DESCRIPTION
Nestled in the heart of the countryside, this stunning four-bedroom detached property offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the serenity of rural living while being just a short drive from local amenities. Surrounded by a 1.8 acre paddock, this charming home boasts both privacy and uninterrupted views to Westbury white horse. Upon entering the property, you'll be greeted by a welcoming entrance hall that leads into spacious and light-filled living areas. The large living room features a stunning fireplace and complimenting log burner, double doors leading into the gardens and plenty of room for family gatherings, whilst the separate large kitchen/diner is the perfect space for entertaining with large kitchen island unit, beautiful flagstone flooring and bespoke units. The ground also benefits from a cloakroom, separate study area and lovely family room. Upstairs comprises four double bedrooms, two with en-suites and one other family bathroom. Each bedroom boasts stunning countryside views.

Outside, the property benefits from a large garden office which has been made for home working and even has a separate sound proofed sound booth, ideal for keen musicians. There is a gravel parking area outside the property, suitable for a number of vehicles. The enclosed mature gardens wrap around the property and there is a raised patio leading off the back of the home, which enjoys open views over the paddock and beyond. The paddock can be accessed off the garden or from a wide gated entrance from the main driveway.

LOCATION
Chatley Park is situated just outside the village of Norton St. Philip, near Bath and once was part of the Chatley House estate that now comprises of 4 principle homes. Norton St Philip is a picturesque village in Somerset, England, situated approximately 5.5 miles south of Bath and 5 miles north of Frome. Nestled on the eastern slopes of the Mendip Hills, it lies along the A366 between Trowbridge and Radstock, and the B3110 connecting Bath and Frome. The village boasts a rich history, notably as the site of a skirmish during the Monmouth Rebellion in 1685. The George Inn, one of the oldest inns in England, served as the Duke of Monmouth's headquarters during this period. The village has a strong sense of community, supported by local establishments such as The George Inn and the Fleur-de-Lys pub. The village green, known as Churchmead or The Mead, serves as a hub for local events and is home to the village cricket team.

There are excellent schools in Bath and the surrounding area, in both the private and state sectors. In addition, there are two universities in the city and a wide variety of sporting, arts, dining and entertainment facilities. Communications to London are good via either the A36/A303 and M3 or A46 and M4. There is a mainline rail link from Bath Spa to London Paddington - journey time from 75 minutes. Bristol airport is 23 miles away and Frome is 4.5 miles to the south, with the fashionable Babington House members club only 5.7 miles away.