£475,000 /Sale price

Interact with the virtual reality tour and contact Forest Marble 24/7 to schedule your viewing of this semi-detached bungalow that sits on the semi-rural fringes of Bath. The bungalow has been a much loved family home for some decades and now comes to the market for the first time in almost fifty years. In that time some changes have been made here, and whilst the property currently offers great scope to further modernise or develop, the location, views and space that you enjoy here set it apart from others you might find in the area. The main living accommodation is set across a single level, with two well proportioned bedrooms being serviced by a bathroom to the rear, a kitchen with space for your breakfast table or counter, dining room, sunroom overlooking the rear garden, and an inviting lounge with bay window to the front of the property. Externally the plot offers ample garden space to keep ever the most green fingered buyer occupied, with lawns to front and back, alongside growing beds, established shrubs and planted borders. Boasting driveway parking for multiple vehicles, and a double garage, you will not be short of space for cars or bikes; and the sizeable undercroft, a real quirk of homes in this area, offers a flexible space that might suit a number of purposes including storage, workshop, or potential development to additional living or office space. To view the virtual tour please follow this link:  SituationSituated on the north eastern edge of Bath, Bathampton is a highly sought-after destination for homeowners offering a rare blend of rural charm and effortless access to the historic city centre. Set along the picturesque Kennet & Avon Canal and surrounded by rolling countryside, the area is perfect for those who enjoy scenic walks, cycling routes, and tranquil riverside paths. Popular routes include the canal towpath leading directly into Bath, which is ideal for leisurely strolls or commuting by bike, as well as the Bath Skyline Walk, which provides breathtaking panoramic views across the city. Bathampton itself is home to a welcoming community and a selection of well-regarded local amenities, including a traditional pubs, cafe, convenience store, and an excellent primary school. The nearby Bathampton Meadows and local nature reserves contribute to the village's peaceful, green character. Schools, including King Edward's primary and secondary schools, and The University of Bath are also accessible and found close by.As well as its serene setting, Bathampton offers superb connectivity and access into the City. Regular bus services run into Bath city centre, placing its world famous Georgian architecture, boutique shopping, vibrant cultural scene, and extensive dining options within easy reach. For commuters, Bath Spa railway station provides direct links to Bristol, London, and the wider southwest, while the A36 and A4 offer convenient road access. Combining village charm with proximity to one of England's most historic and desirable cities, Bathampton is an exceptional location for those seeking both tranquillity and convenience. what3words: fines.bunny.armed