Lower Camden Place, Bath, BA1

15 Lower Camden Place is an attractive 4 storey town house, 1of 4 built in 1897 and enjoying a fine aspect to the rear, enjoying magnificent views.

The property has been beautifully maintained throughout and is presented in immaculate decorative order with lovely contemporary finishes that blend beautifully with the fine period detail.

On the ground floor there is a handsome bay fronted formal drawing room to the rear with a pretty fireplace and built in cabinetry to either side, this is linked to a withdrawing room/office to the front that could easily double as an occasional 4th bedroom if required.

On the upper floor there are 3 lovely bedrooms, the master is to the rear on the first floor and is adjoined by a spacious, particularly well-fitted bath and shower room to the front. There are 2 further bedrooms on the top floor along with a guest WC.

At garden level there is an impressive well-fitted Shaker style kitchen and large family dining area/family room. In addition, there is a beautiful contemporary wet room and a utility room.

Externally accessed from the dining area there is a pretty south facing well stocked ornamental garden and paved sun terrace which enjoys wonderful views and rear access via stone steps to Gays Hill.

Lower Camden Place is located on Bath’s highly desirable, elevated northern slopes in the fashionable area of Camden. Camden Road has a handsome blend of Georgian and Victorian architecture and stretches from Lansdown Road to the west and Eastbourne Villas to the east.

Lower Camden Place is conveniently positioned within close walking distance of the local amenities which includes a convenience store, hairdresser, public house and doctor’s surgery. Many excellent schools are also within easy reach, including St Stephens and St Saviours Primary Schools, St Marks, Hayesfield and Beechen Cliff state secondaries and The Royal High School and Kingswood independent schools on Lansdown Road.

Bath city centre, which is within easy walking distance, offers a wonderful selection of chain and independent shopping and a fine selection of restaurants, cafes and wine bars. This World Heritage City is also a well-respected cultural centre with a famous music and literary festival, the newly refurbished One Royal Crescent and Holburne Museums and many pre-London shows at The Theatre Royal. World class sporting facilities are available at Bath Rugby and Cricket Clubs and at Bath University.

Transport links include a bus stop nearby with regular services into the city centre, the M4 Motorway J18 is approximately 8 miles to the north and Bath Spa Railway Station offers a direct line to London Paddington, Bristol and South Wales. Bristol Airport is 18 miles to the west.