4 bedroom terraced house

A handsome south-facing Victorian home located in sought after Camden, on the northern slopes of Bath, just under 1 mile from central Bath, with four bedrooms, a garden and stunning views.

“This well and generously proportioned house was built in 1890’s,” says the vendor “and retains some original period features. The hall has high ceilings and period cornicing. There is a sitting room at the front of the house which has original wooden flooring, a bay window and far reaching views across the city. The dining room also has the original flooring and original cast iron fireplace. The kitchen, which needs some refurbishment, has an original Welsh dresser. This leads out onto a courtyard as do French doors from the dining room.”

“On the first floor the principal bedroom has the same footprint as the sitting room below and has a bay window and those stunning views over to the Abbey and the city below. The bathroom was remodelled about 8 years ago. There are two further double bedrooms on this floor with fireplaces which could be opened up if desired, and views over the rear garden.”

“The period architectural staircase continues up to the top floor and a 2nd principal bedroom adjacent to under eaves storage. The bedroom has a period fireplace and a dormer window which we call ‘the captain’s bridge’ because of the spectacular view over the whole of the world heritage site of Bath from here.”

“The private garden has three terraces at the back facing South and offers wonderful potential to a keen gardener. The garden backs onto woodland, stretching from Perfect View to Camden Terrace which has been purchased in recent years by the Camden Woodland Association of which neighbouring property owners are members, saving it from being built on and providing lovely walks for local residents.”

“There are two bus stops right opposite the house. The 6 and 7 buses go into Larkhall and central Bath, when you do not feel like walking. In Camden there is a local shop and pub and Larkhall village down the road has The Larkhall Deli, Goodies and Ma Cuisine, the excellent butchers and there is a handy Co-op and newsagents. Oriel New Hall in Larkhall is the hub of the community, offering yoga, Pilates, art classes and a library. The Rondo is an excellent local theatre there too.”

“There is an excellent selection of independent and private schools nearby, including St Stephen’s and St Saviour’s Primary Schools, The Royal High School and Kingswood School on Lansdown Road and St Marks Senior Schools in Larkhall.”

“The M4 Motorway J18 is approximately 8 miles to the north and Bath Spa Railway Station offers a direct line to London Paddington, Bristol and South Wales.”