Originally built in the 1970s in a generous, level plot, Number 17 has been extensively extended and remodelled creating a fabulous stylish and practical family home.

The house is beautifully presented, with a spacious, light and airy feel and a wonderful green outlook. From the front door, you are greeted by an open hallway with wooden flooring, a modern cloakroom and practical fitted understairs cupboards.

The open-plan quadruple aspect kitchen/dining/family room is a real feature of the house with luxurious and practical space. It is ceramic tiled with underfloor heating and has a private outlook into the rear garden through floor-to-ceiling sliding windows opening on to the terrace, for indoor/outdoor living. The contemporary clean-lined fitted kitchen area provides plenty of storage and workspace including a large island with a halogen hob, a larder cupboard, a double sink, and integral white goods.

Adjacent to the kitchen through double-glazed doors, the separate dining/games room extends the living and entertaining space with wooden floor and French-style doors into the garden. Beyond the kitchen area, the practical utility continues from the kitchen and gives access to the home office, garage and rear courtyard. The stylish home office provides a calm work or study space away from the main living rooms with painted storage cupboards and a separate access to the front driveway through a stable door.

On the other side of the front hall the beautifully decorated separate sitting room is dual aspect and with a wood-burning stove, provides a cosy relaxing space.

The first floor is light with wooden flooring and an open landing area with picture window and Velux windows and a storage/linen cupboard.
The impressive Master Bedroom Suite has vaulted ceilings and has been beautifully decorated including Lewis and Wood wallpaper and luxurious carpet. With picture windows overlooking the garden, it provides a tranquil space. The dressing area has a Velux window and ample hanging and drawer space. The en suite shower room is fitted with a walk-in shower and double basin unit, above which is a high, horizontal picture window providing seasonal tree-scape views.
The second bedroom is double aspect and is currently used as a playroom as it has a ladder to a mezzanine level and access to practical attic storage room, containing the water softener. There are three further double bedrooms and a family bathroom with a bath and separate shower.
The garage has an electric door, power and lighting and a glazed door and a window to the rear and a door into the utility room. There is also a boarded storage area above and a provision for an electric vehicle charging point.

Tucked away at the end of tree-lined Lansdown Park, the house is set back from the road. It is approached via a private driveway to the mainly lawned front garden, adjoining the neighbouring property and providing an open 'parkland' feel. Trees, hedging and shrubs denote the boundary lines. The drive provides parking for several vehicles and access to the garage with an external electric car charging point. A gate provides access to the rear garden. A porcelain tiled practical covered terrace leads from the drive to the front door.

The enclosed rear garden is a wonderful feature of the house providing different garden 'rooms' for entertaining and enjoying the sun. Stone paving wraps around the rear of the house from the side courtyard to a seating area framed by rose and lavender-filled beds. There is a large lawn, a further sunny patio and a wild woodland area, seamlessly blending into Lansdown Wood beyond. Keen gardeners will enjoy the well-stocked herbaceous borders and the kitchen garden. There are two practical garden sheds, one with small greenhouse area, two woodstores and a fabulous treehouse with power: a great den/studio/ workspace for kids and adults alike! Steps at the rear of the garden provide access to the woods and to Lansdown Road.

Located on the upper north slopes of Bath, Lansdown Park is a highly sought after no-through road in a quiet woodland setting. It offers the best of both city and rural life, being just two miles from Bath city centre, with country walks on the doorstep and easy access to the M4, Bristol, the Cotswolds and beyond. Bath is a World Heritage City with a wide range of historic and cultural attractions, shops, restaurants, theatres and entertainment facilities and a mainline train station to London Paddington. There are a range of sporting opportunities such as golf, cricket, horse racing and rugby and a selection of highly regarded private and state schools.