Built in the late 1970s, Number 27 is a generous family home on a large plot with a sweeping driveway at the front and private south east-facing garden at the rear. Inside, it's decorated in neutral tones throughout and is well presented.
In the kitchen, cream-coloured units feature on three walls: the sink at the rear garden window with an induction hob to the side and gas range cooker opposite. There's a door into the utility room with more built-in units, white goods and sink. A door from here gives access directly into the double garage which has stairs to an upper storage level. An arch wall feature in t he kitchen leads to the conservatory which has a French door to the rear garden terrace, as does the dining room on the other side of the kitchen.

Along the hall, there are two adjacent living spaces with generous proportions. The sitting room features a gas fireplace with stone surround and mantle, its windows overlooking the garden to the front. The sunroom has glazing on two sides with views to the rear garden and a wall of bookcases and cupboards along the other; it's a light and relaxing space in which to sit.

Upstairs, an open landing space leads to bedrooms at either end of the property. The principal bedroom suite includes a large dressing room and en suite with bath and shower. There are five further bedrooms, most with built-in storage and access to two family bathrooms. Bedroom 2 is currently set up as an additional living room and, with bedroom 5 and the bathroom next to it, could be separate accommodation for long-term visitors or similar. The office is a long, narrow room - ideal for a professional desk set-up, and with Velux windows to the front garden.

Gardens and Grounds
The sense of spaciousness and openness is a rare find in such a central Bath location. The driveway curves around off the road, framed either side by lawn, trees and hedging, towards the garage at the side of the house. There's plenty of parking space and room to turn large vehicles.

The rear, southeast-facing garden is supremely private, with tall fencing and hedging forming boundaries on three sides. A paved terrace runs the full width of the house, providing hardstanding for each of the glazed doors that allow access on to it from the various rooms on the ground floor. There's plenty of space for several dining/seating areas and more.
Most of the level garden is lawned, with attractive borders with mature shrubs and perennials softening the corners and lawn edges. A paved path runs from the end of the garden to side access via a gate to the front drive. Here, too, a half-glazed door allows access to the garage.

We are advised that mains water, electricity, gas and drainage are connected to the property. Solar panels on the rear sloping roof have approximately 10 years left on a scheme that generates an income of approximately £2,500 pa.

Located on the upper north slopes of Bath, Lansdown Park is a highly sought-after no-through road in a quiet woodland setting. The address lives up to its name due to a preservation order on the trees throughout Lansdown Park that required the properties to be constructed around the trees so the whole area has a natural, organic feel to it.
Lansdown Park offers the best of both city and rural life, being just two miles from Bath city centre, with country walks on the doorstep and easy access to the M4, Bristol, the Cotswolds and beyond. Bath is a World Heritage City with a wide range of historic and cultural attractions, shops, restaurants, theatres and entertainment facilities and a mainline train station to London Paddington. There are a range of sporting opportunities such as golf, cricket, horse racing and rugby and a selection of highly regarded private and state schools.