Church Street, Widcombe, BA1

This beautifully presented five-bedroom detached property is located within one of Bath’s most desirable neighborhoods.

The ground floor offers two generously proportioned reception rooms, a bedroom, utility area with washing machine and dryer, and a modern shower room.

Upstairs, the expansive open-plan kitchen and dining area forms the heart of the home. Thoughtfully designed with high-quality appliances including a dishwasher, fridge freezer, oven and hob. A charming conservatory leads off the kitchen, and opens onto tiered gardens, a serene space for enjoying sunny days or warm summer evenings, they are a host for multiple apple, pear and plum trees.

To the rear of this floor, there is also two more double bedrooms, complete with a luxurious en-suite shower rooms and a seperate bathroom, with roll top bath.

The top floor features two further large double bedrooms. All of the bedrooms are fitted with handmade relaxed beige roman blinds.

Available to rent as soon as possible, and unfurnished please do get in contact if you wish to book an in-person viewing

Perfectly positioned, this home is just a short stroll from Bath Spa train station (0.6 miles to be exact) and home to the vibrant amenities of Widcombe, including cafés, restaurants, and bars like Widcombe Deli and The White Hart pub.

Renowned schools such as Prior Park, Monkton Combe and Ralph Allen, are within easy reach, making it an excellent choice for families seeking both convenience and quality of life.

Please note - There are some areas of the property that may not suit a family with young children.

Widcombe is well-known for its stunning historical architecture. The commercial street Widcombe Parade, located near the Halfpenny Bridge, is home to several of these sites, covered with a beautiful mix of Georgian and Victorian buildings dating as far back as 1750.

There is also St. Matthew’s Church, which dates as far back as 1846 and holds one of the tallest spires in the entire city.

Widcombe is where the Kennet and Avon Canal meets the River Avon. Bath Locks are a series of locks, just south of Pulteney Bridge, which climb through Widcombe making a wonderful walk into and around Bath.

Grade II listed building Crowe Hall is a Georgian House, with gardens that are listed on the Register of Historic Parks and Gardens of Special Historic in England. Built during 1780 for Brigadier Crowe.

Widcombe Crescent, constructed during 1808 by Thomas Baldwin, is a stunning terrace of 14 Georgian houses that is also designated as a Grade I listed building.