Period home situated centrally within the village of Yatton

£275,000

Guide price

A beautiful mid-terrace period home, ideally located to access all of the amenities the village of Yatton has to offer - 5 Elborough Avenue is situated right in the heart of the village and offers well-presented and spacious accommodation, presenting a wonderful opportunity for first-time buyers to purchase a period home along with those looking to downsize within this popular village. Set out traditionally over two floors, the accommodation comprises; Entrance porch that opens to an entrance hall, sitting room featuring a wrought iron fireplace and a bay window to the front, dining room that flows beautifully into the kitchen to the rear of the property, and modern bathroom that boasts underfloor heating, all to the ground floor. Upstairs you will find two generous double bedrooms, the second leading to an occasional third bedroom/study that adds flexibility to the accommodation on offer.

Outside the rear garden is fully enclosed and offers a great deal of welcome privacy. This wonderful entertaining space is a low-maintenance affair, laid to patio and lawn with shrub and flower borders, it is a bit of a sun trap and will work well for summer barbecues or evening drinks. A secure gate is located at the rear of the garden and provides rear access to this fabulous property.

Elborough Avenue is only a short walk to all the amenities Yatton has to offer, where there is a supermarket, post office, pharmacy, library, and the highly popular village school, hairdressers, and bakers, as well as being on a level to the main line railway station offering direct links to Bristol, Bath, London and the West Country.

About This Property

Tenure

The tenure of this property is freehold

Utilities

Mains Electric

Mains Gas

Mains Water Supply

Mains Drainage

Gas Central Heating

Broadband

Ultrafast broadband is available with the highest available download speed 1139 Mbps and the highest available upload speed 1000 Mbps.

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