The Willow Falls, Bath, BA1 7DG

A deceptively spacious semi-detached chalet bungalow, peacefully situated in a delightful no-through road and only a stones throw from the river. Offering three bedrooms, two further attic rooms and generous accommodation, this riverside bungalow is ready for its new owners to put their own stamp on the property. Being sold with No Onward Chain. The accommodation comprises an entrance hall with generous storage cupboards, large sitting room overlooking the front garden, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, downstairs w/c, bathroom, three bedrooms, and two loft rooms. The ground floor contains a sizeable living space, and holds the sitting room, light and airy, with an open plan kitchen and dining area. The kitchen has a generous amount of cupboard space, integrated oven and gas hob, and built in bench seating. Adjacent to the kitchen is also a convenient utility room, complete with a W/C. There are also 3 flexible bedrooms downstairs, with potential for them to be used as additional living spaces, a home office, and a nursery etc.  The two attic rooms upstairs provide useful additional space and under-eaves storage, providing useful further accommodation. Outside, the property enjoys attractive mature gardens to the front and rear. The front garden features mature trees and shrubs, together with a paved side terrace and a large lawn. The enclosed rear garden includes a tiered lawn with hedging trees, and far-reaching views over Bathampton. The property also benefits from a single garage and extensive driveway parking for several vehicles next to the large lawn. Batheaston is a charming village with a welcoming, thriving community. It offers a variety of essential amenities, including a doctor’s surgery, dentist, chemist, veterinary practice, post office, convenience store, and a friendly local pub. Surrounded by picturesque countryside, the village is nestled near the National Trust's Bathampton Meadows and the local favourite, Solsbury Hill. A scenic cycle path runs across the meadows, alongside the River Avon and the Kennet and Avon Canal, leading directly into the heart of the historic city of Bath. As a UNESCO World Heritage City, Bath boasts a wide array of fine dining options, boutique shops, the iconic Theatre Royal, and the renowned Thermae Spa, known for its unique architecture. For those commuting, there are excellent transport links to London and the Southwest, via junction 18 of the M4, located to the north of the city, or by rail from Bath Spa railway station, with direct services to London Paddington in approximately 90 minutes. Additional Information: Tenure: Freehold Council Tax: F EPC: D Mains Gas/Mains Drainage