A period cottage in ever popular Wine Street on the northern slopes above the historic town centre. Garden & pleasant outlook.

Number 14 Wine Street is a miniature gem discreetly located in a super sought after location. Wine Street is central enough to offer access to the town’s excellent amenities yet set away from the hustle & bustle of traffic & tourists – a fine retreat.

The ground floor has a covered “hall” or “lean to” one side. This useful area adds an extra dimension to the accommodation, the perfect space for bikes, boots, coats or a soggy dog! There is access to the rear garden from here & also into the house via the kitchen which is at the front of the house looking onto Wine Street. The sitting room is a cosy space with a fireplace with cupboards to each side, two rear windows and staircase to the first floor. Upstairs we find two bedrooms and a bathroom. The cottage is somewhat dated & may well benefit from some modernization. This is a very comfortable & almost anonymous home!

This one can be purchased with some furniture & household effects at NO extra cost!

Externally is a small south west facing garden enjoying views across the valley over rooftops. There is also a useful storeroom.

Bradford-on-Avon offers enviable market town amenities including good schools, doctor & dentist, swimming pool & sports fields, library & Music Centre, many places to eat & drink, shops & boutiques and of course canal, river and country walks. The railway station offers a picturesque ride to Bath and Bristol city centres for high street shopping, entertainment and night life.