Ralph Allen's Town House, 8 York Street, Bath, BA1 1NG

Description
Ralph Allen's Town House is believed to have been constructed in around 1727, in a highly decorative Palladian style, attributed to the renowned architect John Wood the Elder. Accessed via a courtyard from York Street, it comprises a Grade I Listed building of great historical and architectural interest, and provides accommodation on basement, ground, first and second floors. Although most recently used as offices the property could be suitable for a range of alternative uses, subject to consent.

Location
Occupying an outstanding location in the heart of Georgian Bath, the property is close to a range of world famous attractions including Bath Abbey, The Pump Rooms, the Roman Baths, and Pulteney Bridge. It provides immediate access to the extensive retail and leisure amenities of Bath city centre, whilst being with easy walking distance of Bath Spa railway station and a number of public car parks.

Viewings
For an appointment to view or any further information please contact the sole agents.

Specifications
In an attractive courtyard setting close to Bath Abbey and the Roman Baths, the building requires refurbishment and offers potential for a range of uses, subject to consent.