Location

The Royal Crescent is Bath's most famous and recognisable Georgian terrace. Begun in 1767 by John Wood, the Younger, the Crescent took eight years to complete and included some of the grandest houses in the city. It is conveniently situated for access to all of Bath's cultural and social amenities.
Residents of Royal Crescent are allowed access to the Crescent Lawn, from where the splendour of the unique architecture of the Royal Crescent can be best appreciated. A number of special events have previously been held on the Crescent Lawn including operatic concerts and festivities to celebrate the 2012 Olympics.
Bath is a World Heritage Site famed for its Roman heritage and Georgian architecture that offers a wide variety of cultural, leisure, sports and shopping facilities along with a mainline rail link to London Paddington (journey time approx. 75 mins) and Bristol Temple Meads (journey time from 15 mins). Junction 18 of the M4 is approximately 11 miles north.

Description

The first floor apartment at 3 Royal Crescent is truly superb. Offering magnificent proportions and period detail one would expect with a property in such a prized location.

The apartment is entered into an excellent size hallway with useful loft access. To the front is the impressive drawing room with views over the Royal Crescent Lawns through three sash windows. There is a dining area to the rear of this room and some wonderful period features.

The principal bedroom is to the rear along with the kitchen/breakfast room and bathroom.

Accessed from the communal stair case and on the half landing leading to the second floor is a further bedroom suite (bedroom and bathroom) and a study area as well. The views from the rear of the property to Upper Church Street and Brock Street are also magical.

Agents Comment

There is a single garage located to the rear of the property available by separate negotiation.