DESCRIPTION FIRST TIME BUYERS... INVESTORS... DOWNSIZERS... This superb home will suit you all! Located at the rear of this increasingly popular development the property comes to the market in pristine condition and still under its ten year building guarantee. The location is within easy walking distance of the village pub, primary school and post office but will also lend itself very well for anyone looking to commute to nearby cities of Bristol, Bath and Wells.



The property itself is entered directly into a traditional entrance hallway which leads to the first-floor landing and also boasts a useful WC. The hallway also leads to the principal reception room, the sitting room, which is of a very good size. At the back of the house there is a well presented and generously sized kitchen which allows space for a dining table. The room overlooks the gardens at the rear and double doors lead to the garden as well.



The first-floor accommodation is equally as good! The master bedroom is of a good size and benefits from having its own ensuite shower room. The second bedroom, which is also a double room, is serviced by a modern family bathroom and the bedroom itself enjoys views over the open countryside beyond.



The gardens can be accessed from the side of the property or the aforementioned double doors from the kitchen. Predominantly laid to lawn the gardens also feature a large patio positioned at the foot of the main building. The garden also comprises a handy storage shed in one corner. To the front of the property there is off street car parking for multiple vehicle's.


SITUATION The village of Bishop Sutton (www.bishopsutton.org.uk) offers local facilities including shop/post office, hairdressers, pub and a well regarded primary school (www.bishopsutton.bathnes.sch.uk) and church. There is even an Indian restaurant (Sutton Spice)! There is a daily school bus to Chew Valley Secondary School (www.chewvalleyschool.co.uk). The Bath & North East Somerset village is perfectly placed for commuting to both Bristol and Bath, whilst long distance travelling benefit from Bristol International Airport a short distance away, mainline railway station at Bath and motorway access at a choice of M4 and M5 junctions around Bristol and Bath. The Chew Valley is renowned for its beauty, the lakes are noted for their fishing, birdlife and sailing. Country lovers can enjoy all of this plus walking and riding on the Mendips close by.




DIRECTIONS Travelling into the village of Bishop Sutton along Wick Road proceed past the village Post Office and The Red Lion and then take the right hand turning onto Cappards Road. Proceed along the road for a short while and then take the right hand turning onto Tom Price Way. Follow the road back around and then the property can be found on the right hand side. Read less