Oak Street, Bath, BA2

Property Details: • Type: Terraced • Tenure: N/A • Floor Area: N/A

Key Features: • Georgian Grade II listed • 905sqft • No chain • Two double bedrooms • Two open plan receptions • East facing paved rear garden • Modern kitchen • First floor bathroom • Retained character • Residents permit parking

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

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

Full Description: A beautifully kept Georgian 905sqft two double bedroom freehold house with two receptions and walled gardens. Perfectly placed for city access yet tucked away in this little side street, a 905sqft Georgian two storey home absolutely ready to move into and offered with no chain. Beautifully balanced accommodation in impeccable order with two spacious open plan receptions, modern kitchen, two proper double bedrooms and a first floor bright bathroom. Walled rear garden paved for easy maintenance and on street permit parking. A superb city base, full of retained character. Ideal first home, downsize or AirB&B investment. EPC rating DCouncil tax band CTenure FreeholdGrade II ListedAccommodationGround floor hall, sitting room, dining room and kitchen. First floor landing, two double bedrooms (master with fitted storage) and a three piece bathroom.External AmenitiesRear garden - 20ft x 17ft with 12ft x 9ft side return - paved with side borders and walls/fences to side and rear. Mature shrubs and storage shed.

Residents permit parking on street. Further private rented parking available for residents off Thornbank Place.LocationOak Street is a small cul de sac accessible off the Lower Bristol Rd (or by foot at the top from Wells Rd). An extremely convenient spot for city access as the city centre (Guildhall) is 0.5mile away across Quays Bridge and Bath Spa station is 0.4mile to the east. Closer amenities include Sainsburys Green Park and Mokoko coffee shop at the Newark Works.Agents NotesBuilt circa 1820 and listed Grade II. Occupation records for the street from the early to mid 1800s show residents of this property as Isaac Cooper (smith) followed by Sarah Sydenham, George Biggs (mason) and then Synatz Kopp (musician).BrochuresParticulars