Englishcombe Lane, Bath, BA2 2EH
Property Summary
Full Details
Enjoying a spacious south facing plot with gardens to three sides, a substantial two storey 1072sqft semi detached Victorian family home last on the market in 1979. Now requiring updating and extending to reach full potential.
Accommodation briefly comprising - hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, utility and W.C on the ground floor. First floor adds three bedrooms and a small bathroom.
Generous mature south facing rear gardens of approx 46ft x 27ft with further space to side and front.
EPC rating F
Council tax band E
Tenure Freehold
Accommodation
Ground floor hall leading to two open plan original receptions, kitchen and rear utility with W.C off. First floor houses three bedrooms and a bathroom.
Significant potential to expand subject to permissions with a spacious loft and of course space on the side of the plot.
External Amenities
Superb south facing landscaped rear gardens measuring approx 46ft x 27ft enclosed by hedging with lawn, flower and shrub beds, dedicated vegetable & soft fruit beds, mature apple tree.
Side garden area with gated side access to lane, 2 room block built storage shed, gated front garden access and compost area.
Front garden approx 32ft x 27ft with lawn and flower beds. Hedges to side and front.
Location
Looking out over the city centre and with Moorfields parkland close by. Equidistant (0.9miles) to either Moorland Rd and Oldfield station via The Oval and Monksdale Rd or Bear Flat shops. 1.8miles to the city centre (Guildhall).
Agents Notes
Please note the following prior to viewing;
1. Subsidence detected in front east corner of building caused by tree roots. Structural report and full diagnosis available via agent. Tree in question is on council owned land and discussions are ongoing between owner and council to rectify.
2. Development permission granted in the field behind -Planning Application Reference: 24/01168/REG03. Decision Issued 27/09/2024 "The erection of 16 no. supported living units (Use Class C3(b)) with associated communal hub (to include ancillary carers accommodation), access, landscaping and ancillary works". According to plans, the area directly behind this property will be a small parking area.
3. There is a historic CPO on a small portion of the front garden dating from 1984-5 linked to development behind. However, plans for the development do not show the portion of the front garden being used - instead, the pavement in front of the house will be built out further into the road for traffic safety reasons.
Purchased by our clients in 1979 and we are advised the property was extended in 1981 and reroofed in 2002. Originally named No1 Lansdown View and recorded in 1932 as the home of Percy J Weeks (milkman & farm labourer).
