Ringwood Road, Oldfield Park, Bath, BA2 3JJ

Full Details

A substantial no chain end terraced 1032sqft late Victorian home benefiting from 56ft x 16ft level rear gardens ending in prized off street parking and enjoying superb views to the rear towards Lansdown slopes.

Ideally located for Oldfield station and Moorland Rd shopping yet quietly situated in this favoured backwater road next to the Linear Park.

Three double bedrooms, two open plan receptions, kitchen with side utility and bathroom. Double glazing, modern electric heating and retained character.

EPC rating D
Council tax band C
Tenure Freehold

AGENTS NOTES
Works completed since 2021:
Reroofed, including felting and fitting of 3 Velux windows
Reroofed bay window
Removal of 2 chimneys and rebuild of 1 chimney
Removal of render from the front stonework of the property
Full rewire, including setting up an outdoor feed for a future garage/home office, fire alarms, access for future downlighting and an outdoor light
New electric boiler and all new EPC approved night storage heaters with a nest for remote heating control
Damp proof survey completed and full damp proof works to all exterior walls and the kitchen flooring
Removal of asbestos garage
Rebuild of retaining wall in garden with new gravelled driveway for 2 vehicles
Replacement of downstairs joists and joists in upstairs back bedroom
New doors, fixed flooring, built in units and skirting throughout the house
Insulated utility and new units, including fixtures for white goods
Complete over boarding and replastering of upstairs
Replastering throughout the downstairs, including removal of flammable polystyrene ceiling tiles
Fully redecorated throughout
New flooring throughout the house
New locks on front and back doors


Construction began on Ringwood Rd in 1898 but it was not until 1905 that this property was recorded as occupied by Alfred Kear (engine fitter & mechanic). At that time, No9 was the residence of the Reverend Gulliford, curate of Twerton and a quick straw poll of other occupations of owners shows 13 GWR staff and 6 cloth industry workers. Mr Kear was in residence until 1935 and was followed by William Parsons (gardener).

LOBBY & ENTRANCE HALL
Double glazed top lit front door, coved ceiling, part glazed internal door, meter cupboard, ornamental plaster arch, storage heater, stairs to first floor.

SITTING ROOM
Double glazed front bay window, storage heater, fireplace with cast iron inset and tiled hearth, alcove cupboards with shelving above, archway to dining room.

DINING ROOM
Double glazed rear internal window, storage heater, understairs storage cupboard.

KITCHEN
Double glazed side window, small additional side window, base and wall units with inset sink/drainer, plumbing for washing machine, cooker point.

BATHROOM
Lobby from kitchen with door to bathroom.
Double glazed rear and side windows, electric boiler, pedestal basin, panelled bath with electric shower over, low level W.C, part tiled walls, extractor fan.

UTILITY
Double glazed rear and side windows, double glazed door to rear garden, base units with under counter space and plumbing for fridge, freezer and washing machine.

LANDING
Loft access with pull down ladder, linen cupboard.

BEDROOM 1
Two double glazed front windows.

BEDROOM 2
Double glazed rear window, storage heater.

BEDROOM 3
Double glazed rear window, storage heater.

REAR GARDEN
56ft x 16ft min - patio adjacent to property leading to lawn, second patio/terrace and flower borders. Fences and walls to side and rear.

OFF STREET PARKING
Gravelled driveway parking for two vehicles (nose to tail) with vegetable plot to side. Accessed via gated residents only side lane.