Charlton Buildings, Lower Bristol Road, Bath, BA2 3EA

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What luxury in an apartment - your very own front door and a grand private staircase leading to two entire floors of this Georgian building. Extraordinarily spacious 1061sqft of living space with two large double bedrooms, bathroom, modern kitchen and a huge front sitting/dining room with vaulted ceiling.
To top off this incredible amount of accommodation, the flat also comes with access to a decked and paved rear communal garden and its own private parking space.
Larger than many nearby houses, packed with retained character and absolutely ready to move into immediately. Amazingly convenient for local shopping, bus routes and Oldfield Park station. If you still need more this home is even offered with no chain.

EPC rating E
Council tax band D
Tenure Leasehold/Share of Freehold
Grade II Listed

Accommodation
Private front door to ground floor entrance hall with rear door to communal garden & parking. Stairs to second floor.
Second floor - two double bedrooms and bathroom
Third floor - full width sitting/dining room and rear modern kitchen.

External Amenities
Communal rear garden - decked and paved with walls to side and rear. Enclosed bin store. Side gate to parking area.
Allocated parking space to LHS of terrace.

Location
Situated on the Lower Bristol Rd between the Windsor Bridge/Puregym and the old Bath Cabinet Makers retail park. 0.4miles to Oldfield Park station and Moorland Rd local shops. 1.2miles to the city centre (Guildhall).

Agents Notes
Tenure is leasehold/share of freehold - Charlton Bldgs owners run and maintain the terrace as a residential management company. Lease length is 976yrs and the monthly service charge contributions are £205pcm.
Charlton Buildings is a rare survivor in architecture terms, dating from the turn of the 18th/19th century and the sole remnant of terraces once lining this bank of the Avon. Once flanked by Roseberry Buildings, Vernon House and Cooks Buildings in the 1800s and consisting of 30 homes. This property is recorded in 1900 as the home of Francis Scott (mason & carpenter).