles is behind a pair of gates and stone wall with inset panels and hedging. A small lawn and seating area lies to the front of the sitting room with mature shrub planting. Adjacent to the games room is a further paved terrace and lawn with steps ascending to the elevated lawn and terraced garden across the back of the cottage which offers excellent views over the valley.

Situation

Shoscombe village is situated approximately 7 miles south of the Georgian city of Bath. This attractive area is popular for its rural feel yet close proximity to the city. Amenities in the village include Shoscombe Primary School and the Apple Tree Inn. Country pursuits include cycling and horse riding with a cycle lane and bridle path nearby; there are also wonderful walks in the immediate vicinity. The sought after village of Wellow also has a primary school, popular public house and village shop whilst Peasedown St John offers more comprehensive amenities.

Additional Information

Services: Mains connected drainage, water and electricity with oil fired heating. High speed wireless and fibre to property via Truespeed. The house benefits from a 7.5MW solar system on an export tariff.
Council Tax Band D.