2 bed Flat For Sale £795,000
Flat 2 is one of five apartments in this Grade I listed Georgian property. An elegant shared hallway has original stone and plasterwork. Flat 2 has
its own hallway too, with useful storage. The impressive drawing room is at the front of the house, with its generous windows overlooking the
pasture where sheep graze in front of the crescent and beyond to Wells. A Carrara marble neo-classical chimney forms the centrepiece of the room and the rug covers the antique pine floors. There is a large walk-in cupboard tucked away in the corner and there are plenty of original decorative details. There are two bedrooms: One double, one single. The
larger room has a fireplace and an venetian window, with shutters, that overlooks the garden; the single room has built-in wardrobes and also
has views of the garden. The light and airy kitchen has a double butler's sink and a small Everhot; there are minimal built-in units and worktops, but ample space for more to be added. The adjacent garden room currently doubles up as a dining room, its aspect with views over the private garden offering a space to relax and mews a big mulberry bay and a weeping pear as well as box hedges which are a delight.
Garden and Grounds
Stepping from the garden room, the terrace (formed from the roof of the flat below) wraps around to the left. There's a low stone wall with metal railings and a few steps up to the private, walled garden. A hedged Agapanthus centrepiece is surrounded by lawn, while flowerbeds on three sides are packed with mature Acanthus shrubs, Eglantine roses and trees such as weeping pear, fig and
mulberry.
Lansdown Crescent is one of the most sought after locations in Bath due to its elevated position overlooking the city. The local community is well served, with the city centre just half a mile walk, offering easy access to all Bath's shops, restaurants, bars and entertainment facilities, as well as its wide range of cultural attractions.
its own hallway too, with useful storage. The impressive drawing room is at the front of the house, with its generous windows overlooking the
pasture where sheep graze in front of the crescent and beyond to Wells. A Carrara marble neo-classical chimney forms the centrepiece of the room and the rug covers the antique pine floors. There is a large walk-in cupboard tucked away in the corner and there are plenty of original decorative details. There are two bedrooms: One double, one single. The
larger room has a fireplace and an venetian window, with shutters, that overlooks the garden; the single room has built-in wardrobes and also
has views of the garden. The light and airy kitchen has a double butler's sink and a small Everhot; there are minimal built-in units and worktops, but ample space for more to be added. The adjacent garden room currently doubles up as a dining room, its aspect with views over the private garden offering a space to relax and mews a big mulberry bay and a weeping pear as well as box hedges which are a delight.
Garden and Grounds
Stepping from the garden room, the terrace (formed from the roof of the flat below) wraps around to the left. There's a low stone wall with metal railings and a few steps up to the private, walled garden. A hedged Agapanthus centrepiece is surrounded by lawn, while flowerbeds on three sides are packed with mature Acanthus shrubs, Eglantine roses and trees such as weeping pear, fig and
mulberry.
Lansdown Crescent is one of the most sought after locations in Bath due to its elevated position overlooking the city. The local community is well served, with the city centre just half a mile walk, offering easy access to all Bath's shops, restaurants, bars and entertainment facilities, as well as its wide range of cultural attractions.
