The Old Brewery, Rode, BA11

** Price Guide £500,000 - £550,000 ** 39 The Old Brewery is a substantial semi-detached home, set in the popular village of Rode with a low maintenance rear garden. Viewings are highly recommended and there is no onward chain.

As you enter through the front door, you are greeted by a welcoming hallway, to your immediate left, there is a good-sized W.C. On the right-hand side of the hallway there is a good-sized living room, with space for a three-person sofa, a coffee table and an armchair. A set of double doors lead out to the kitchen/dining room. The kitchen is a good size and has a range of wall and base units, space for a washing machine, an integral dishwasher, oven and a microwave. The dining area is a good size and there is ample space for a family sized table and chairs and is perfect for entertaining with friends and family. At the rear of the ground floor there is a generously sized sunroom, which enjoys lovely views of the garden.

On the first floor you are greeted by a spacious landing and from here you have access to a further generously sized reception room. There is also a double bedroom which has been fitted with a double wardrobe and an en-suite which includes a walk-in shower, a W.C., and a low-level basin.

On the second floor you have access to two further double bedrooms, one being fitted with an en-suite and a further family bathroom includes a three-piece suite.

OUTSIDE

The rear private garden is laid to patio and decorated with plants and shrubs, perfect for those who are looking for a low maintenance garden.

The garage is detached from the property and has space for a single car and there is space to park several cars in front of the garage.  There is ample room for families with multiple vehicles.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Gas fired central heating. Mains gas, water, electricity and drainage are all connected.

LOCATION

Rode is one of the area's most popular and sought-after villages, with a green at its centre. It is within commuting distance of both Bath and Bristol and offers easy access to the adjoining towns of Frome, Bradford on Avon and Trowbridge, while Westbury has a regular fast connection to London Paddington. Village amenities include pubs, a very popular primary school, post office/general store with fantastic café, village hall and playing fields. Private schools are to be found in Bath and Warminster.