Detached house for sale in Bradford-on-Avon BA15, 4 Bedroom

A four bedroom, two bathroom detached family home on the western side of the sought after village of Winsley, 2.8 miles from historic Bradford on Avon and 5.2 miles from Georgian Bath. The property, which is in an exclusive development of three homes, is approached by a gravel drive and has a large mature garden, double garage and off street parking.

The vendor says: “There is an excellent ’flow’ to the house, which is well laid out for entertaining and for family life. A welcoming central hall has doors leading off to the main reception rooms. The sitting room stretches from the front to the back of the house with lovely views over the well-stocked gardens. There are French doors out to the garden and double doors lead in to the dining room, so it is a very sociable space. The kitchen opens out into the dining room and there is a separate utility room. There is also a study/bedroom and cloakroom on the ground floor.”

She continues: “Upstairs, the master bedroom has an en suite shower room, spacious wardrobe and dressing room area. There are three further bedrooms and a family bathroom, and a large loft with a stepladder that comes down for access. It is possible to stand up in the loft area - ideal for a large train set!”

“This has been a lovely area to live in. Opposite the house there are fields and footpaths with many beautiful country walks. You have the best of country living but are not at all isolated as you are part of the thriving community of Winsley. There is the ‘outstanding’ (Ofsted) Winsley Church of England primary school, general store, doctor’s surgery ‘Seven Stars’ friendly public house with excellent locally sourced food, St Nicholas Church, and a renowned farm shop: Hartley Farm shop, with top quality meat, fresh fruit and vegetables and local artisan products, a café and equestrian facilities. In the village hall many events and classes are held, such as such as yoga, community café, gardening club, pottery, scout group, and youth club. In the village there is a bowling green, cricket club and access to many canal and country walks. We are lucky enough to have the regular D1 bus service which goes every 30 minutes in to Bath and to Trowbridge.”

The nearby town of Bradford on Avon has many well regarded pubs and restaurants including the stylish Bunch of Grapes, antique shops, and a Sainsbury’s supermarket, a library, swimming pool and St Laurence School, rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. In addition, there is a railway station with trains to Bath and mainline railway link from Bath to London Paddington. Bath has many galleries, museums and theatres as well as the Thermae Spa and an excellent selection of restaurants and wine bars. There are excellent private and state schools in the city including Kingswood, King Edward’s, Monkton Combe, Hayesfield School., Ralph Allen and Prior Park.