£275,000

1 bed flat for sale
Duke Street, Bath BA2

    • 1 bed

    • 1 bath

    • 1 reception

  • EPC Rating: D

  • Chain free
  • Leasehold

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About this property

  • 594sqft

  • Ground floor

  • Pedestrian side street

  • Extremely central location

  • Communal riverside gardens

  • High ceilings & large sash windows

  • Grade I listed

  • Double bedroom with fitted storage

  • Huge sitting/dining room

  • Separate modern kitchen

Ground floor 594sqft superbly spacious one bedroom central apartment with high ceilings, retained character, no chain and communal riverside gardens

Superbly central yet quietly situated on a pedestrian street. Flooded with light from large windows, offered with no chain, enjoying high ceilings and retained character. Ground floor easily accessible accommodation with the added bonus of a communal riverside garden.

Well planned accommodation with front double bedroom, shower room, large sitting/dining room and rear fitted kitchen.

EPC rating D
Council tax band C
Tenure Leasehold

Accommodation

Entrance hall, front double bedroom with fitted storage, shower room, large sitting/dining room and rear fitted kitchen.

External Amenities

Beautiful communal riverside gardens accessed from the basement communal hallway.

Location

Right in the heart of the city centre between city parks and the peregrines nesting on the spire of St John the Evangelist's. 5mins walk to Bath Spa station down Manvers St or the Guildhall via Orange Grove. The Recreation Ground, Sports Centre and Bath Cricket Club are on the opposite river bank directly to the east of the flat.

Agents Notes

The property is leasehold (125yrs from 2004) and the current service charge contributions are £4194.27pa. As a shareholder of the freehold company you can extend your lease to 500yrs (the super lease). The building is managed via hml. There is a private storage vault for the apartment in the building basement.

Duke Street was designed by John Wood the Elder and built from 1745 to 1748 as part of the uncompleted scheme for the Abbey Orchard, one of the most important urban developments of its day. Connecting North & South Parades and comprising two terraces of fine Grade I listed townhouses with a flagstone pedestrian street between. The Parades and Duke St were a promenade route for the fashionable visitors of the day to walk up and down and be seen.

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