Nestled in a quiet no-through road on the Bath side of town, this 1950s property offers a blank canvas for those looking to invest in a renovation project. Sold without an onward chain, it invites buyers to envision their ideal living space while addressing its current need for updates.
The layout features two distinct entrances. The main door leads into a hallway with stairs ascending to the first floor, flanked by doors accessing both the sitting room and dining area. There's also a secondary entry through a practical utility porch that connects directly to the galley-style kitchen.
The sitting room is designed for comfort, overlooking the rear garden and boasting a fireplace that could serve as an attractive focal point after refurbishment. The dining room is equipped with sliding doors that open onto the garden, along with a gas fire and under-stairs storage. The kitchen consists of two sections outfitted with various units and includes essential cooking amenities along with access to the garden.
Upstairs, you will find three bedrooms alongside a family bathroom and separate WC; one bedroom conveniently contains built-in storage holding the combination boiler.
Outside, pathways connect both front entrances surrounded by shrub borders, leading to an enclosed lawned rear garden complemented by established shrubs and a patio area, all ripe for transformation.
With gas central heating and double glazing already installed throughout, this property not only promises comfort but also presents significant potential for enhancement upon modernization. Note that while the property is freehold, it does come with leasehold land obligations at an annual ground rent of £1 payable to Wiltshire Council.
