8 Camden Crescent is a handsome Grade I listed building one of 26 In an elegant crescent beautifully positioned on Bath's sought after northern slopes, enjoying stunning elevated southerly views of the city and with easy access into Bath city centre.
This handsome Grade I listed building is entered into via beautifully maintained communal areas with a fine shallow staircase that leads to the first floor.
The apartment, which has retained a wealth of period features and has many quality finishes, has a small entrance lobby with doors that lead to all rooms. To the front there is an impressive formal drawing room with a handsome period fireplace and floor to ceiling sash windows. This is linked to a smart, well equipped contemporary kitchen and breakfast room, both rooms enjoy majestic views over the city.
Both elegant bedrooms are to the rear and enjoy a fine aspect overlooking the communal gardens to the rear.
In addition, there is a well-appointed shower room with attractive tiling and a large fully tiled and glazed shower unit.
To the rear accessed from the ground floor entrance hall there is a pretty communal sun terrace that spans the width of the property with steps that lead up to a leafy garden and gated access to 3 off street parking spaces, one belongs to the first floor flat.
Camden Crescent was built by John Eveleigh in 1788 and is set in a fine elevated position, on Bath’s sought after northern slopes, enjoys stunning southerly panoramic views over Bath. The crescent is within easy walking distance of Bath city centre which has a wonderful selection of restaurants, cafes and wine bars along with an excellent range of independent and chain shopping.
The city is a cultural destination having many attractions which include a world famous music and literary festival, the newly refurbished Holburne Museum and the Theatre Royal.
In addition, there are world class sporting facilities at Bath Rugby and Cricket Clubs and Bath University. Camden Crescent is also within easy reach of a triangle of excellent state and independent schools which include the nearby highly acclaimed St Stephens Primary School, The Royal High School and Kingswood School.
Communications include a direct line to London Paddington, Bristol and South Wales from Bath Spa Railway Station and the M4 Motorway, junction 18 is approx 8 miles to the north.