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Key information
Features and description
- Short and level walk of the city centre
- 1st floor apartment in rear of building
- Well-known secure & prestigious development
- An ideal ‘pied de terre’ or investment apartment
- Lift access and internal building manager
- Ideal for downsizer, weekender or FTB
- Living room with fitted kitchenette , one bedroom and bathroom
- Ideally placed for Henrietta Gardens and the Recreation Ground
- Pleasant walks along the Kennet & Avon via Sydney Gardens
- Offered with vacant possession. No onward chain
DESCRIPTION
An exciting opportunity to acquire this central one bedroom 'pied de terre'. Situated in a prestigious 1979 development by Barratt Homes of the former Connaught Hotel, ideally placed at the heart of the Georgian city centre. Ideal for downsizer, weekender or first time buyer also recently managed as a successful investment property, the apartment is at the rear of the building on the first floor. Currently vacant and offered with no onward chain.
Building has lift access and a concierge service. Property enjoys the residue of a 999 year lease from 1979 (956 years remaining). Ground Rent £20-00 PA and current maintenance charge £995 per ½ year (£1990 PA). Council Tax band C £1696-83 2022/23.
LOCATION
Great Pulteney Street justifiably enjoys its place as one of the jewels in the crown of Georgian path. Lying between the exquisite Pulteney Bridge and the clipped lawns of Sydney Gardens and the Holbourne Museum it is within less than ½ miles’ level walk of the city centre. Great Pulteney Street was set out by the celebrated architect Thomas Baldwin in 1789 and is now considered one of Europe's finest and widest Georgian streets. Notable residents who have made their homes here include William Wilberforce, Louis XVIII of France, Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, Admirals Hood and Howe and Lord Lytton. Bath city centre offers a wide range of amenities including extensive shopping, theatre and art galleries, whilst a more local array of day-to-day shopping can be found in nearby Bathwick Street. A choice of local schools is available within the area including The Royal High School for Girls, King Edwards School and Kingswood School on Lansdown. Commuters will be pleased to note that excellent rail services are afforded within 10-15 minutes' walk from Bath Spa Station, with high-speed links to London Paddington taking approximately 90 minutes. Junction 18 of the M4 giving access to London, Bristol and the M5 serving the Midlands and Southwest is located at Tormarton some 10 miles north of the City.
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