1 bedroom flat

Georgian architecture is at its finest in number 102 Sydney Place, featuring elaborate ironwork, decorative windows and elegant proportions. Flat 2 shares its main front door with four other apartments - the communal entrance hall has flagstone flooring and huge double doors with a transom window that leads to this ground floor apartment’s own entrance.
Inside, the apartment has been designed to maximise the architecture and incorporate additional storage. An inner hall has a lowered ceiling, intercom system and doors to each of the rooms. The main kitchen/dining/living room is impressive, with high ceilings, ornate coving and dado rail and two arched and panelled windows with views of The Holburne Museum and Sydney Gardens. Original wooden floorboards run the full length of the room. The contemporary kitchen, with sleek, minimal units and island, is at one end of the room and a fireplace with marble surround is a focal point along one wall.
The bedroom is at the rear of the property, its large, shuttered windows overlooking a walled garden. There’s storage and shelving built into the alcove spaces, and further storage on a mezzanine level reached via a step ladder (this space is above the internal hall and bathroom).

Sydney Place (home to Jane Austen 1801-1803, Queen Charlotte 1817, and William IV) is situated in a high desirable area of Bathwick, along the western edge of Sydney Gardens. The city centre is a short, level walk along Great Pulteney Street and over Pulteney Bridge with a range of amenities including extensive shopping (Waitrose supermarket is within 0.5 miles), museums, theatres and art galleries. Nearby, is The Holburne Museum (within Sydney Gardens), Henrietta Park and Bath Recreation Ground, home to Bath Rugby. An excellent range of private and state schools, catering for all age groups, which include King Edwards, Kingswood and The Royal High, are all within easy reach. Bath has a mainline rail link to London Paddington and Bristol Temple Meads from Bath Spa.