2 bed terraced house for sale

Lymore Avenue, Oldfield Park, Bath BA2

970sqft Edwardian no chain two double bedroom terrace with full width kitchen, long south facing garden and private parking

An ideal combination of immaculately refurbished accommodation, plenty of south facing garden, no chain and even a private driveway. This two storey Edwardian home has been extended to the rear on the ground floor, creating the sought after open plan kitchen/breakfast room buyers crave.

Replete with retained character yet balanced with modern conveniences, this is a beautiful example of period housing in a superbly convenient spot for local shopping, primary schooling and city access.

Two separate receptions, full width kitchen/breakfast room with pantry and utility, two double bedrooms and a first floor bathroom. 64ft x 14ft level south facing rear garden leading to off street parking for at least two vehicles.

EPC rating D
Council tax band C
Tenure Freehold

Accommodation

Ground floor hall, front sitting room, dining room, rear kitchen/breakfast room with pantry and utility. First floor landing, two double bedrooms and a three piece shower room.

External Amenities

Rear garden - south facing and 64ft x 14ft approx. Patio, lawn, flower beds and borders. Fences and walls to side and rear, pond, external power and light. Gated rear access to parking.

Parking - 39ft x 14ft approx - gravelled parking area for at least two vehicles.

Location

0.5miles from Moorland Road shops and Oldfield Park train station. 1.6miles to the city centre (Guildhall).

Agents Notes

The houses at the east end of Lymore Avenue were first constructed and occupied from 1900, with the Bath Hygienic Steam Laundry opposite on the corner of what is now Lymore Gardens. Prior to this, Lymore Avenue (or Limer Lane as it was in the late 1800s) began at the Hollow and ended at Fairmount Place (where the terrace starting at No40 is now). The first recorded occupier of this property was James Humphies (carman) in 1908 with neighbours Henry Bradley (postman) and Charles Darke (fireman).