£265,000
2 bed terraced house for saleCameley Road, Temple Cloud. BS39
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: E
- Chain free
- Freehold
Davies & Way
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About this property
Very well presented character cottage
Off street parking space
Pretty garden
Lovely tucked away location
No onward chain
Woodburning stove
Modern electric radiators
Well positioned for access to Bristol, Bath and Wells
Tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac and enjoying a wonderfully peaceful setting, this charming terraced cottage is bursting with character and personality.
To the front, the property offers the convenience of off street parking leading to a pretty garden, an ideal spot to relax and soak up the sunshine. A quaint metal gate opens into a delightful front courtyard and onwards to the front door.
Inside, a practical enclosed porch welcomes you before opening into a cosy and characterful sitting room, where a wood burning stove creates a lovely focal point and a real sense of home. A further door leads through to a bright, modern kitchen/diner with generous worktop space, perfect for everyday living and entertaining, with access to the rear of the property.
Upstairs, the first floor provides two delightful bedrooms, both full of charm, along with a stylish bathroom fitted with a clean white suite.
This is a fantastic home in a sought-after, tucked away location and is offered to the market with no onward chain and is ready for its next owner to move straight in and enjoy.
Temple Cloud is a small, well-established rural village located in the Chew Valley within the Bath & North East Somerset authority area. Positioned along the A37, the village lies approximately 10 miles south of Bristol and around 8–9 miles south-west of Bath, making it a convenient location for those seeking countryside living with access to nearby cities. The surrounding landscape is characterised by open fields and rolling countryside, with the Mendip Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty close by.
Despite its modest size, Temple Cloud provides a range of everyday amenities that support village life. These include a local convenience store and petrol station for daily essentials, a Post Office, and a gp surgery serving both the village and surrounding area. The Temple Inn, a traditional public house with food and accommodation, acts as a social focal point for residents and visitors alike. Additional small eateries and takeaways add to the local offering.
Education is catered for locally, with Cameley Church of England Primary School serving families in the village and nearby communities. Community life is further supported by a village hall, which hosts events, meetings and activities throughout the year, reinforcing the strong local network.
Temple Cloud is well placed for outdoor recreation, with easy access to countryside walking and cycling routes, the Mendip Hills, and Chew Valley Lake, which offers opportunities for sailing, birdwatching and leisure activities. These surroundings make the village particularly attractive to those who enjoy an active outdoor lifestyle.
Transport connections are a key advantage. Regular bus services operate along the A37, linking Temple Cloud with Bristol, Bath, Wells and Shepton Mallet, while road access is straightforward for commuters and visitors travelling by car.
Overall, Temple Cloud offers a balance of rural tranquillity and practical convenience. It is a village with essential amenities, a strong community spirit and excellent access to both countryside and nearby urban centres, making it an appealing place to live for families, commuters and those seeking a quieter pace of life without isolation.
Entrance Porch (1.43 x 0.96 (4'8" x 3'1"))
Entry is via a modern door featuring attractive decorative glass panels, complemented by a double glazed window to the side. Inside, the space showcases a characterful exposed stone wall, adding immediate charm and warmth. Wood flooring continues the inviting feel, while a ceiling light provides practical illumination.
Sitting Room (3.88 x 3.50 (12'8" x 11'5"))
A charming characterful room featuring a double glazed window to the front, allowing natural light to fill the space. The stone chimney with a wood burning stove and tiled hearth creates a cosy focal point, while a modern electric radiator ensures comfort throughout the year.
Kitchen / Dining Room (3.79 x 3.21 (12'5" x 10'6"))
A bright and practical space with a modern edge, featuring a range of wall and base units with cupboards and drawers, complemented by laminate worktops and a tiled splashback. The kitchen includes a stainless steel sink with drainer and mixer tap, vinyl flooring for easy maintenance, and space for an electric cooker. A double glazed door provides access to the rear of the property, while the staircase to the first floor incorporates a clever open area underneath, offering space and plumbing for a washing machine and dishwasher.
First Floor
Landing
The landing is filled with natural light thanks to a skylight, creating a bright and light space.
Bedroom (3.84 x 3.47 (12'7" x 11'4"))
A charming character bedroom featuring a double glazed window to the front, filling the room with natural light. The space includes two built-in wardrobes, a modern electric radiator and loft access, combining practical storage with period character.
Bedroom (3.20 x 1.73 max (10'5" x 5'8" max))
Double glazed window with a rear aspect. Electric radiator.
Bathroom (2.40 x 1.29 (7'10" x 4'2"))
A bright and practical bathroom featuring a double glazed frosted window. The room is fitted with a panel bath, pedestal basin and toilet, complemented by an electric heated towel rail. Clever built-in storage cupboards provide practical space, while blue wood effect half height panels and part tiled walls add character and style.
Outside
Front Garden
A charming outdoor space featuring a garden and patio, perfect for enjoying sunny days. The garden is enclosed with fencing to the sides and rear and includes a walkway leading to a parking space. At the front of the cottage a metal gate opens into a quaint courtyard, providing a welcoming approach to the property and its front door.
Tenure
Freehold.
Council Tax
According to the Valuation Office Agency website, the present Council Tax Band for the property is B. Please note that change of ownership is a ‘relevant transaction’ that can lead to the review of the existing council tax banding assessment.
Additional Information
Local authority. Bath and North East Somerset.
Services. Mains water and drainage. Mains electric.
Mobile phone. EE O2 Three Vodafone. Good outdoor signal. Source Ofcom.
Broadband. Ultrafast 1000 mps. Source Ofcom
Property is located with in a coal mining reporting area
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