Lansdown Square East is at the far end of Granville Road, with open countryside on two sides of the development. At the front, number 3 faces the landscaped square, where it has an allocated parking space. With its Bath stone cladding, this townhouse feels like a modern interpretation of a classic Bath property. Number three was part of the Phase 1 of the building development and features higher specifications in terms of bathrooms, cloakrooms, quality of carpentry (Benton's wardrobes) and the installation of solar panels.

Inside, the whole interior has been recently redecorated and all the fixtures and fittings have either been upgraded or beautifully maintained. A light and airy hallway with slick storage leads to the main living space and heart of the home - the kitchen/dining/living room. The sleek kitchen has soft grey units on each wall, with a generous white island in the centre and built-in Siemens appliances. All the units have been adapted with useful drawer storage, there's a double fridge/freezer, as well as a wine fridge. The dining area is generous, as is the living room which features a state-of-the-art marble electric fireplace. An oversized window as well as sliding doors (both with remote controlled blinds) connect the inside to the private rear garden; the doors open to the private garden paving seamlessly extending the inside spaces outside.

Back in the hallway, there's a spacious WC and a utility room. The stairs up have been over-boarded by Bath Bespoke, to create a seamless finish to the flooring connecting each level. There are engineered oak floorboards throughout the ground and first floors with underfloor heating - and carpeting on the second floor.

On the first floor, the reception room extends the full depth of the house and has sliding doors to an outside terrace at the rear, as does the principal bedroom, which also has full-height fitted wardrobes and ensuite with shower. An office/bedroom 4 faces the front of the house and has floor-to-ceiling storage.

On the second floor, there are two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a door onto another spacious outside terrace at the side of the property.

Gardens and Grounds
The front of the house faces the private square with an allocated parking space. There's a bin store and a generous garage with space in front for a small car.
The rear garden is accessed from the kitchen/dining room, with the elegant paving providing a smooth transition in and out. The space has been thoughtfully designed, with hard landscaping creating seating areas and featuring a built-in outdoor gas fire (one on the first-floor terrace too). Deep planters, hedging, and a wall of Photinia Red Robin shrubs frame the garden walls. There's access via a private gate to a communal garden space shared with immediate neighbours: mainly lawn, with paving and seating on one side, a few trees and far-reaching views across Bath and the hills beyond.

Located in Lansdown on the upper north slopes of Bath, Somerset, this Bath stone townhouse is part of a recent development in a sought-after location, just two miles from Bath city centre and with easy access to the M4. The location offers the best of both city and country: Bath is a world heritage city with a wide range of historic and cultural attractions, as well as shops, restaurants, bars and entertainment facilities. While in both the immediate and surrounding area, there is a range of sporting opportunities such as golf, cricket, horse racing and rugby, as well as a highly regarded selection of private and state schools.