Daniel Street, Bath, Somerset, BA2

A beautifully presented Grade II listed townhouse with a wealth of period features in a highly convenient location.

Description

24 Daniel Street is beautifully presented and offers well designed accommodation over four floors. There is a wealth of period features throughout the property which balance seamlessly with the contemporary style.

The property is entered at ground floor level into the attractive entrance hall with period mouldings. The drawing room and study are located on the ground floor, with the latter also able to be utilised as a fourth bedroom. On the lower ground floor is a wonderful open plan kitchen, living and dining area with access from a conservatory out to the pretty rear garden. There are two useful vaults to the front of the property which provide storage. In addition on the ground floor are a utility area and downstairs WC, as well as a bathroom on the half landing between ground and lower ground floors.

The first floor has two wonderful rooms, currently utilised as bedrooms, but the front room would make a superb drawing room if required with period fireplace and cornicework in situ. On the second floor is a generous bedroom with fitted cupboards to the front and a large family bathroom to the rear.

Garden

There is a charming walled garden to the rear ideal for al fresco dining with the added benefit of gated access to Daniel Street Mews.

Location

Daniel Street is approx 0.6 mile level walk of the centre of Bath and approx 0.8 mile level walk to Bath Spa railway station, through the beautiful Henrietta Gardens or via Great Pulteney Street and over the world-famous Pulteney Bridge.

Located in the historic heart of Bath, the area is close to Sydney Gardens and its canals as well as very well-regarded schools; these include Bathwick St Mary's junior, Widcombe junior school, King Edwards and The Paragon. A local general store and
newsagent are conveniently located just around the corner.

Bath is a World Heritage Site famed for its Georgian architecture and Roman heritage and provides an extensive range of business, entertainment and cultural facilities along with two universities.

There are well regarded schools in both the state and independent sectors and a mainline rail link to London Paddington (journey time from 75 mins) and Bristol Temple Meads (journey time from 15 mins).

Junction 18 of the M4 motorway is about 9 miles to the north and Bristol International Airport is some 20 miles to the west.

Square Footage: 2,353 sq ft