Property description

ENTRANCE HALL Double glazed front door, dado rail, picture rail, part glazed internal door, radiator, large cloaks cupboard with storage/shelving. 

SITTING ROOM Double glazed bay front window, radiator, picture rail, wall lights, corner fireplace with fitted gas fire, archway to dining room. 

DINING ROOM Double glazed French doors to conservatory, radiator, dado rail. 

CONSERVATORY Double glazed French doors and windows onto rear gardens, two radiators, plumbing for washing machine. 

KITCHEN Rear internal window, part glazed door to conservatory, opening to rear hall. Range of base and wall units with laminated worktops and inset sink/drainer. Part tiled walls, space and point for cooker, space for tall fridge/freezer, fitted dishwasher. 

BEDROOM 1 Double glazed front and side windows, radiator, picture rail, fitted double wardrobe. 

BEDROOM 2 Double glazed side window, radiator, picture rail. 

ENSUITE WC Low level W.C, corner basin, extractor fan, fully tiled walls. 

REAR HALL Double glazed side window, radiator. 

UTILITY CUPBOARD Fusebox, radiator, shelving, wall mounted Glowworm gas boiler. 

BATHROOM Double glazed side window, fully tiled walls, tiled floor, pedestal basin, low level W.C, corner shower cubicle, radiator, heated towel rail, extractor fan, shaver point. 

BEDROOM 3 Double glazed rear window, radiator, fitted double wardrobe. 

FRONT GARDENS 30ft x 27ft excluding driveway

Raised lawn with flower beds, walls and hedges to front and side. 

DRIVEWAY 75ft x 10ft. Pavia driveway for multiple vehicles leading to tandem garage. Access to undercroft, tap and external light. 

TANDEM GARAGE 30ft11 x 9ft internal meas

Up and over door, two side windows, light and power points. Storage space above rafters. 

REAR GARDENS 99ft x 38ft - directly south facing

Lawns, flower beds, large patio area adjacent to conservatory. Gate to side leading to driveway and garage. Hedges and fences to side/rear, shed, mature apple tree. 

HISTORICAL NOTES Bathampton is named as Hantone in the Domesday Book as owned by Hugh 'the interpreter' and Colgrim 'the Englishman'. In 1791, the village consisted of 26 houses and 150 inhabitants, whilst in 1822 the 47 local families in 37 houses were primarily (39 families) listed as employed in agriculture.

Bathampton Church is the burial place of Admiral Phillips, the first governor of New South Wales in Australia. Also buried in the churchyard is Viscount du Barry, the nephew of Louis XV's mistress, who was mortally wounded in the last legal duel in England (on Bathampton Down) and expired in the George Inn .

William Harbutt, the inventor of Plasticine, commercially produced his product in an old steam flour mill in Bathampton from 1900 to 1983. Ralph Allen's second wife was Elizabeth Holder of the Manor House in Bathampton.

Devonshire Rd was constructed circa 1930 - 1932, with the first residents listed in village directories from 1932 onwards.