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Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Features and description
This impressive end-of-terrace Georgian home was built in1734 by John Wood the Elder and sits on a corner between Queen Square and Gay Street. Constructed from Bath stone, it features a curved frontage with large sash windows and a standout Venetian window on the first floor. Inside, the main living space is unusually shaped with curved ends, decorative plasterwork, and tall columns, making it one of the most remarkable rooms of its kind in the city. Built for a wealthy Quaker, its design and location have made it one of the city’s most recognisable historic homes. It has been used for many years as an office but now has consent to return to a private dwelling. The property is currently used as offices by the tenant.
Planning
Planning consent was granted on 13th July 2023 for consent to ‘Change of use from Office (Use Class E.(g)(i)) to a Dwelling (Use Class C3)'
This consent is valid for a period of 3 years. The consent may be found at:
Situation
Bath is a city of international reputation, located approximately 100 miles west of London and 13 miles east of Bristol. It is set within a landscape and built environment of the highest quality, with a residential population of over 90,000 and annual visitor numbers exceeding 4 million at the last Census. Bath is served by excellent transport routes, including frequent train services to Bristol (c. 12 minutes) and London Paddington (c.90 minutes). The property is situated along the Eastern Side of Gay Street, towards its Southern end, at the junction with Queen Square and on the A4, one of the primary routes to and from the city centre from the West and East. Gay Street is a long-established office and residential location, approximately 10 minutes’ walk from Bath Spa mainline railway station and 2 minutes’ walk from city centre shopping. The properties are Grade II Listed and are of typical Georgian Construction being ashlar Bath stone with slate tiled mansard roof. They form part of a terrace of similar properties, some with small gardens or courtyards to the rear (opening onto Barton Buildings). The whole terrace is in mixed use, being mainly office, retail and residential.
Tenure
The property is offered for sale freehold and subject to a tenancy to Morgan Financial Group Ltd. The lease is protected under the 1954 Landlord & Tenant Act and provides for an annual rent of £85,625 per annum to the Landlord. The lease expires on 22 August 2026 and is drawn on Full Repairing and Insuring Terms. The tenant has been clear in correspondence that they do not intend to renew the lease. A copy of the lease is available on request.
Additional Information
Local Authority: Bath and North East Somerset
Council Tax: Band TBC
EPC: Band TBC
Viewings: Strictly by appointment with Carter Jonas
Planning
Planning consent was granted on 13th July 2023 for consent to ‘Change of use from Office (Use Class E.(g)(i)) to a Dwelling (Use Class C3)'
This consent is valid for a period of 3 years. The consent may be found at:
Situation
Bath is a city of international reputation, located approximately 100 miles west of London and 13 miles east of Bristol. It is set within a landscape and built environment of the highest quality, with a residential population of over 90,000 and annual visitor numbers exceeding 4 million at the last Census. Bath is served by excellent transport routes, including frequent train services to Bristol (c. 12 minutes) and London Paddington (c.90 minutes). The property is situated along the Eastern Side of Gay Street, towards its Southern end, at the junction with Queen Square and on the A4, one of the primary routes to and from the city centre from the West and East. Gay Street is a long-established office and residential location, approximately 10 minutes’ walk from Bath Spa mainline railway station and 2 minutes’ walk from city centre shopping. The properties are Grade II Listed and are of typical Georgian Construction being ashlar Bath stone with slate tiled mansard roof. They form part of a terrace of similar properties, some with small gardens or courtyards to the rear (opening onto Barton Buildings). The whole terrace is in mixed use, being mainly office, retail and residential.
Tenure
The property is offered for sale freehold and subject to a tenancy to Morgan Financial Group Ltd. The lease is protected under the 1954 Landlord & Tenant Act and provides for an annual rent of £85,625 per annum to the Landlord. The lease expires on 22 August 2026 and is drawn on Full Repairing and Insuring Terms. The tenant has been clear in correspondence that they do not intend to renew the lease. A copy of the lease is available on request.
Additional Information
Local Authority: Bath and North East Somerset
Council Tax: Band TBC
EPC: Band TBC
Viewings: Strictly by appointment with Carter Jonas
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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.