St. Marks Road, Bath, Somerset, BA2

A simply exquisite Grade II listed home in this wonderful residential location

Description

21 St. Marks Road has been the subject of a thorough yet sympathetic renovation over recent years. There is beautifully presented accommodation over two floors with a magnificent landscaped garden to the rear.

The property is entered into a charming entrance hall with sitting room to the right. To the rear is a spacious dining/living space, a beautifully designed and installed kitchen and access through to the third bedroom or study. There is a bathroom and cloakroom adjacent to the kitchen and the rear of the house provides access to the garden.

On the first floor are two wonderful size bedrooms and a cleverly designed contemporary shower room.

Gardens

The gardens are of particular note and have been beautifully landscaped by our clients. There are several paved terraced areas, ideal for outside dining and entertaining while enjoying the beautiful views and the South facing orientation. On the upper terraces are vegetable gardens and flower beds.

Location

Situated on the south side of the City of Bath, St. Marks Road is a beautiful quiet cul-de-sac in Widcombe, approximately 0.2 miles from Bath Spa train station and Bath city centre.

This is one of the finest residential areas in Bath and the convenience of the location cannot be overstated. Widcombe has its own excellent parade of shops, cafés, welcoming pubs and local businesses, giving the area a distinct village feel.

The numerous walking and cycling routes in the immediate vicinity of the property include The Two Tunnels Greenway, Bathwick Meadows, Alexandra Park, Kennet & Avon Canal Path, the River Avon, Rainbow Woods and the National Trust-owned land surrounding Prior Park.

The property is also within close proximity to some of Bath's most well-regarded state and private primary and secondary schools, such as Beechen Cliff, Hayesfield, King Edwards, Monkton Combe, The Royal High School, Prior Park College and The Paragon. The University of Bath is situated on the south side of the city.

The World Heritage City of Bath itself offers a vast array of cultural leisure, shopping and sporting facilities. There is an excellent selection of restaurants to suit all tastes. Bath is well supported by commuter links to both Bristol and London and Bath Spa rail station provides high speed links to London Paddington (from 75 minutes), Bristol Temple Meads and the West Country rail network. Trains depart from Paddington on a regular basis. Bath is also only approximately 10 miles from Junction 18 of the M4.

Square Footage: 1,051 sq ft