- Stunning Victorian family home with far reaching southerly views +
- Living room with log burning stove, opening into dining room and kitchen +
- Three double bedrooms, family bathroom with separate shower +
- Heat source pump, new radiators, reducing utility bill up to 60% +
- Rear terraced garden with patio area, within a short walk of the city centre +
- Freehold. Council tax band C. EPC rating TBC. No onward chain. +
A beautifully presented Victorian family home, set within easy reach of the city centre. Open plan living/dining/kitchen/breakfast room, three double bedrooms, contemporary bathroom. Terraced garden. No onward chain.
Description - 4 Pera Place is a beautiful Victorian property set in an elevated location with the most impressive far reaching views. This substantial family home is light and spacious with a welcoming feel and benefits from new features such as double glazing, new air-source heat pump and new radiators throughout the house, significantly reducing energy bills. At the same time it still benefits from period features such as exposed floorboards and sash windows. It is also a house of historical interest as it is the birthplace of Arnold Ridley - war hero, playwright and star of Dad’s Army.
The accommodation comprises a living room with a south facing aspect and bay window, opening into a dining room and contemporary kitchen with induction hob, complimented by a log burning stove and oak parquet wood flooring on the ground floor. The first floor offers a principle bedroom with built in wardrobes, benefiting from the stunning outlook, a further double bedroom, family bathroom with a separate shower and free standing bath. The upper floor provides a beautiful double bedroom with ample storage built into the eaves. To the rear of the property there is a terraced garden with patio area ideal for alfresco dining.
Location - Pera Place is situated in an elevated position with spectacular southerly views over the Avon Valley and the city of Bath, in the popular neighbourhood of Camden. Bath city centre is a short walk from the property, as is the thriving village of Larkhall, with its range of independent shops. Excellent schools are nearby in the form of Kingswood and The Royal High, along with St Stephens Primary School. Designated a Unesco World Heritage Site, Bath provides excellent leisure, cultural, and sporting opportunities including its popular theatre and premiership Rugby club. The M4 is 10 miles from the city (junction 18). London (Paddington) from Bath Spa mainline station (journey time from 75 minutes) and Bristol Temple Meads station (journey time from 15 minutes).