John Wood Apartments, 2 Wood Street, Bath, BA1

A stylish and charming three bedroom apartment in the heart of the city.

Description

1 John Wood Apartments is a beautifully presented triplex apartment within a stunning Grade I Listed building located on Quiet Street designed by the renowned Bath architect John Wood. A perfectly located Bath home in the centre of the city.

Entered on the first floor of the building, this triplex apartment provides an abundance of charm and original features. The welcoming entrance hall leads through to the excellent entertaining space in the form of a delightful drawing room with tall sash windows looking out to the cityscape below, ornamental fireplace and panelled walls. Leading from here is a stylish kitchen and dining area with modern fitted appliances. Across the hall from the drawing room is a large double bedroom with feature fireplace, built-in storage and a separate cloakroom.

The stairs to the second floor are luxuriously carpeted with the wood panelling continuing throughout. On the second floor is the largest bedroom, complete with built-in window seats, ample cupboard space, and a sash window. Across the hall, the main bathroom offers an impressive and stylish space with stone tiled floor, attractive period fireplace, dual sinks, a freestanding roll-top bath, separate shower, and window seating.

On the top floor, the third bedroom provides a dual aspect, fitted storage cupboard and a relaxing landing space, perfect for sitting and reading while enjoying the views across the rooftops of Bath. Each floor benefits from large under-stairs storage cupboards, and there is additional allocated storage in the basement.

Location

Situated on Wood street this central location is ideal for enjoying all the highlights of central Bath.In close proximity are numerous city centre attractions, including a wide range of shopping, dining, cultural and sporting opportunities. The historic Theatre Royal is nearby and offers a wonderfully varied programme of quality entertainment all year round. At the bottom of Gay Street lies Queen Square, which hosts the annual Bath Boules Festival and occasional markets.

Bath is a World Heritage city famed for its Roman Heritage and Georgian architecture. With a variety of historical sites and museums, Bath also hosts a number of cultural festivals throughout the year. Communication links from the city are excellent, with a direct rail link from Bath Spa to London Paddington (from 85 mins) and Bristol Temple Meads (from 15 mins), whilst Bristol International Airport is approximately 19 miles to the south east and M4 Junction 18 about 10 miles to the north.


Leasehold with approximately 990 years remaining.