2 bed Flat For Sale £875,000
Connaught Mansions was originally built as one of Bath's Georgian hotels; it became offices in 1942 and was then converted to flats in 1978. It's a grand building, with its main entrance on the corner of Laura Place, the building extending either
side into both Henrietta Street and Great Pulteney Street.
Flat 27 is a unique, first-floor property, its main living spaces formed from the original hotel ballroom. Its interior has been renovated to exceptional standards by designers Hamish Vincent. It's an impressive space, with an elevated ceiling and ornate ceiling dome, and triple aspect panelled windows with leading details and views to Lansdown hills. Refurbished throughout to exacting standards, the result is a modern apartment with design notes that celebrate the original fabric of the
building.
The handmade oak kitchen has Arabescato Italian marble work surfaces, a wraparound seating area and a Quooker tap (the sink is hidden within the streamlined wooden units). There's a small study area tucked away behind crittal-style arched doors.
The flooring throughout the apartment is hardwood, its soft shade complementing the joinery features in each room. The hall has an original fire surround and attractive panelled walls, a style echoed in the principal bedroom. Here, there are floor-to-wall fitted wardrobes, a wooden-panelled dressing area and a luxe bathroom with a double basin and underfloor heating. The second bedroom also has fitted wardrobes and a vanity unit/study area, and an en suite with brushed gold and marble sanitaryware. There's additional storage space in two loft cupboards, plus a utility cupboard in the
hall. The joinery and light fittings throughout are bespoke, the radiators are traditional cast iron, and there are many original features such as panelling, cornicing and window architraves.
There's a private parking space at the rear of Connaught Mansions, which can be
accessed from the rear exit to the building.
Great Pulteney Street is the widest and grandest street in Bath, connecting Bath city centre with
Bathwick via Pulteney Bridge. Bath has a wide range of independent retailers, restaurants, museums, theatre and art galleries, all of which are close by; Waitrose supermarket is within 0.2 miles on foot. To the rear of the property the gardens of Henrietta Park with its fine selection of trees can be enjoyed, as can the larger and more formal Sydney Gardens at the end of Great Pulteney Street.
Service charge - £3,450 pa
Leashold - 999 years from 1979
side into both Henrietta Street and Great Pulteney Street.
Flat 27 is a unique, first-floor property, its main living spaces formed from the original hotel ballroom. Its interior has been renovated to exceptional standards by designers Hamish Vincent. It's an impressive space, with an elevated ceiling and ornate ceiling dome, and triple aspect panelled windows with leading details and views to Lansdown hills. Refurbished throughout to exacting standards, the result is a modern apartment with design notes that celebrate the original fabric of the
building.
The handmade oak kitchen has Arabescato Italian marble work surfaces, a wraparound seating area and a Quooker tap (the sink is hidden within the streamlined wooden units). There's a small study area tucked away behind crittal-style arched doors.
The flooring throughout the apartment is hardwood, its soft shade complementing the joinery features in each room. The hall has an original fire surround and attractive panelled walls, a style echoed in the principal bedroom. Here, there are floor-to-wall fitted wardrobes, a wooden-panelled dressing area and a luxe bathroom with a double basin and underfloor heating. The second bedroom also has fitted wardrobes and a vanity unit/study area, and an en suite with brushed gold and marble sanitaryware. There's additional storage space in two loft cupboards, plus a utility cupboard in the
hall. The joinery and light fittings throughout are bespoke, the radiators are traditional cast iron, and there are many original features such as panelling, cornicing and window architraves.
There's a private parking space at the rear of Connaught Mansions, which can be
accessed from the rear exit to the building.
Great Pulteney Street is the widest and grandest street in Bath, connecting Bath city centre with
Bathwick via Pulteney Bridge. Bath has a wide range of independent retailers, restaurants, museums, theatre and art galleries, all of which are close by; Waitrose supermarket is within 0.2 miles on foot. To the rear of the property the gardens of Henrietta Park with its fine selection of trees can be enjoyed, as can the larger and more formal Sydney Gardens at the end of Great Pulteney Street.
Service charge - £3,450 pa
Leashold - 999 years from 1979
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