Daniel Street, Bath, BA2

Setting The Scene

Situated on one of Bath's most desirable Georgian streets, Daniel Street enjoys an enviable position in the heart of Bathwick, just a short, level stroll from the city centre. This elegant and peaceful street is lined with handsome Georgian townhouses, perfectly capturing the architectural splendour for which Bath is so admired.

The location offers the best of both worlds, with the open green spaces of Henrietta Park and Sydney Gardens close by, along with the Holburne Museum and picturesque walks along the Kennet and Avon Canal. The Pulteney Arms, a popular neighbourhood pub, is just along the road, while local shops and everyday essentials are conveniently close.

A leisurely walk along magnificent Great Pulteney Street and across the iconic Pulteney Bridge leads into Bath's vibrant centre, with its excellent independent shops, restaurants, cafés and cultural attractions. Bath Spa railway station is also within walking distance, providing direct connections to London Paddington and Bristol.

For families, the area is particularly appealing, with well-regarded schools including Bathwick St Mary's Primary, King Edward's and The Paragon within easy reach.

Combining the tranquillity of a residential Georgian street with the convenience of city living, Daniel Street is a special place to call home.

The Property

Four floors of Georgian elegance, steeped in history and offering a wonderful sense of what it means to live in the heart of Bath. This Grade II listed townhouse, designed by renowned architect John Pinch the Elder, has been tastefully modernised and lovingly maintained over the years, retaining all the charm of its Georgian heritage while offering comfortable, versatile living spaces.

Every room has its own appeal, with a layout that can easily adapt to changing needs. Relax in the light-filled sitting room, where a large sash window frames views along Daniel Street and the neighbouring Georgian architecture, or enjoy an atmospheric dinner party in the cosy kitchen diner, the heart of the home. Throughout the house, original features including impressive stone staircases, high ceilings and elegant sash windows are a constant reminder of its history.

The bathroom is a particular highlight, with a boutique hotel feel. A striking double vanity with marble tops, traditional fittings and a generous bath with overhead shower create a luxurious space that has been thoughtfully designed.

Outside, the courtyard garden provides a lovely setting for entertaining a few friends or enjoying a quiet evening, with an impressive Bath stone wall creating a dramatic backdrop.

While beautifully presented and ready to enjoy, there is still scope to make the house your own. The office, formerly a bathroom, could easily be reinstated as a second bathroom, while both vaults offer potential for additional utility space or storage. The bedrooms also provide an opportunity to introduce your own style and finishing touches.

Above all, this is a house about lifestyle. With the very best of Bath within walking distance, there is something rather special about stepping away from the bustle of the city and returning to the timeless elegance of a Georgian townhouse.

Entrance Hallyway & Stairs

Step inside and immediately feel a sense of Bath’s rich architectural history. From the imposing front door and soaring ceilings to the original stone staircase winding through the building, every detail reflects the elegance and heritage of this charming period property.

Living Room

4.22m x 3.28m

An inviting living room with a large sash window framing views of neighbouring Georgian townhouses, offering a lovely connection to Bath’s historic city centre. Calming décor, wooden floorboards and an elegant fireplace with log burner create a cosy atmosphere, while built-in alcove shelving and cupboards provide practical storage.

Reception Room

3.62m x 2.66m

Overlooking the pretty rear garden, this charming second reception room offers a versatile space that can easily adapt to different needs. Equally suited as a cosy reading room or children's playroom, it could also serve as a fourth bedroom if required. Original floorboards, a feature fireplace and a sash window add to its period appeal.

Downstairs WC

Conveniently positioned near the back door, the downstairs WC makes a striking impression with its bold statement wallpaper, rich colour palette and traditional fittings, adding a playful touch of personality to this practical space.

Kitchen Diner

5.43m x 5.41m

Occupying the lower ground floor, this atmospheric kitchen diner is the heart of the home. Thoughtfully updated in 2025, the space strikes a lovely balance between traditional charm and modern practicality, with elegant blue-grey cabinetry, marble worktops and a classic Aga taking centre stage. Flagstone flooring adds to the period appeal, while a central island provides additional preparation space and useful storage.

Flowing through to the cosy dining area, an original fireplace adds warmth and a wonderful sense of history, creating an intimate setting for relaxed family meals or atmospheric dinner parties with friends.

Utility

1.88m x 1.62m

Tucked behind a door off the kitchen is a cleverly arranged utility room, where the vendors have boarded over the entrance to the original vaults to create a practical space for a washing machine, tumble dryer and shelving to keep everyday household essentials neatly out of sight. A further door leads conveniently to a courtyard, with access up to the road. There is also potential to further enhance this useful space.

Office

2.5m x 1.45m

Positioned to the rear of the house, this charming, bright home office offers a quiet and practical space to work or study.

Bedroom One

5.44m x 3.29m

Spanning the full width of the house, the generous principal bedroom is an elegant space with ample room for additional furniture. A magnificent sash window with shutters frames views of the handsome Georgian architecture opposite, while high ceilings and a period fireplace add to its timeless appeal.

Bathroom

The spacious family bathroom is a real highlight, with a luxurious boutique hotel feel. A striking double vanity with marble tops, elegant mirrors and traditional fittings takes centre stage, while soft grey tiling surrounds the generous bath, complete with a handheld shower and overhead rainfall shower.

Bedroom Two

5.44m x 3.31m

Occupying the top floor, this spacious double bedroom enjoys arguably some of the finest views in the house, looking out across Bath’s rooftops. Two useful built-in cupboards provide practical storage, while the original fireplace offers a subtle nod to the home’s Georgian heritage.

Bedroom Three

3.62m x 2.7m

Also on the top floor, the third bedroom overlooks the rear garden and is another comfortable double, with further Georgian details adding to its appeal. There is ample space for a large bed and additional furniture, complemented by a practical built-in cupboard.

Garden

Tucked away behind the townhouse, the enclosed courtyard garden is a delightful surprise, offering a private spot to relax or entertain friends in the heart of Bath. An impressive Bath stone wall provides a striking historic backdrop, while established trees, climbing greenery and colourful planting soften the space. With room for comfortable outdoor seating, it is an atmospheric setting for summer evenings and alfresco drinks, with all the charm of a traditional Georgian walled garden.

Parking - Permit

Residential street parking available for up to two cars.