An extensively refurbished and extended house in a generous plot on the northern slopes of Bath.

Description

Dearholme is a striking detached contemporary style house occupying a superb position on the north side of Bath. The property has a truly distinctive design and is constructed of Bath stone and glazed elevations. Originally constructed in the 1930’s, the property is has undergone a beautiful extension and refurbishment to a high specification and has been designed with a strong emphasis on its environmental impact and carbon footprint. Well-insulated, Dearholme is also centrally heated by an air source heat pump with underfloor heating (Wi-Fi enabled). In addition the windows and doors are all Nor Dan high performance double glazed units which also enhances the property’s appeal visually.

The design takes full advantage of the stunning open countryside location and has a balcony accessed via the living space. Facing south west, the views are breath-taking.

Internally the house benefits from well-planned and versatile accommodation arranged over two floors. Upon entering, there is a fine reception hall. Of particular note is the magnificent open plan kitchen/dining/family room that spans the full width of the footprint of the property. There is a separate sitting room with double doors from the hallway, also benefitting from fine views. There is a principle bedroom and guest room at this level, each with en suite facilities. A cloakroom, utility room and boot room complete the accommodation at this level. The lower floor provides two further double bedrooms, a family bathroom and laundry room.

OUTSIDE
The grounds extend to approx. 0.89 acres. There is a gravelled parking area with turning space. To the rear of the property is a levelled terrace, an ideal location for alfresco dining and entertaining while enjoying the magnificent views.

Location

Dearholme is situated in a stunning elevated position on the northern slopes of Lansdown, Bath.

Direct access into the city can be gained with a regular bus service via Lansdown Road.

The Hare and Hounds public house is close by and there is well-regarded schooling in the area, in both the state and private sectors.

Bath city centre is approximately 2.4 miles away and is famed for its Roman heritage and Georgian architecture and is inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The M4 junction 18 is approximately 8.7 miles distant, giving access to London and the West Country.

Bath has a main rail line to London Paddington (journey time from 75 minutes).

Square Footage: 2,088 sq ft


Acreage: 0.89 Acres