Livingstone Road, Oldfield Park, Bath, BA2

Property Details: • Type: End of Terrace • Tenure: N/A • Floor Area: N/A

Key Features: • Set well back from the road • 937sqft • Corner plot gardens • End terrace • Two double bedrooms • Two open plan receptions • Kitchen & lean to utility • First floor bathroom • Further extension potential • 100yds from Moorland Rd shops

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

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

Full Description: 973sqft corner plot two bedroom two reception Victorian end terrace in excellent order with large rear gardens A superbly central Oldfield Park location close to Moorland Road or commuter links and an unusually generous plot with large level rear & side gardens - a beautifully presented 937sqft end terraced Victorian home set well back from the road and entirely ready to move into with new flooring throughout. Classic two bedroom two reception layout with kitchen and lean to on the rear ground floor and a large four piece first floor bathroom. Further expansion potential into the rear plot if required. 42ft x 35ft level west facing rear garden with additonal 36ft x 11ft side gardens. Residents permit parking on nearby streets (pedestrian access to rear garden via Crandale Rd if needed).EPC rating ECouncil tax band CTenure FreeholdAccommodationGround floor - hall, sitting room open plan to dining room, kitchen and lean to utility. First floor - two double bedrooms and a four piece rear bathroom. Loft storage space (worth investigating conversion potential?)External AmenitiesCorner plot gardens to side and rear - west facing. Rear - 42ft x 32ft approx with patio, lawn and fencing. Side - 36ft x 11ft with shed, gated front access and fencing.LocationPerfectly positioned in the heart of Oldfield Park, within sight of Moorland Road shops and with bus routes adjacent. 1.1miles to the city centre (Guildhall) or Bath Spa station.Agents NotesThis central Oldfield Park street was constructed from 1890 onwards but this property does not appear in occupation records until 1900, as the home of James H Fisher (boilermaker). Unusually for the area at the time, Mr Fisher remained in residence until at least 1935.BrochuresParticulars