Sydney Place, Bath, Somerset, BA2

Property Details: • Type: Apartment • Tenure: Leasehold • Floor Area: N/A

Key Features: • Spacious, light filled first floor apartment • Beautifully refurbished throughout • Attractive period features • Central location opposite Holburne Museum • Residents parking permits Zone 1 • Leashold

Location: • Nearest Station: N/A • Distance to Station: N/A

Agent Information: • Address: 5-6 Wood Street Bath BA1 2JQ

Full Description: The apartment has been tastefully refurbished while respecting the architecture and features of this elegant Georgian townhouse.The main living room is impressive, with high ceilings, ornate coving and dado rail and two wide panelled windows framing The Holburne Museum and Sydney Gardens. The marble surround fireplace is a focal point of the room, with bespoke cabinetry either side. Original wooden floorboards run the length of the room. The tastefully remodelled kitchen, in keeping with the rest of the apartment is accessed from the main living room. The bedroom is at the rear of the property with shuttered windows, storage and shelving built in, and a beautifully refurbished bathroom with separate bath and shower completes the accommodation. SituationSydney Place (home to Jane Austen 1801-1803, Queen Charlotte 1817, and William IV) is centrally located in the desirable area of Bathwick, with a short, level walk along Great Pulteney Street to the City centre amenities (Waitrose supermarket being 0.5 miles), museums, theatres and art galleries. Henrietta Park and Bath Recreation Ground, home to Bath Rugby are also a short level walk. The newly improved Sydney Gardens - with children's playground, tennis courts and canal access is directly opposite. Additional InformationTenure: Leasehold (125 years starting 23 March 1989).Planning: Grade I ListedService Charge: £1,765.00 per annumGround Rent: £10 per annumLocal Authority: Bath and North East Somerset Council.Council Tax: Band CEPC: Band DViewing: Strictly by appointment with Carter Jonas.BrochuresParticulars