3 bed terraced house for sale

Ringwood Road, Oldfield Park, Bath BA2

1225sqft three storey three bedroom family home with full width kitchen and south facing garden

Extended to the rear and into the loft to offer 1225sqft of beautifully cared for family accommodation tucked away in this quiet side street only a third of a mile from Moorland Road shops. Enjoying a superbly sunny south facing level rear garden and residents permit parking on street.
Two open plan original receptions leading to a bright full width kitchen/breakfast room overlooking the garden. On the first floor, you'll find two generous bedrooms, a three piece bathroom and an additional W.C. The second floor adds a further double bedroom with stunning views over the city to Lansdown.
Outside, you'll find a level rear 33ft x 15ft sheltered garden.
Brickfields Park & Linear Park close by. Convenient for Oldfield station commuting and city access.
360 virtual tour available
EPC rating C
Council tax band C
Tenure Freehold

Accommodation

Ground floor hall, two open plan original receptions and a full width rear kitchen/breakfast room opening onto the garden. First floor landing, two bedrooms, W.C and bathroom. Second floor landing and third bedroom.

External Amenities

Rear garden - south facing 33ft x 15ft with patio, lawn, flower beds and borders, shed and gated rear access. Walls and fences to side and rear.

Location

A third of a mile past Oldfield Park station to the heart of Moorland Rd shopping. Brickfields Park and the Linear Park/Two Tunnels path 400yds to the south. 1.4miles to the city centre (Guildhall) via Green Park.

Agents Notes

The property is freehold but subject to a rentcharge of £2.50pa, payable to Mrs Turner of Mount Rd.

The local area development around Ringwood Rd was started in 1889 with West Avenue. Millmead Rd followed in 1896 and Ringwood Road itself was constructed from 1897. The first occupier listed in this property was William J Hayward (railway guard) in 1905, followed by William Garrod (coachman) in 1911 and then Frederick G Gay (cabinet maker) in 1916.