A simply exquisite Grade II* period home with four bedrooms

Description

This four-storey Georgian Grade II* listed property is a house of special architectural interest. It is one of a pair of Bathstone bow-fronted townhouses built by father and son for twin sisters in 1790.

The property is located on the very popular Upper Camden Place, on Camden Road and benefits from panoramic views of the city and of the Avon Valley, while being situated within an easy walk of under one mile from the heart of the city. The views are truly breathtaking and can be enjoyed from all of the traditional wooden sash windows.

The grand front door opens into a hall and double-width staircase leading into an elegant drawing room, with a wonderful fireplace and a withdrawing room currently used as a dining room.

Upper Camden Place is a home of finery and grandeur. It has recently been renovated and features include beautiful sash windows, cornicing and joinery.

As with many Georgian-style properties, the ceilings of Camden Place are extremely tall with huge windows, allowing natural light to flood in. The next floor features a grand principal bedroom with an ensuite and a beautiful second double bedroom which overlooks the terraced garden to the rear. In addition, there is a further shower room. There are 2 further double bedrooms on the second floor.

The lower ground floor has been cleverly designed to have two main kitchen spaces. One at the front of the property with a beautiful island unit with breakfast bar and a further kitchen area to the rear comprising an extensive range of base and wall units.

To the rear and accessed from the ground floor is a useful cloakroom and access to the rear garden.

Outside

With access from Camden Road, the front pathway leads up through various terraces including lawned areas and well stocked beds. Directly outside the front of the house is a fantastic patio, ideal with outside dining and entertaining. To the rear is a further tiered garden with hard landscaping and gated access to St Stephens Road.

Location

Located in one of the most favoured areas of Bath with access to Larkhall with its many local amenities including a Primary School, church, supermarket, cafe and many more.

The city centre is under half a mile past many specialist antique shops, and the views across the Avon Valley are to behold. Not only convenient for the wide variety of shops and numerous cultural interests offered in the city centre but well-reputed schools are also nearby for all ages. These include St Stephens State Primary and the independent Kingswood and Royal High schools.

Just 10 miles south of the M4 at junction 18, Bath Spa railway station provides direct services to the west and London Paddington. Bristol International Airport is only 20 miles distant.