£750,000
3 bed detached house for saleNewtown, Bradford-On-Avon BA15
3 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Beautiful Georgian detached house
Grade II Listed
4 bedrooms
Spectacular views
Close to amenities
Popular elevated position
Characterful period features
Commanding an elevated position with far-reaching views across the townscape, this distinguished detached Georgian townhouse presents a rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully maintained period home in one of the area’s most sought-after locations—just a short stroll from the vibrant town centre.
Impeccably presented throughout, the property spans four expansive floors, offering generous and elegantly proportioned accommodation that is bathed in natural light.
On the raised ground floor, an entrance hall leads to two superb reception rooms. The living room enjoys a dual aspect, showcasing exquisite period detailing including an original fireplace, while the adjacent dining room—currently utilised as a study—offers flexible living space to suit modern lifestyles.
The lower ground floor is home to a stylish, bespoke handcrafted kitchen, complete with an extensive range of custom cabinetry and direct access to a courtyard garden and useful covered storage vaults. A fully equipped scullery and elegant cloakroom further enhance the functionality of this level.
The upper floors host four generously sized bedrooms and two well-appointed bathrooms, each offering captivating views over the town and retaining beautiful original features that speak to the home’s heritage.
To the front, a delightful raised courtyard garden enclosed by classic wrought iron railings provides a picturesque and private setting to enjoy the exceptional outlook, framed by mature planting and period charm.
33 Newtown is situated on the northern slopes of the town, affording wonderful views towards Salisbury Plain. Bradford on Avon is a charming market town with many facilities and amenities including; a range of individual shops, supermarkets, swimming pool, library, doctors and dental surgeries, countryside walks along the River Avon from the Tithe Barn and the Kennet and Avon canal and a mainline railway station providing direct access to the cities of Bath and Bristol. There are two primary schools, Fitzmaurice and Christchurch and a secondary school, St Laurence which is extremely well thought of.
The World Heritage City of Bath is approximately 7 miles distant and provides a full range of amenities with excellent shopping facilities, The Theatre Royal, Thermae Bath, cinema, numerous restaurants, many schools and a mainline railway station providing direct access to London Paddington.
The M4 motorway is also within easy access with junctions 17 and 18 both approximately 16 miles away.
Impeccably presented throughout, the property spans four expansive floors, offering generous and elegantly proportioned accommodation that is bathed in natural light.
On the raised ground floor, an entrance hall leads to two superb reception rooms. The living room enjoys a dual aspect, showcasing exquisite period detailing including an original fireplace, while the adjacent dining room—currently utilised as a study—offers flexible living space to suit modern lifestyles.
The lower ground floor is home to a stylish, bespoke handcrafted kitchen, complete with an extensive range of custom cabinetry and direct access to a courtyard garden and useful covered storage vaults. A fully equipped scullery and elegant cloakroom further enhance the functionality of this level.
The upper floors host four generously sized bedrooms and two well-appointed bathrooms, each offering captivating views over the town and retaining beautiful original features that speak to the home’s heritage.
To the front, a delightful raised courtyard garden enclosed by classic wrought iron railings provides a picturesque and private setting to enjoy the exceptional outlook, framed by mature planting and period charm.
33 Newtown is situated on the northern slopes of the town, affording wonderful views towards Salisbury Plain. Bradford on Avon is a charming market town with many facilities and amenities including; a range of individual shops, supermarkets, swimming pool, library, doctors and dental surgeries, countryside walks along the River Avon from the Tithe Barn and the Kennet and Avon canal and a mainline railway station providing direct access to the cities of Bath and Bristol. There are two primary schools, Fitzmaurice and Christchurch and a secondary school, St Laurence which is extremely well thought of.
The World Heritage City of Bath is approximately 7 miles distant and provides a full range of amenities with excellent shopping facilities, The Theatre Royal, Thermae Bath, cinema, numerous restaurants, many schools and a mainline railway station providing direct access to London Paddington.
The M4 motorway is also within easy access with junctions 17 and 18 both approximately 16 miles away.
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