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Floorplan
Map1 bedroom apartment
Key information
Features and description
- Ground floor
- 805sqft
- No chain
- Additional 84sqft mezzanine office
- Retained character
- High ceilings
- Park views to front
- End of cul de sac
- Residents permit parking
Breathtaking proportions, glorious views out over the park and a superbly central yet quiet location for this no onward chain ground floor Georgian conversion at the river end of this hugely sought after terrace.
Flooded with light from the southeast front aspect, the principal room is a high ceilinged multi use space with plenty of room for sitting, dining and kitchen areas. To the rear, a large double bedroom sits alongside a long shower room. Accessed via the communal hall, a private mezzanine room offers possibilities for working space, storage, guest room or utility.
A tranquil end of cul de sac position yet right in the heart of the city with Bath Spa rail routes 0.6miles along the riverbank path. Residents permit paking on street.
EPC rating D
Council tax band C
Tenure Leasehold
Grade II Listed
Rooms
Accommodation
Ground floor entrance hall from communal halls, a huge front facing sitting room with dining and kitchen areas, rear double bedroom and shower room.
Additional mezzanine room accessed via communal hallway (with light, power and plumbing).
Location
Green Park offers a fantastic lifestyle, with the city centre’s shops, cafes, and cultural sites just a short stroll away. Bath Spa Train Station is nearby, making travel to London and beyond easy and convenient. The local area is rich in history and charm, with plenty of green spaces to enjoy. This apartment is perfect for those who want to experience the best of Bath, with everything you need within reach.
Designed from 1793 by city architect John Palmer and completed by John Pinch the Elder in 1809. Originally two rows of terraces comprising forty houses facing each other across the green with the east side terrace being destroyed by enemy action in 1942.
Agents Notes
The property is leasehold (999yrs from 25/12/2004). The flat is responsible for 1/5th of total communal costs (insurance/cleaning/maintenance of building plus a small annual sink fund contribution). For 2024/25, this amounts to £200pcm.
The gas combination boiler for the flat needs to be relocated from present location off the rear ground floor communal hallway. As part of the sale, the buyer will be offered the choice whether this boiler is moved or a new electric pressurised boiler installed.
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