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Cavendish Crescent, Bath, Somerset, BA1
Guide price £500,000- 2 Beds
- 2 Bathrooms
- 1 reception
A two double bedroom apartment with private courtyard space and further communal gardens located on one of the highly sort after Bath Crescents.
With a charming south-westerly-facing façade, this Grade II listed Georgian building offers a stunning setting for those looking to reside in one of Bath’s Seven Crescents.
Beautifully presented throughout, the property welcomes you with a spacious open-plan living and dining room. Two elegant sash windows at the front overlook the private entrance, filling the space with natural light. A striking feature fireplace, framed by two alcoves, adds to the room’s period charm. The modern kitchen is fitted with sleek grey base and wall units, complemented by marble-effect worktops. It also boasts a range of integrated appliances, including a dishwasher, oven, fridge, and freezer. To the rear of the room, a built-in cupboard cleverly accommodates a study space.
Both bedrooms are generous doubles. Bedroom one measures 13ft 1" by 8ft 11" and benefits from an en-suite shower room. Bedroom two, located at the rear of the flat, offers flexibility and could alternatively be used as a dining room, snug, or additional living space. From this room, you can access a private walled courtyard, the perfect spot for a morning coffee or evening drink. The main bathroom, situated off the hallway, is a stylish three-piece suite featuring a freestanding bath. Additionally, there is ample built-in storage throughout the apartment.
The property also includes ownership of the front vaults, providing excellent additional storage. Residents benefit from access to beautifully maintained communal gardens at the front of the property, which serve as a true suntrap thanks to the south-westerly orientation. Permit parking is available at the front of the crescent or on Lansdown Road.
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