Herbert Road, Oldfield Park, Bath, BA2

Property Details: • Type: Terraced • Tenure: Ask agent • Floor Area: N/A

Key Features: • 969sqft • Three floors • Southeast facing garden • Two receptions • Two double bedrooms • Kitchen/breakfast room • Double glazing & GCH • Retained character • Residents permit parking • Further expansion potential

Location: • Nearest Station: N/A • Distance to Station: N/A

Agent Information: • Address: 9 Moorland Road,Oldfield Park, Bath BA2 3PL

Full Description: Three storey 969sqft beautifully renovated two double bedroom Victorian terrace with southeast facing gardens Perfectly placed within sight of Moorland Rd shopping, offered with no chain and superbly renovated throughout - a 969sqft three storey late Victorian home packed with charm and character. Enjoying a sunny southeast facing 39ft x 15ft rear garden and with further potential to expand upwards as neighbours have done. Street level pair of receptions plus rear three piece bathroom. Two proper double bedrooms on the first floor and a generous kitchen/breakfast room down at garden level.Double glazing and GCH. Residents permit parking on street. Bus route adjacent and local amenities 250yds down the hill.EPC rating CCouncil tax band CTenure FreeholdAccommodationGround floor hall, sitting room, dining room and three piece rear bathroom. First floor landing and two large double bedrooms. Garden floor kitchen/breakfast room.External AmenitiesRear garden - 39ft x 15ft - southeast facing patio with flower beds and shrubs. Side retun storage area, gated rear pedestrian access, fences and hedges to side and rear.Location0.1miles to Moorland Rd shopping and 0.3miles to Oldfield Park station. 1.2miles to the city centre (Guildhall).Agents NotesHerbert Rd is first listed in city directories in 1892, with 21 houses built (numbered 1-13 and 1A to 8A). The land had been purchased for development in 1889 by Frederick Riddle. This property is listed as occupied from 1900, originally by George Adams (builder) followed by Henry W Ashford (mason) and then W.P Udell (decorator).BrochuresParticulars