Semi-detached house for sale in Bath BA2, 3 Bedroom

Entrance hall Double glazed front door, radiator, stairs to first floor.

WC Double glazed front window, low level W.C, handbasin, radiator, fuseboard.

Sitting/dining room Double glazed patio doors to rear garden, double glazed rear window, radiator, understairs storage cupboard, coved ceiling, archway to kitchen.

Kitchen Double glazed front window, base and wall units with granite worktops and inset sink/drainer, inset electric hob with hood over and oven under, fitted fridge/freezer, fitted dishwasher, tiled floor, wall mounted gas boiler, breakfast bar.

Landing Loft access, overstairs linen cupboard housing immersion tank.

Bedroom 1 Double glazed rear window, radiator, range of fitted wardrobes.

Bedroom 2 Double glazed front window, radiator, built in large double wardrobe.

Bedroom 3 Double glazed rear window, radiator.

Bathroom Double glazed front window, low level W.C, handbasin inset into vanity unit, panelled bath with electric shower over, part tiled walls, heated towel rail.

Rear gardens 34ft x 24ft - south facing
Enclosed lawns and patio with established shrubs and flower beds. Shed.

Garage & driveway Single attached garage with up and over door, light/power, plumbing for washing machine and rear door. Drive to front for one vehicle.

Agents notes 739sqft of accommodation, a lovely mature south facing level garden, attached garage and driveway and no chain - this three bedroom semi detached cul de sac home is tucked away off Old England Way. Open plan sitting/dining room, smart kitchen, three bedrooms (two doubles and a single), bathroom and extra ground floor W.C. Outside, you'll find a sunny 34ft x 24ft well planted rear garden. Single garage with storage above, drive for one car and all the local amenities you need on Bath Road (0.6 mile away).

Ideal for commuting into Bath (6 miles to the city centre) via the A367, Peasedown St John has a wide range of public facilities and amenities including; a doctors surgery, dental practice, veterinary practice, three pubs (The Prince of Wales, The Waggon & Horses and The Red Post), two convenience stores, pharmacy, baker, post office with newsagent, petrol station and two hairdressers.

Although the site of habitation from the Iron Age onwards, with a medieval village at Eckweek, the village of Peasedown primarily dates from the opening of the Braysdown colliery in 1845. Peasedown grew from a scattering of cottages around the Red Post/Bath Road in order to house the workforce of the six local North Somerset Coalfield pits and two more modern phases of extensive development in the 1950s and 1990s have seen it grow into the one of the largest villages in Somerset.