- For Sale
- GBP 595,000
- Build Size: 594 ft2
- Property Type: Apartment
- Bedroom: 1
Location
The Royal Crescent, designed by the architect John Wood, the Younger and built between 1767 and 1774, is central to everything that is Bath, including parks, local shops, museums, art galleries, The Theatre Royal, Spa hotels and further landmark locations. A short stroll through Royal Victoria Park will lead you to the cosmopolitan city centre with unique shopping experiences as well as many fine dining destinations. Bath is renowned for its Georgian architecture all complemented by the many parks and public spaces such as the riverside park of The Parade Gardens, access to the Kennett and Avon Canal, Henrietta Park and Sydney Gardens, as well as the open space and home ground of Bath Rugby and Cricket Club. Bath is a truly vibrant and cultural destination that offers something for everyone.
Bath has swift access to London via the M4 J18 and a regular high speed train service from Bath Spa Station to London Paddington (90 minutes). It is 12 miles from Bristol and less than 20 miles to Bristol International Airport.
Description
This sumptuous upper floor apartment is all about quality. From the moment you turn the corner and walk into the spectacle that is The Royal Crescent, you will know you have arrived. This is probably one of the most revered locations in Europe and justifiably so. There is an advantage here to purchase a bite size piece of one of the most expensive and coveted Georgian addresses in Bath. More importantly, it is within a Grade 1 Listed building that is beautifully restored, presented and well managed. The advantages of being on the upper floor are the views, especially from this building and apartment. They sweep over the manicured gardens at the rear, on to the parkland of The Approach Golf Course, across to the uniformed chimney pots of St James's Square and up to the skyline. Best of all, and a very rare feature, it has lift access.
The apartment is beautifully presented, has an abundance of storage and a lot of character. All the windows have working shutters, the modern kitchen has been cleverly designed to include larder cupboards, storage cupboards, dishwasher, full size fridge freezer, oven, steam oven and ceramic hob with extractor over. The shower room is all about luxury with marble tiles and is in-keeping with a more traditional style. In the hall there is a large storage/ cloaks cupboard and a further utility cupboard housing the pressurised water system with plumbing for a washing machine. Even the cast iron radiators are period in design.
Externally
As a resident of The Royal Crescent, you have private gated access to the lawn in front to use at your leisure and which is set back from the public park area. There is residents on street parking.
The Royal Crescent, designed by the architect John Wood, the Younger and built between 1767 and 1774, is central to everything that is Bath, including parks, local shops, museums, art galleries, The Theatre Royal, Spa hotels and further landmark locations. A short stroll through Royal Victoria Park will lead you to the cosmopolitan city centre with unique shopping experiences as well as many fine dining destinations. Bath is renowned for its Georgian architecture all complemented by the many parks and public spaces such as the riverside park of The Parade Gardens, access to the Kennett and Avon Canal, Henrietta Park and Sydney Gardens, as well as the open space and home ground of Bath Rugby and Cricket Club. Bath is a truly vibrant and cultural destination that offers something for everyone.
Bath has swift access to London via the M4 J18 and a regular high speed train service from Bath Spa Station to London Paddington (90 minutes). It is 12 miles from Bristol and less than 20 miles to Bristol International Airport.
Description
This sumptuous upper floor apartment is all about quality. From the moment you turn the corner and walk into the spectacle that is The Royal Crescent, you will know you have arrived. This is probably one of the most revered locations in Europe and justifiably so. There is an advantage here to purchase a bite size piece of one of the most expensive and coveted Georgian addresses in Bath. More importantly, it is within a Grade 1 Listed building that is beautifully restored, presented and well managed. The advantages of being on the upper floor are the views, especially from this building and apartment. They sweep over the manicured gardens at the rear, on to the parkland of The Approach Golf Course, across to the uniformed chimney pots of St James's Square and up to the skyline. Best of all, and a very rare feature, it has lift access.
The apartment is beautifully presented, has an abundance of storage and a lot of character. All the windows have working shutters, the modern kitchen has been cleverly designed to include larder cupboards, storage cupboards, dishwasher, full size fridge freezer, oven, steam oven and ceramic hob with extractor over. The shower room is all about luxury with marble tiles and is in-keeping with a more traditional style. In the hall there is a large storage/ cloaks cupboard and a further utility cupboard housing the pressurised water system with plumbing for a washing machine. Even the cast iron radiators are period in design.
Externally
As a resident of The Royal Crescent, you have private gated access to the lawn in front to use at your leisure and which is set back from the public park area. There is residents on street parking.
