Bristol Road, Radstock, BA3

VIEWS! A spacious five bedroom detached family home, slightly elevated from the road and enjoying superb views across the town and beyond. The property offers light and airy accommodation arranged over two floors with driveway parking and an enclosed terraced garden to the rear.

Description
A spacious five bedroom detached family home, slightly elevated from the road and enjoying superb views across the town and beyond. The property offers light and airy accommodation arranged over two floors with driveway parking and an enclosed terraced garden to the rear. In brief the accommodation comprise a front entrance porch with a door leading through into the hallway which has a shower room leading off and stairs rise to the first floor landing. To the right hand side of the hall is a spacious, dual aspect sitting room with bay window to the front and French doors to the garden, two feature fireplaces, one having a wood burning stove with flagstone hearth. To the left of the hallway is a superb, 38ft open plan kitchen/dining/living space with a wide range of fitted wall and base units with solid wood worktops over, inset Belfast sink and space for a range cooker, a bay window to the front and French doors lead out to the rear garden. From the kitchen a door leads through to a...

Outside
To the front of the property there is a block paved driveway providing parking for up to five cars. Steps from here lead up to the main front entrance, There is a seating area in front of the sitting room being able to enjoy the views to the front. Wooden gates to the right hand side of the property lead to the enclosed gardens to the rear. The gardens to the rear are encompassed by fencing and hedging with a spacious terraced seating area, ideal for enjoying those summer BBQ's. Steps up lead to gravelled area with a feature pond and further steps up to the lawned garden which is level. There is a pathway leading to the rear of the garden with an additional seating area.

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. Nearest train stations are Bath Spa and Frome.

Council Tax Band
D