Winsley Road, Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire, BA15 1QS

This delightful 1930s semi-detached home is a particularly charming example of its era, thoughtfully extended and occupying a notably large, level plot on the highly sought-after Bath side of Bradford on Avon. Ideally situated within a relatively easy reach of the town centre, local amenities, excellent schools, and convenient public transport links, the property enjoys a well-connected setting. An inviting and comfortable space in which to live, this house also offers ample scope for further improvement or extension, subject to the necessary consents, making it an exciting opportunity for a new owner to add their own personal touch and some additional value.

Internally, the accommodation is both spacious and versatile. There are three well-proportioned bedrooms upstairs which are served by a recently installed, sleek contemporary bathroom, which features a bath with shower over, a stylish sink and mirror, a low-level WC, and a heated towel rail beneath the spotlighting. The ground floor centres around a superb 25-foot semi-open plan reception room, a generous and versatile space with plenty of room for both living, studying, hosting, and allocating some space in which the children can play! A wood-burning stove creates a cosy focal point, while a glazed door opens directly onto the garden, seamlessly connecting the interior with the outdoor space. To the rear, a bright 19-foot dual-aspect kitchen / dining room also opens to the garden, providing an excellent social hub with ample natural light and lovely vista of the mature garden.

The expansive rear garden is sure to impress. Enjoying excellent levels of sunlight throughout the day thanks to its generous proportions and uninterrupted easterly and westerly boundaries, there is a private and inviting large patio space found directly outside the rear of the house which provides the perfect spot for al fresco dining and entertaining. Bordered by mature planting beds that add colour and privacy, the garden is accented nicely by small trees and shrubs and features plenty of lawn for the whole family to enjoy. At the front, the house benefits from ample private driveway parking for several vehicles, leading to a substantial detached garage and several additional outbuildings, offering useful storage or potential for workshop or studio space (subject to any necessary consents).

The property occupies a popular position on the Bath side of Bradford on Avon, in the catchment area and within walking distance of both St Laurence Secondary School and Christchurch Primary School. It offers relatively easy access to the music centre and town centre with its many independent shops, diverse restaurant scene, public houses, library and swimming pool, and there is a handy Co-op convenience store just a few moments away. The railway station provides direct services to Bath, Bristol and London Waterloo and is also accessible by foot, and for those who would rather take the bus, there is a dependable local service that picks up from a stop close to the house, providing a service both into the town centre and out to Bath. Sladesbrook Park, Ashley Park, and a variety of playing fields are also on offer just around the corner, as are plenty of peaceful country walks.

Additional Information

Tenure: Freehold House

Council Tax Band:  C

Current EPC Rating:  D  (59)  //  Potential EPC Rating:  B  (82)

Services: Mains gas-fired radiator central heating  //  Mains electricity supply  //  Mains drainage supply  //  Mains water supply  //  Double glazing.