Camden Crescent, BATH, BA1

Property Details: • Type: Flat • Tenure: N/A • Floor Area: N/A

Key Features: • Two Bedrooms • First Floor • Sensational Views • Period Features • Presented To A High Standard • Premium City Location.

Location: • Nearest Station: N/A • Distance to Station: N/A

Agent Information: • Address: 32 Gay Street, Bath, BA1 2NT

Full Description: A superb first floor apartment situated in this Grade II Listed townhouse forming part of Camden Crescent, an imposing and stunning Crescent. It is located just to the north of the city centre with panoramic views. Located approximately ½ mile from Milsom Street, it is a convenient location and adds to the popularity of the area. This fashionable city home benefits from being on the first floor allowing one to take advantage of the breath-taking views on offer. The superb drawing room offers stunning ceiling height along with two tall sash windows with working shutters framing the view beyond as well as letting natural light to flood into the room. The kitchen flanks one wall of the room and has been carefully considered with Porcelenosa units along with integrated appliances including an induction hob, electric fan oven and dishwasher. The principle bedroom is located to the rear of the apartment with the same beautiful ceiling heights and tall windows with working shutters creating a peaceful room to escape city life. An additional bedroom is located off the drawing room. The bathroom has been tastefully finished with a bath and fixed rain shower attachment above with floor to ceiling tiles. In addition the washing machine is situated in the hallway.SituationSet in this elegant crescent comprising of 21 Georgian townhouse, built by the eminent architect John Eveleigh in 1788. He is well known for designing and building many of Bath’s Georgian buildings and terraces such as Somerset Place and Grosvenor Place. The location is so popular due to its elevated position on the northern slopes of Bath and is a walk down Lansdown Road or via the wonderful shops of the Bartlett Street quarter into the city centre. The façade is fronted by a wide pavement. Bath itself is a World Heritage City renowned for its Georgian architecture and Roman heritage. The city offers a wide variety of leisure, cultural and business amenities. Communication links are good, with a regular mainline rail service from Bath Spa to London Paddington. There is also easy access to the north and Junction 18 of the M4.Additional InformationTerm of Lease 990 years from 24.06.1977. Services: Mains connected water, electricity and drainage.BrochuresBrochure