About this property

A double fronted stone built cottage with attractive gardens and parking. With 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, plus home office.

The entrance hall of Camerton House is a pleasant garden room benefitting from a tall ceiling with roof lights plus a wall of windows creating a delightful entrance as well as a relaxing space. The kitchen is designed with free-standing handmade units including space for a table. For larger entertaining, the adjacent dining room is perfect with room for a long table, there is also a period fireplace. Walking through the central hall, the sitting room at the far end is a comfortable room with an open fire. A hidden cupboard has become the perfect wine cellar. Also on the ground floor is a handy utility room as well as a home office. The principal bedroom on the first floor is dual aspect and benefits from an en-suite bathroom. There are three further bedrooms plus a modern shower room. The modern interior works well within this period home creating a charming and comfortable home.

Outside
Attractive flower beds border the stone facade of Camerton House. The garden is an appealing element to the house, designed to create garden ‘rooms’ flowing from one area to the other. Close to the kitchen is a gravel and paved terrace surrounded by seasonal flowers and trees, creating a lovely dining area. Paths meander through well-chosen planting, with steps to a level lawn interspersed by fruit trees. A second terrace is perfect for BBQ’s and a spacious paved area at the end of the garden is a wonderful vantage spot to sit back and enjoy the view. On a practical note, there is a garage/workshop, an enclosed parking area plus a further parking space to the front of the house.

Situation
Red Hill is located on the edge of the village of Camerton just six and a half miles from Bath Spa Railway Station. The village is surrounded by wonderful countryside and the neighbouring village of Timsbury benefits from a wide variety of amenities, including a popular Church of England Primary School, a shop, country pub and recent addition of a tea room. The village is well placed for commuting with access to both Bath and Bristol via the A37. This area is often sought after due to the number of excellent schools on the southern slopes of Bath including Beechen Cliff, Hayesfield, Prior Park College and King Edwards. Bath University is also to the south of the city. As well as the fine restaurants that Bath offers, the private members club, Babington House and the popular hotel, The Pig are both located in villages to the south.

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Additional Information
Services: All mains connected. Full fibre broadband.

Additional information

• Parking and Garage
• Double Fronted Period Home
• Home Office
• Well-Presented
• Lovely Garden

Key information

Council Tax Band: E

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate