- For Sale
- Guided Price: GBP 1,100,000
- Build Size: 1,649 ft2
- Property Type: Apartment
- Bedroom: 3
Location
Cavendish Crescent is situated on the lower slopes of Lansdown enjoying impressive views over the city in Bath. Built in the early 19th century to a design by the architect John Pinch the elder the crescent comprises of 11 houses. Modern day see the houses now spilt between apartments and homes.
The Crescent is unusual in that it borders extensive parking and a golf course with both rural and urban walks straight from the door. Cavendish Crescent sits at the upper end of Cavendish Place, just before Park Street and next to St.James's Square which offers a variety of shops including a newsagent, chemist, hairdressers, delicatessen, two popular public houses as well as a nearby florists and greengrocers. The Approach Golf Course and Royal Victoria Park with its famous Botanical Gardens are nearby, along with the many cultural, recreational and leisure facilities offered by the city of Bath.
Bath is a World Heritage Site famed for its Georgian architecture and Roman heritage and provides an extensive range of business, entertainment and cultural facilities along with two universities. There are well regarded schools in both the state and independent sectors and a mainline rail link to London Paddington (journey time approximately 90 mins) and Bristol Temple Meads (journey time approximately 15 mins). Junction 18 of the M4 motorway is about 9 miles to the north and Bristol International airport is some 20 miles to the north west.
Description
Cavendish Crescent comprises eleven terraced houses that were designed by John Pinch the Elder and constructed between 1815-1830. It takes full advantage of Bath's fine south-westerly prospect and was one of the last set-piece Georgian terraces to have been completed in Bath.
The accommodation is arranged off a smart communal hallway and features include fireplaces and impressive sash windows that combine with high ceilings to create light and airy rooms. The entrance hall incorporates fitted cupboards and a cloakroom, giving access to the superb open-plan kitchen/living room to the front of the property. Three full height sash windows provide striking views over the city of Bath and beyond.
The kitchen area comprises sleek high gloss contemporary fitted units, incorporating two NEFF ovens and a central island with a convection hob and feature lighting above. There is room for a dining table and sofa along with neat, fitted shelves and cupboards either side of the feature fireplace.
The drawing/reception room has two sash windows, a fireplace and wedding doors to provide access to the study/bedroom three. The two double bedrooms to the rear of the property are each supplemented with an en suite, fitted with high quality contemporary fittings and have views up towards Somerset Place and Lansdown beyond.
Outside
Cavendish Crescent enjoys a striking position in the city, facing south and bordering extensive parkland, with both rural and urban walks on its doorstep. It sits at the upper end of Cavendish Place, just before Park Street and next to St. James's Square which offers cafes, a delicatessen, newsagent, public house and chemist. Royal Victoria Park is nearby with 57 acres of attractive gardens and a range of facilities including an indoor tennis centre, a bowling club and an extensive children's adventure playground.
Cavendish Crescent is situated on the lower slopes of Lansdown enjoying impressive views over the city in Bath. Built in the early 19th century to a design by the architect John Pinch the elder the crescent comprises of 11 houses. Modern day see the houses now spilt between apartments and homes.
The Crescent is unusual in that it borders extensive parking and a golf course with both rural and urban walks straight from the door. Cavendish Crescent sits at the upper end of Cavendish Place, just before Park Street and next to St.James's Square which offers a variety of shops including a newsagent, chemist, hairdressers, delicatessen, two popular public houses as well as a nearby florists and greengrocers. The Approach Golf Course and Royal Victoria Park with its famous Botanical Gardens are nearby, along with the many cultural, recreational and leisure facilities offered by the city of Bath.
Bath is a World Heritage Site famed for its Georgian architecture and Roman heritage and provides an extensive range of business, entertainment and cultural facilities along with two universities. There are well regarded schools in both the state and independent sectors and a mainline rail link to London Paddington (journey time approximately 90 mins) and Bristol Temple Meads (journey time approximately 15 mins). Junction 18 of the M4 motorway is about 9 miles to the north and Bristol International airport is some 20 miles to the north west.
Description
Cavendish Crescent comprises eleven terraced houses that were designed by John Pinch the Elder and constructed between 1815-1830. It takes full advantage of Bath's fine south-westerly prospect and was one of the last set-piece Georgian terraces to have been completed in Bath.
The accommodation is arranged off a smart communal hallway and features include fireplaces and impressive sash windows that combine with high ceilings to create light and airy rooms. The entrance hall incorporates fitted cupboards and a cloakroom, giving access to the superb open-plan kitchen/living room to the front of the property. Three full height sash windows provide striking views over the city of Bath and beyond.
The kitchen area comprises sleek high gloss contemporary fitted units, incorporating two NEFF ovens and a central island with a convection hob and feature lighting above. There is room for a dining table and sofa along with neat, fitted shelves and cupboards either side of the feature fireplace.
The drawing/reception room has two sash windows, a fireplace and wedding doors to provide access to the study/bedroom three. The two double bedrooms to the rear of the property are each supplemented with an en suite, fitted with high quality contemporary fittings and have views up towards Somerset Place and Lansdown beyond.
Outside
Cavendish Crescent enjoys a striking position in the city, facing south and bordering extensive parkland, with both rural and urban walks on its doorstep. It sits at the upper end of Cavendish Place, just before Park Street and next to St. James's Square which offers cafes, a delicatessen, newsagent, public house and chemist. Royal Victoria Park is nearby with 57 acres of attractive gardens and a range of facilities including an indoor tennis centre, a bowling club and an extensive children's adventure playground.
