2 bedroom maisonette

The House
From the courtyard, the front door opens into an entrance hall which links the main accommodation and the vaults. Wooden flooring is across the main living accommodation, connecting the spaces. The abundance of windows makes this a light and bright apartment and there are some original features such as the Bath stone fireplace. The living room is a generous size and the galley kitchen has grey units, granite worktops and a breakfast bar. A half glazed door gives access to the courtyard that wraps around the building.
The other rooms are flexible - the dining room would also make a useful study in which to work from home - and the two bedrooms each have a bathroom: one an ensuite.

Outside
From street level, there are steps down into a private courtyard which has space on one side for a dining area and on the other for storage and seating. There's a small 'internal' courtyard that's viewed from the second bedroom. Two vaults which provide useful storage.

Edward Street is adjacent to Great Pulteney Street, one of the finest Georgian streets in Bath. The city centre is a short, level walk over Pulteney Bridge with a range of amenities including extensive shopping (Waitrose supermarket is within 0.5 miles), museums, theatres and art galleries. Nearby, there are the gardens of Henrietta Park and Sydney Gardens, which features The Holbourne Museum. An excellent range of private and state schools, catering for all age groups, which include King Edwards, Kingswood and The Royal High, are all within easy reach. Bath has a mainline rail link to London Paddington and Bristol Temple Meads from Bath Spa.