3 bedroom terraced house

The Apartment
5 Somerset Place is an immaculately presented Grade I listed duplex apartment with excellent accommodation arranged over the ground and lower garden floors and has the rare benefit of a private entrance at street level. The Crescent was built in two phases from 1790 and by John Eveleigh and retains its incredible façade. Behind the façade, an extensive refurbishment programme (which began in 2015) has created an exclusive and luxurious place to live.

Gardens and Grounds
The rear garden consists of three paved terraces within a large, planted garden that has been skilfully landscaped and tiered, providing various sitting or entertaining spaces.
The front courtyard is at the lower ground level, accessed internally via the Study door or externally via gated steps from the pavement, under which is access to a storage vault with lighting and power.
The private parking is very close nearby at the western end of this no-through road, Crescent, in a gated, secure, numbered, allocated and covered parking space.

Services
We are advised that mains water, electricity, gas and drainage are connected to the property. High-efficiency gas-fired condensing boiler, under-floor heating, with a supplementary radiator system. The Crescents estate Manager 9-5 weekdays, Intruder alarm, Comprehensive TV aerial installation capable of receiving terrestrial TV, FM radio, Sky/Skyplus, etc.

Somerset Place is a Grade I listed Georgian Crescent, which has been recently renovated to the highest standard of luxury to create one of Bath's premier addresses. The crescent comprises 20 spacious apartments (and nine townhouses) that offer modern luxury living in a classic Georgian Palladian setting.
This property is ideally placed for access to Lansdown's excellent schools, including St. Stephen's Primary, Kingswood and The Royal High School. It is also convenient for commuter access to the M4 with junction 18 just 10 miles to the north of the city.
Bath is a World Heritage City famed for its Roman history, Georgian architecture and rich cultural and spa heritage. One of only 22 double-inscribed World Heritage Sites in the world. It is an excellent city for shopping and restaurants and is home to the famous Bath Rugby who play on the recreation ground in the city centre.