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Terraced house
4 beds
2 baths
2109
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band F
Broadband: Super-fast 66Mbps *
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Features and description
- Beautifully presented Grade II Listed family home
- Versatile accommodation over four floors
- Four bedrooms, three reception rooms
- Attractive rear garden and separate courtyard
- Less than 0.3 miles from The Royal Crescent and Bath City Centre
- Chain free
- Beautifully presented Grade II Listed family home
- Versatile accommodation over four floors
- Four bedrooms, three reception rooms
- Attractive rear garden and separate courtyard
- Less than 0.3 miles from The Royal Crescent
- Chain free
DESCRIPTION
26 Northampton Street is a beautifully presented Grade II listed family home in one of Bath's most convenient locations.
The current owners have undertaken a sympathetic restoration, which fuses modern living with beautiful original features and provides versatile accommodation over four floors. Entering via a generous hallway, stairs rise to the upper floors and to the lower ground floor. The ground floor comprises a sitting room to the front with working fireplace, built in shelving in both arches and attractive wooden floors.
To the rear is the withdrawing room with attractive views over the rear garden. The kitchen and dining room are on the lower ground floor, along with a useful shower room. Double doors lead out to the courtyard from the dining room, with stairs up to the garden. The kitchen has a range of fitted units and a large island in the centre. Appliances are freestanding, with a newly fitted Rangemaster, dishwasher and fridge freezer. Steps lead down to a useful utility room in one of the vaults, the other being used for storage, with attractive stone flooring throughout this the lower ground level.
SITUATION
Northampton Street was built on the pleasure grounds of No.14 Royal Crescent, the property of Charles Hamilton. It was purchased by the Pulteney Estate in 1791. The house was built in 1796 according to the designs of the renowned John Pinch the elder. Northampton Street is an artistic street with a real sense of community. It has residents’ parking and is close to St James’s Square with a deli, an excellent chemist, florist and newsagents. The Royal Crescent is 0.3 miles away, being right at the centre of Georgian Bath. Margaret’s Buildings with its galleries, restaurants and unique shops is only 0.2 miles away. Bath Spa station is a 20-minute walk at 1.1 miles away, with access to the M4 via Lansdown. There are many wonderful green spaces nearby and the Cotswold Way is 1.4 miles away.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Tenure: Freehold
Services: All mains services are connected.
Local Authority: Bath and North East Somerset
Council Tax: Band F
EPC: Band D
Viewing: Strictly by appointment with Carter Jonas
- Versatile accommodation over four floors
- Four bedrooms, three reception rooms
- Attractive rear garden and separate courtyard
- Less than 0.3 miles from The Royal Crescent
- Chain free
DESCRIPTION
26 Northampton Street is a beautifully presented Grade II listed family home in one of Bath's most convenient locations.
The current owners have undertaken a sympathetic restoration, which fuses modern living with beautiful original features and provides versatile accommodation over four floors. Entering via a generous hallway, stairs rise to the upper floors and to the lower ground floor. The ground floor comprises a sitting room to the front with working fireplace, built in shelving in both arches and attractive wooden floors.
To the rear is the withdrawing room with attractive views over the rear garden. The kitchen and dining room are on the lower ground floor, along with a useful shower room. Double doors lead out to the courtyard from the dining room, with stairs up to the garden. The kitchen has a range of fitted units and a large island in the centre. Appliances are freestanding, with a newly fitted Rangemaster, dishwasher and fridge freezer. Steps lead down to a useful utility room in one of the vaults, the other being used for storage, with attractive stone flooring throughout this the lower ground level.
SITUATION
Northampton Street was built on the pleasure grounds of No.14 Royal Crescent, the property of Charles Hamilton. It was purchased by the Pulteney Estate in 1791. The house was built in 1796 according to the designs of the renowned John Pinch the elder. Northampton Street is an artistic street with a real sense of community. It has residents’ parking and is close to St James’s Square with a deli, an excellent chemist, florist and newsagents. The Royal Crescent is 0.3 miles away, being right at the centre of Georgian Bath. Margaret’s Buildings with its galleries, restaurants and unique shops is only 0.2 miles away. Bath Spa station is a 20-minute walk at 1.1 miles away, with access to the M4 via Lansdown. There are many wonderful green spaces nearby and the Cotswold Way is 1.4 miles away.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Tenure: Freehold
Services: All mains services are connected.
Local Authority: Bath and North East Somerset
Council Tax: Band F
EPC: Band D
Viewing: Strictly by appointment with Carter Jonas
Property information from this agent
Area statistics
Crime score
High crime
10/10
Home prices (average)
4 bedroom terraced houses
£957,093
£957,093
About this agent
We want to give you the very best advice combined with the highest service standards across all aspects of your property interests. Carter Jonas is a national firm with international affiliates and our head office is in Chapel Place. From our city centre Bath office, we provide the following services; residential sales and lettings, commercial agency investments, and Building Surveying services, rural and estate management, new homes and development, probate and valuations. Bath is a World Heritage city that is surrounded by undulating countryside. It has been made famous for its Roman origins, classical Georgian architecture, and its sheer beauty. It has fantastic communications with a mainline train service to London and Bristol, M4 Motorway links 10 miles to the North and dissected by the River Avon and Kennett and Avon canal. Recreation is a fundamental part of the city; attracting nearly 4 million tourists a year with over 100 restaurants including Jamie Oliver’s Italian, over 100 bars and numerous nightclubs. The city hosts numerous festivals to include The Bath Literary Festival and Bath Music Festival. Home of the premiership Bath Rugby Team, as well as having a race course, numerous golf courses and an eclectic range of shops and museums. Education is renowned with excellent schools in both the public and private sectors. There are two universities; the Bath University was voted University of the year on 2011 by The Sunday Times. Team Bath is the umbrella name of the universities of Baths sports teams and provides excellent sporting facilities.