Henrietta Street, Bath, BA2

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

Key Features: • 812sqft • Ground floor • Retained character • Laura Place views • High ceilings • Gas central heating • Large front drawing room • Kitchen/diner • Double bedroom • Bathroom & separate W.C

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

Agent Information: • Address: 9 Moorland Road,Oldfield Park, Bath BA2 3PL

Full Description: Extraordinarily spacious 812sqft ground floor one bedroom central apartment overlooking Laura Place Tucked away just off the hustle & bustle of Baldwin's masterpiece Great Pulteney Street and eminently convenient for all city amenities across Pulteney Bridge. A spectacularly spacious 812sqft ground floor one bedroom apartment with a showpiece front drawing room overlooking Laura Place, quiet rear facing double bedroom, bathroom, separate W.C and a rear kitchen with space to dine. Superbly high ceilings and large sash windows. Retained character throughout. Entirely habitable but also ready for upgrades to create a truly special central residence. EPC rating DCouncil tax band CTenure Leasehold/Share of FreeholdAccommodationGround floor entrance hall, large front sitting room, bathroom, double bedroom, W.C and rear kitchen/diner.LocationPeacefully situated just off Great Pulteney Street and Pulteney Bridge. Within a very short and level stroll of the countless shops, excellent restaurants and amenities that the centre of Bath has to offer. Wonderful walks through adjacent Henrietta Park.Agents NotesTenure is leasehold (999yrs with residue 957yrs) and the owners of the apartments form the management company (2 Henrietta St Ltd - Company number 01669165) thus share of freehold. Annual service charge contributions for this property are £3368.24pa

Nos2 through 5 Henrietta St are Grade 1 listed. Four terrace houses c1792 by Thomas Baldwin.

Part of the notable development of the Pulteney Estate east of the river. Henrietta Street was the most substantial of the subsidiary roads to develop, and was originally intended to connect Laura Place with a proposed development named Frances Square to the north.BrochuresParticulars