Location

93 Sydney Place is well positioned in a historic part of the city; Jane Austen once lived close by at No 4 Sydney Place and the property also neighbours the Holburne Museum and Sydney Gardens at the end of Great Pulteney Street.

Great Pulteney Street provides a delightful level approach to the city centre.

The Kennet and Avon canal is easily accessed through Sydney Gardens, with good walking routes and cycle tracks.

The centre of Bath offers numerous leisure, shopping and sporting facilities.

There is good access to major transport links, with Bath Spa railway station providing a fast route to London Paddington (from approximately 75 minutes).

The M4, Junction 18 is approximately 10 miles north.

Description

Occupying some of the primary rooms of this impressive corner townhouse, this ground floor flat is located in the iconic building associated with Queen Charlotte, consort to King George III when she visited Bath to take the waters.

Upon entering there is a unique oval hallway with high ceilings and access through to the stunning drawing room. The grandeur of the room is magnificent, with this exceptional and spacious room bathed in light from the shuttered sash windows and offering space for relaxing and formal dining. The room enjoys many period features including ornate cornicing, tall skirting, a period fireplace, stately doors and high ceilings. There is also a practical kitchen and family shower room situated off the oval hallway.

Leading from a separate hallway are the two bedrooms. The principal bedroom is particularly impressive, bathed in sunlight from its south-facing sash windows and benefits from built-in wardrobes for storage. The second bedroom is also a comfortable size with an en suite bathroom and a unique mezzanine area, perfect for a quiet study to work from home.