There is something particularly enjoyable about living this centrally in Bath. From here, everyday errands become walks rather than journeys, with shops, cafés, restaurants and Green Park all close by. The Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, the Circus and Royal Crescent are within easy reach too, while Bath Rugby is almost on the doorstep.
For a professional couple, someone working from home, or a small household wanting to make the most of central Bath, the appeal is in how easily the city becomes part of everyday life.
Inside, the apartment feels light and comfortable. The living room is where the sellers naturally spend most of their time, catching the morning and evening light and enjoying views towards the top of Bath Abbey. Sunsets and sunrises add something different through the day, while the outlook over the quieter back street keeps things peaceful despite the central position.
The kitchen works well alongside it, with a hatch opening into the living room. It means cooking doesn’t feel separate from the rest of the apartment and the two spaces naturally work together for everyday living or having friends over.
Both bedrooms are also bright, with the apartment benefiting from good natural light throughout. The property has recently been redecorated, with refreshed windows and new or recently fitted carpets giving it a clean, comfortable feel. Storage heaters provide the main heating and the sellers found them economical through the colder months.
There is no private garden, but that is hardly a drawback here. Henrietta Park is a short stroll away for picnics, cycling and walks, while Green Park provides another nearby place to spend time outside. Evening walks are a particular pleasure, whether following the river or simply taking in Bath’s illuminated Georgian buildings after dark. In the morning, the sounds of birds and the bells add to the sense of living among the city rather than simply visiting it.
A coffee on Pulteney Bridge is less than five minutes away. There are restaurants and cafés in every direction, with so many places nearby its hard to choose, while the city’s museums, galleries, cinema, boat trips and historic streets are all part of the immediate neighbourhood.
The apartment is leasehold with a share of the freehold, with a 999 year lease dating from 24 June 1986 and minimal ground rent. It has an EPC rating of D, is Council Tax Band C and has current electrical certification. Mobile signal is reported to be good, with a smart electricity meter in place.
What the sellers will miss most is not one particular room, but the ease of the location stepping outside and having so much of Bath within walking distance, then coming home to somewhere bright and peaceful at the end of the day.
Please note: External night shots have been digitally enhanced using AI to demonstrate the property's lighting potential. Original daytime photographs are included in the gallery.
These results are for a repayment mortgage and are only intended as a guide. Make sure you obtain accurate figures from your lender before committing to any mortgage.
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