A substantial detached five/six bedroom family home situated in a highly desirable location.

Description

Brunswick House is a beautifully presented detached family home dating back from the early 1800’s. The property has been sympathetically extended since it was built and now provides versatile accommodation over two floors. There is a wealth of period charm and features combining seamlessly with contemporary additions to the property.

Entering the property at the front door, you are welcomed with a spacious entrance hall with stairs rising to the first floor. To the right is a terrific full depth sitting room which would have originally been two rooms. There is cornicing and a working fireplace along with a triple aspect outlook as well as a wonderful bow window. There are three further reception rooms, a family room, dining room and a wonderful garden room with access to the side terrace. A family kitchen, study, cloakroom and utility room complete the ground floor.

On the first floor are five excellent double bedrooms with the principal suite having a dressing area and ensuite bathroom. There is a further family bathroom with separate cloakroom and bedroom two also has an ensuite bathroom.

Outside

This beautiful home benefits from an attractive walled garden of over 1/3rd acre. The gated drive provides extensive parking along with two garages in the coach house. There is a pretty lawned area with ponds, a beautiful courtyard garden off the kitchen and a sizeable lawn at the front of the property.

Coach House

Brunswick House has the benefit of a separate coach house comprising of a double garage with accommodation above. There Is kitchen, shower room and studio space and potential for further conversion subject to the necessary consents being obtained.

Location

Bradford on Avon is an historic Saxon market town with a number of local attractions including the Tithe Barn and wonderful walks along the canal. Shopping is a real treat as there is a wide variety of quality business’s that cater for day to day needs as well as luxury goods supplied by individual boutiques. There are plenty of restaurants and pubs to suit all tastes as well as traditional tea rooms. The town is also home to some of the most popular state schools including St Lawrence’s. There is a railway station with direct services to Bath and Bristol and linking onto London Paddington.

Square Footage: 2,917 sq ft



Directions

From Bath head east on the A4 to the Batheaston by-pass and at the roundabout take the third exit to Bradford on Avon. Follow this road and continue on to the Bath Road which is the top of the town. The house will be located just after the roundabout towards Winsley on the left hand side.