- 4 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathroom
- 2 Receptions
A beautiful characterful home in a rural location with stunning views across the Mendips.
Upon entering, you are welcomed by a charming galley-style kitchen, featuring a stone wall that separates the main house from the kitchen. Adjacent to the kitchen, the utility offers storage and a cloakroom. Beyond the lobby, you’ll find a light-filled dining room with a fireplace. Straight ahead is a boot room, and off this is a cosy lounge, full of character, complete with an open fireplace. As you ascend the stairs, straight ahead is the smallest bedroom, ideal for a home office or a single bedroom. To the right you’ll find the main bedroom, filled with natural light and offering views over the garden and to the open countryside beyond. Along the landing to the left is a second double bedroom which overlooks a charming character building and its orchard and gardens. At the end of the landing is a sizeable bathroom featuring a corner bath, heated towel rail, separate shower and airing cupboard. Upstairs on the second floor is the third double bedroom with Velux windows that frame stunning countryside views. Storage is cleverly integrated into the eaves. To the rear of the property is a pretty, private garden with mature fruit trees, two seating areas, lighting and raised vegetable beds. The garden faces South East. Beyond the garden is a green space which is used communally. At the end of this space the land drops away to the Wellow valley, with its cycle route to Bath and unspoilt countryside. At the front, there is a gravelled courtyard. To the right, there is a private parking space for one vehicle. There is parking for further vehicles and visitors nearby. Woodborough Hill is a small hamlet of 13 homes tucked away at the end of a no through road. It is a unique and rare find, situated just 5.2 miles south of the beautiful and historic city of Bath. Woodborough Hill offers the best of both worlds; a rural setting which has access to a vibrant heritage city with rich cultural and historical attractions. Within 0.9 miles, you will find the villages of Shoscombe. Peasedown St John is only 1.5 miles. They each offer schools, recreational facilities and pubs; whilst the latter has a selection of shops, churches and a garage. There is access to the Sustrans Cycle Route (route 24) into Bath via the two tunnels. The area is crossed by public footpaths. One of ten stone-built miner’s cottages, number 2 has been extensively remodelled and renovated by the current owners to provide a comfortable and practical home.
