Daniel Street, Bath, Somerset, BA2

A simply exquisite Grade II listed townhouse with parking.

Description

15 Daniel Street was built in 1810, and designed by the last of the Georgian architects, John Pinch The Elder 1769-1827. The property has undergone a sympathetic refurbishment over recent years and benefits from a wealth of enhanced features and charm.

You enter at ground floor level into a spacious entrance hall with a beautiful exposed bath stone staircase rising to the upper floors. On the ground floor are two excellent-sized reception rooms with sliding wedding doors joining them. On the first floor is the principal bedroom suite with a double bedroom and a large bathroom with access to a balcony.
There are three further bedrooms, a WC and a bathroom on the upper floors. The views from the rear of the house are very special.

On the garden level, there is a beautifully appointed kitchen with an island unit. There are a variety of integrated appliances including an electric AGA. There is access to a wonderful dining room with double-glazed doors leading to the garden. A cloakroom, utility room and tanked vaults complete this floor.

Externally

The property's garden is of particular note and comprises a range of beautifully landscaped areas. With access from the ground floor level and also the aforementioned dining room is a terrace, ideal for alfresco dining and entertaining. Steps lead to a landscaped rose garden with box hedging and a fountain, there is a beautiful swing seat with trellis separating a gated parking area.

Location

Daniel Street is approx. half a mile from the centre of Bath and less than a mile level walk to Bath Spa railway station, through the beautiful Henrietta Park or via Great Pulteney Street and over the world-famous Pulteney Bridge.
Located in the historic heart of Bath, the area is close to Sydney Gardens and its canals as well as very well-regarded schools; these include Bathwick St Mary's Junior, Widcombe Junior School, King Edwards, and The Paragon. A local general store, pub, and newsagent are conveniently located just around the corner.
Bath is a World Heritage Site famed for its Georgian architecture and Roman heritage and provides an extensive range of business, entertainment, and cultural facilities along with two universities.
There are well-regarded schools in both the state and independent sectors and a mainline rail link to London Paddington (journey time from 75 mins) and Bristol Temple Meads (journey time from 15 mins).
Junction 18 of the M4 motorway is about 9 miles to the north and Bristol International Airport is some 20 miles to the west.