Exclusive cul-de-sac location on Bath side of Bradford-on-Avon
Set on the Bath side of Bradford-on-Avon, this two-bedroom period end-terrace offers a compact, characterful home with no onward chain. The property sits in an exclusive cul-de-sac, a short walk from the town centre and railway station, making commutes to Bath or Bristol straightforward. The master bedroom enjoys far-reaching rural views.
Internally the house has a traditional layout with a spacious living room, fitted kitchen and a ground-floor shower room. Ceilings are low and room sizes are modest, reflecting the property’s age and small overall footprint (approximately 613 sq ft). Heating is mains gas with a boiler and radiators; double glazing was installed prior to 2002.
Outside there is driveway parking and a powered workshop across the lane, useful as a home studio or secure storage. The rear garden provides private outdoor space but is separate from the house. The building’s stone walls are original and likely lack modern cavity insulation, and some elements (notably wiring and finishes) are dated and will need upgrading.
This house will suit a buyer seeking an affordable entry into an affluent market town, someone who values proximity to amenities, rail links and countryside walks, and who is happy to carry light-to-moderate updating. For those wanting more space or high ceilings, this home’s compact, historic proportions will feel limiting.