About this property

A beautifully presented three bedroom cottage situated within this highly desirable village location. Boasting a south westerly aspect rear garden with stunning countryside views.

This delightful cottage is located in the most attractive village of Upton Cheyney. This sought-after village is popular for its central position between Bath and Bristol and easy access to the M4, while still providing a peaceful country location. The entrance hall showcases period details, including stripped wooden panel doors, dado rails, and restored oiled floorboards that extend into the central reception room. This spacious room features a stone fireplace with wood burning stove and ample space for a large dining table. The kitchen is fitted with cream shaker-style units, a solid oak work surface, and a breakfast bar. Light pours in from the roof lights, and a stable door opens to the garden. The front sitting room is cozy and charming, with a newly installed wood-burning stove and bespoke alcove cabinets on either side. The bathroom is finished with limestone floor tiles and stylish tiling that complement the white suite.
The pretty first-floor bedroom, which overlooks neighbouring land, benefits from an en-suite shower room. This floor also includes another bedroom with far-reaching views and a separate cloakroom. The top-floor bedroom is beautifully presented, featuring tall ceiling beams and a distinctive red brick gable wall that enhances the space's character. Roof lights on both the front and back provide stunning views that stretch for miles.

Outside
A charming feature of this fine home is the south-west aspect garden. A decked terrace is adjacent to the kitchen providing a spacious outside dining area. Leading from the deck is a lawned garden with raised vegetable beds as well as a shed.

Situation
Upton Cheyney is a picturesque conservation village. This pretty and tranquil village lies six miles to the northwest of the city of Bath also provides a good access to Bristol, the centre of which is only eight miles away. The village has a popular country pub, The Upton Inn, as well as lovely country walks including the nearby Cotswold Way where one can walk to the popular Bath Ales Swan Inn in Swineford, which is reputed for its quality dining.

Additional Information
Services: Mains connected electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired central heating. Council Tax Band D.

Additional information

• Pretty Period Cottage
• Far Reaching Views
• Beautifully Presented
• South West Garden
• Three Bedrooms
• Two Reception Rooms.

Key information

Council Tax Band: D

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate