3 bedroom flat

Phase 2 of this newly converted city centre development consists of 1 & 3 bedroom lateral apartments which benefit from an estate manager and lift access.

There are three apartments on the lower ground floor, three on the first and one penthouse apartment on the second floor. Each apartment is completely unique, with its own layout and interior design.

An innovative, state-of-the-art boiler services the whole building, making the hot water and heating extremely efficient and environmentally friendly. This also frees up space in each apartment.

Apartment 106 is located on the first floor. A long corridor connects the whole of this apartment, creating a fluid and
flexible living space. There are three bedrooms and two bathrooms one of which has a Jack and Jill arrangement which makes the bathroom accessible from either bedroom 3 or the hallway. The master bedroom has very attractive views over Bath through the original arched windows. The master en-suite also makes the most of the views over the Georgian cityscape.

The second bedroom has double doors leading out onto a Juliet balcony. The standout feature here is the living space, where the designer has incorporated a light well at the point where the flat ceiling meets the pitched roof, introducing a wash of light that illuminates the whole pitched area. This is a unique feature that emphasises the space and adds real character.

The bathrooms and kitchen in each apartment are finished to the highest possible specifications. Every bathroom has Lefroy Brooks baths, showers and taps, classic products that are beautifully made and very practical. All taps are hand cast, hand forged, hand polished and hand assembled. The kitchens are picked from the Neptune Suffolk range, a minimalist style inspired by Shaker design. The clean lines and quiet elegance are the perfect match to the Georgian architecture and natural materials all around you. Siemens integrated appliances feature in every kitchen.

This is a land of history, of King Arthur's Tintagel and Brunel's bridges. A land of industry, where Concorde first took shape. And a land of innovation, from the Neolithic engineering of Stonehenge through to the groundbreaking biomes of the Eden Project. Living a One Tram Yard puts all of this within reach. From soaring wool churches to deep limestone gorges, from national festivals through to international standard sporting teams, there's plenty to enjoy and explore in your backyard. London is just an hour and a half away by train, bringing you straight to Paddington. You could be strolling across Hyde Park towards Knightsbridge in next to no time. Travel in the other direction and Penzance is at the end of the line, with the rugged granite cliffs, golden beaches and hidden coves of Cornwall. The English Riviera, the Jurassic Coast and the stunning beaches of the Gower are all equally accessible. You're well connected by road too, with the M4 and the M5 close by.