House For Sale £800,000
Until recently the property has been used as a Yoga Centre and so is laid out in a suitable manner with a variety of open and light rooms with exposed floorboards. The north-south aspect offers maximum light to the majority of the rooms, which are dual aspect though easily divisible depending on how the proposed layout is to be applied.
The ground floor hall opens to stairs to both the lower and upper floors, with two separate rooms and a WC on this floor. The lower floor hall leads out to the front courtyard access and rear garden, in addition to two further reception rooms, the front of which is fitted with simple kitchen units to one corner. It is these two rooms that could create the self-contained flat with the lower courtyard garden. The first floor has two further connecting rooms and a WC, with the second floor providing three interconnecting rooms that could be divided as needed to include a bathroom. The layout is completed with the double volume attic room, with roof top views and an adjacent WC that could be adapted to include a shower.<br/><br/><b>Outside</b><br/><br/>There is a split level walled courtyard to the southerly rear aspect, with attractive box planting and a lower gravelled area for seating. To the front is a stepped courtyard with access to the 4 vaults.<br/><br/><b>Situation</b><br/><br/>English Heritage has labelled Charlotte Street as a ‘Late version of Georgian terrace in Bath, practically unaltered externally’. It is in a superb position in the very heart of Bath, just off Queen Square which is a destination in itself hosting the annual Bath Boules Festival and visiting French and artisan markets. Within a level walk are the excellent cultural and leisure amenities of the historic city centre, including many fine restaurants and specialist shops, museums, art galleries and theatres. With a variety of historical sites, the city also plays host to a variety of cultural events, including Bath Literature Festival and Bath International Music Festival. Around the city are beautiful parks and public areas and this period home is a stroll away from the impressive Royal Victoria Park, which encompasses the lawns of The Royal Crescent and the Botanical Gardens. For the commuter, the M4 is ten miles to the north via Junction 18 and one can also walk to Bath Spa Railway Station (London Paddington 90 minutes).<br/><br/><b>Additional Information</b><br/><br/>Services: All mains connected. Council Tax Band: To be confirmed once reassessed for residential use. Full drawings on Planning reference: 19/01333/ful
Virtual Tour Available Upon Request
Planning Consent To Convert
5 Floors Of Accommodation
Various Layout Options
Potential Rental Income
Walled Southerly Garden
No Onward Chain
The ground floor hall opens to stairs to both the lower and upper floors, with two separate rooms and a WC on this floor. The lower floor hall leads out to the front courtyard access and rear garden, in addition to two further reception rooms, the front of which is fitted with simple kitchen units to one corner. It is these two rooms that could create the self-contained flat with the lower courtyard garden. The first floor has two further connecting rooms and a WC, with the second floor providing three interconnecting rooms that could be divided as needed to include a bathroom. The layout is completed with the double volume attic room, with roof top views and an adjacent WC that could be adapted to include a shower.<br/><br/><b>Outside</b><br/><br/>There is a split level walled courtyard to the southerly rear aspect, with attractive box planting and a lower gravelled area for seating. To the front is a stepped courtyard with access to the 4 vaults.<br/><br/><b>Situation</b><br/><br/>English Heritage has labelled Charlotte Street as a ‘Late version of Georgian terrace in Bath, practically unaltered externally’. It is in a superb position in the very heart of Bath, just off Queen Square which is a destination in itself hosting the annual Bath Boules Festival and visiting French and artisan markets. Within a level walk are the excellent cultural and leisure amenities of the historic city centre, including many fine restaurants and specialist shops, museums, art galleries and theatres. With a variety of historical sites, the city also plays host to a variety of cultural events, including Bath Literature Festival and Bath International Music Festival. Around the city are beautiful parks and public areas and this period home is a stroll away from the impressive Royal Victoria Park, which encompasses the lawns of The Royal Crescent and the Botanical Gardens. For the commuter, the M4 is ten miles to the north via Junction 18 and one can also walk to Bath Spa Railway Station (London Paddington 90 minutes).<br/><br/><b>Additional Information</b><br/><br/>Services: All mains connected. Council Tax Band: To be confirmed once reassessed for residential use. Full drawings on Planning reference: 19/01333/ful
Virtual Tour Available Upon Request
Planning Consent To Convert
5 Floors Of Accommodation
Various Layout Options
Potential Rental Income
Walled Southerly Garden
No Onward Chain
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