The Weal, Bath, BA1
South West
£270,000
Listed on 17/10/2026
Listed on 17/10/2026
The listing
Property details
Bedrooms
3Type
TerracedArea
708 sqftFeatures
- Garden
Description
This three-bedroom mid-terrace house is set on the rural edge of Weston, with countryside views and gardens to the front and rear. The ground floor has an entrance hall, a dual-aspect sitting and dining room, a kitchen and a bathroom. Upstairs are three bedrooms, including two with rear-facing views. The property is described as needing considerable upgrading, offering scope for a purchaser to update the accommodation to their requirements.
The rear garden is a substantial lawned area with fenced and hedged boundaries, while the front has a lawn and path to the entrance. Weston village amenities include shops, a bakery, a pharmacy, a cycle shop and a supermarket. The Cotswold Way is nearby, and Bath city centre is accessible on foot or by regular bus services. The property is freehold and falls within Council Tax Band B.
WHOTS analysis
Our WHOTS verdict
An internal assessment of the opportunity to acquire, improve and create value.
65out of 100
Grade CPotential opportunity
Confidence: MEDIUM
At £270,000, this three-bedroom Weston terrace is priced well below the local average per square foot, giving buyers an attractive entry point for a substantial value-add project. The interiors offer plenty of scope: refresh the marked walls and worn floors, update the older kitchen and bathroom, and make the most of the dual-aspect sitting/dining room. The large rear garden, countryside views and quiet village-edge setting add appeal beyond the renovation canvas.
The works are more than cosmetic, with a £30,000–£55,000 renovation range to plan around. The score reflects that heavier project alongside the opportunity in the purchase price; the visible exterior shows no obvious major failure, and the indicative all-in figure at the renovation midpoint is below the implied current local average value, though that is not a renovated valuation.
Key opportunities
- Rework and finish the dual-aspect sitting/dining room, using its two-sided outlook to create a brighter, more cohesive main living space.
- Update the older kitchen and bathroom and refresh the marked walls and worn timber floors throughout the observed rooms.
- Improve the large lawned rear garden, retaining its established hedges while tidying the paving and making more of the countryside outlook.
Key risks
- The worn floors, marked finishes and dated kitchen and bathroom point to a £30,000–£55,000 programme of coordinated internal works, rather than a quick cosmetic refresh.
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