Tellisford Lane, Norton St Philip, BA2

Aurora is an attractive end of terrace period cottage situated on the edge of the village overlooking open countryside. The house has retained a wealth of period features including exposed timbers, some exposed Cotswold stone interior walls, a curved wall, slatted pine and solid oak latch doors and an open, log fireplace.  Super high speed fibre broadband has also just been made available.

The ground floor accommodation comprises a dual aspect sitting room with exposed timbers, fireplace, plus a further dual aspect reception/dining room leading into a delightful conservatory. The kitchen has a lobby with stable door leading to the rear garden. There is a serving hatch to the reception/dining room. There is also a utility/cloakroom with WC.

The original stone staircase leads to the first floor accommodation with 3 bedrooms, and a lovely bathroom with oversized freestanding bath.

Bedroom 1 has good sized built in storage also distant countryside views, including fantastic sunrises to the east. Bedroom 2 is dual aspect with similar views, and has an en-suite shower room. Bedroom 3 also has views across open arable land to the north.

The small rear garden is private with patio and mature planting. In addition there is a summerhouse.

Agents Note: On street parking is available with space for 2 cars immediately to the front of the property.

Aurora is situated in the Somerset village of Norton St Philip overlooking adjoining fields. The village benefits from a primary school, St Philip and St James Church of England church, 2 pubs, The Fleur de Lys and The George, claimed to be one of the oldest taverns in the country and a Co-op convenience store. The village also enjoys a cricket pitch with popular team, which adds to the excellent community feel.

The village is also well positioned for access to surrounding towns, which include Bradford on Avon (approx. 6 miles) and Frome (approx. 7 miles). Amenities including retail outlets, pubs and restaurants, cinema and sporting facilities can be found within these towns along with rail links.

The World Heritage City of Bath (approx. 7 miles) provides a complete range of retail outlets together with many other amenities to include The Theatre Royal, a number of fine restaurants and excellent sporting facilities. There is also a mainline railway station providing direct access to London Paddington, Bristol and south Wales.

The M4 motorway junction 18 is approximately 17 miles and junction 17 is approximately 20miles. Access to the M3 via the A303 is also easily reached.