*Last remaining plot*. Nestled within a beautifully converted 19th-century public house, this newly developed three-bedroom home offers 1,521 sq.ft. of contemporary living with a range of eco-friendly benefits. Situated on Dunkerton Hill, the elevated position provides breathtaking views of the rolling Somerset countryside, while remaining conveniently close to the world heritage city of Bath with its historic attractions, eateries, cafes, bars, shops, and top-rated schools. Spread across two floors, this newly finished home welcomes you with an open-plan layout downstairs, featuring an attractive galley kitchen that offers stunning views of the beautiful rural landscape to the rear. The outside space boasts two allocated parking spaces, a practical bike store, and a large, leveled garden with a grand porcelain slab patio and a lush lawn. As a modern addition to the original building, Number 3 The Prince of Wales has its own distinct sense of individuality. The developer describes the property as, ‘a fantastic home designed to provide low-maintenance, modern family living, while also serving as a place for retirees to host guests or young professionals just starting out.’ Great care has been taken to create a home that promotes an eco-lifestyle and energy bill savings. The property is equipped with air source heat pumps, offering zonal underfloor heating throughout the ground floor, a large underground rainwater harvester for toilet flushing and garden watering, solar panels, and an EV car charging point. Thanks to these environmentally conscious features, the property has been e-converted to achieve an impressive EPC rating of B.

‘The accommodation provides an array of options for how it can be lived in, up to date tech for environmentally and economically aware living and a bespoke, high specification kitchen acting as the heart of downstairs.’

‘Located on a green belt the property is within a rural setting with views of a sweeping green landscape.’

‘The property is under 15-minutes from the centre of Bath and enjoys instant access to excellent road links to many places of interest and significance, Frome, Wells and Bruton to name but a few.’

‘Direct trains to London can be taken from Bath with a journey time of around ninety minutes. The M4 and M5 motorways are easy to access, and Bristol Airport is conveniently close. The area has good bus links – it takes just five minutes to reach Odd Down Park & Ride.’

‘Locally there are a great range of amenities, from primary schools to local shops as well as a number of well-regarded pubs including The Wheatsheaf at Combe Hay and The Fox and Badger at Wellow.’

Council Tax Band: TBC
EPC rating: B
Services: Private drainage, mains water, electric, air source heat pump, solar panels, rainwater harvester
Local Authority: BANES