House For Sale £4,750,000
11 Great Pulteney Street is immaculate and a classic example of a Grade I listed Georgian terraced townhouse, arranged over six floors. The house has undergone an extensive refurbishment and enjoys generous proportions typical of its era, with superb ceilings heights, elegant sash windows, original shutters, elaborate plasterwork, and cornicing, and impressive formal entertaining rooms. Planning has also been applied for a 2 bedroom coach house at the rear and parking for two cars, to replace the existing parking. Ref: 21/02175/ful
The attention to detail can be seen throughout the property from Forbes and Lomax brass switches, bespoke cabinetry, Carrera marble, to the Loxone lighting and heating system. No expense has been spared in the creation of this truly stunning Bath townhouse. Off the main entrance hall is a formal dining room, library/study and a guest cloakroom at the rear, with an abundance of storage. The first floor features two impressive reception rooms including a bright and airy drawing room and a withdrawing room connected by traditional wedding doors. A sheltered and sunny roof terrace is found on the half landing.
The beautifully appointed principal bedroom with a luxurious en suite bathroom and dressing room is situated on the second floor. The third floor boasts a large second bedroom complete with en suite shower room. There are two further double bedrooms with a family shower room.
The quality fittings continue on the lower ground floor, where there is a wonderful open plan kitchen and breakfast room, which provides original flagstone flooring, bespoke kitchen cabinetry, high specification appliances and a log burner. The kitchen has an external door leading to a walkway to the garden. Off the hallway there is a large laundry room also with direct access to the garden. There is a courtyard at the front of the property and the vaults have painstakingly restored to provide extensive wine cellars.
The basement level offers excellent leisure facilities including gym, sauna and shower room. The cinema room with HD projector and giant screen is located on this floor, along with a secondary garden kitchen with direct access to the terrace at the rear of the property.
The private and quiet landscaped garden at the rear of the house is a delight. It is accessed directly from the garden kitchen on to a terrace and from the main kitchen and laundry room via a handsome stone staircase. There is a generous terrace area ideal for dining and entertaining, an open fireplace, complete with mains gas supply, neat box and yew hedging, as well as colourful borders, shrubs, a variety of trees, and a charming pond water feature. Planning permission has been obtained for the erection of a two story mews house where the current garage sits. This new building will provide parking for two cars, extensive storage, as well as additional staff, or guest accommodation comprising two bedrooms, two bathrooms, living room, hallway and guest loo.
Commissioned by Sir William Pulteney, designed by Thomas Baldwin and completed in 1792, Great Pulteney Street is considered one of the most iconic and grandest streets in Bath with some of the finest examples of Georgian terraced townhouses.
Bath is famed for its architecture and features Roman history, as well as a cultural hub in the region and boasts several renowned venues including the Bath Abbey, the Theatre Royal and the Assembly Rooms amongst other famous historic sites and museums. It also offers a wealth of cultural, business and recreational facilities together with excellent schooling and two universities. These include Prior Park, Monkton Combe, King Edwards School, The Royal High School for Girls and Kingswood.
Communication links are excellent with a mainline railway from Bath Spa Station to London Paddington and there is good access to the M4 motorway (10 miles) at Junction 18 for the Midlands, South West, Wales, London and South East. Bristol Airport lies 17 miles to the west, offering domestic and international flights.
The attention to detail can be seen throughout the property from Forbes and Lomax brass switches, bespoke cabinetry, Carrera marble, to the Loxone lighting and heating system. No expense has been spared in the creation of this truly stunning Bath townhouse. Off the main entrance hall is a formal dining room, library/study and a guest cloakroom at the rear, with an abundance of storage. The first floor features two impressive reception rooms including a bright and airy drawing room and a withdrawing room connected by traditional wedding doors. A sheltered and sunny roof terrace is found on the half landing.
The beautifully appointed principal bedroom with a luxurious en suite bathroom and dressing room is situated on the second floor. The third floor boasts a large second bedroom complete with en suite shower room. There are two further double bedrooms with a family shower room.
The quality fittings continue on the lower ground floor, where there is a wonderful open plan kitchen and breakfast room, which provides original flagstone flooring, bespoke kitchen cabinetry, high specification appliances and a log burner. The kitchen has an external door leading to a walkway to the garden. Off the hallway there is a large laundry room also with direct access to the garden. There is a courtyard at the front of the property and the vaults have painstakingly restored to provide extensive wine cellars.
The basement level offers excellent leisure facilities including gym, sauna and shower room. The cinema room with HD projector and giant screen is located on this floor, along with a secondary garden kitchen with direct access to the terrace at the rear of the property.
The private and quiet landscaped garden at the rear of the house is a delight. It is accessed directly from the garden kitchen on to a terrace and from the main kitchen and laundry room via a handsome stone staircase. There is a generous terrace area ideal for dining and entertaining, an open fireplace, complete with mains gas supply, neat box and yew hedging, as well as colourful borders, shrubs, a variety of trees, and a charming pond water feature. Planning permission has been obtained for the erection of a two story mews house where the current garage sits. This new building will provide parking for two cars, extensive storage, as well as additional staff, or guest accommodation comprising two bedrooms, two bathrooms, living room, hallway and guest loo.
Commissioned by Sir William Pulteney, designed by Thomas Baldwin and completed in 1792, Great Pulteney Street is considered one of the most iconic and grandest streets in Bath with some of the finest examples of Georgian terraced townhouses.
Bath is famed for its architecture and features Roman history, as well as a cultural hub in the region and boasts several renowned venues including the Bath Abbey, the Theatre Royal and the Assembly Rooms amongst other famous historic sites and museums. It also offers a wealth of cultural, business and recreational facilities together with excellent schooling and two universities. These include Prior Park, Monkton Combe, King Edwards School, The Royal High School for Girls and Kingswood.
Communication links are excellent with a mainline railway from Bath Spa Station to London Paddington and there is good access to the M4 motorway (10 miles) at Junction 18 for the Midlands, South West, Wales, London and South East. Bristol Airport lies 17 miles to the west, offering domestic and international flights.
