• Private Parking Space +
• Mews Home in Bathampton +
• Canal Side Setting +
• Shared Garden +
• Popular Village with Amenities +
• Close to the City Centre +

This charming mews apartment is tucked just off the pretty High Street in the highly sought-after village of Bathampton. Enjoying the benefit of a dedicated parking space within a parking area for the sole use of this cluster of homes, the property is approached via a shared garden, with a communal hall leading up to this first-floor lateral apartment. From the private entrance hall, you’ll find two bedrooms and a family bathroom. At the heart of the home sits the kitchen, fitted with cream shaker-style units, a central island, and a sash window with an outlook towards the canal-side green. A standout feature is the Bath stone fireplace housing a ‘Morso’ wood-burning stove. The adjacent, well-proportioned sitting room also enjoys a wood-burning stove, along with a sash window framing views of the trees opposite. A skylight overhead ensures the space is wonderfully bright.

Outside

Chapel Row is an attractive terrace of Bath stone mews homes, fronted by a communal courtyard that provides a dedicated parking space for each property. A shared garden, planted with mature shrubs and offering ample space for pots and an outdoor dining table, is enjoyed by this home and its immediate neighbour. At the far end stands a stone shed; ideal for storing bikes, garden furniture, and tools. Additional on-street parking is available if required. From the garden, a private path for residents leads directly to the canal. Here, an appealing triangle of lawn and pathways create a tranquil communal space where homeowners can relax and enjoy the canal-side setting; and even feed the ducks and swans.

Situation

Bathampton is a highly sought-after village, admired for its picturesque canal-side setting. It lies just 1.5 miles from the beautiful Holburne Museum, with a pleasant walk that continues along the impressive Great Pulteney Street into the heart of Bath. The village offers an appealing blend of stunning Georgian villas, charming Bath stone cottages, and modern family homes. Local amenities include St Nicholas' Church, the well-regarded Bathampton Primary School, and The George, an inviting country pub idyllically positioned beside the canal. A short walk over the Kennet & Avon Canal and across the Toll Bridge spanning the River Avon brings you to the neighbouring village of Batheaston. Here you will find another well-regarded primary school, a pub, doctors’ surgery, chemist, local shop, and a fashionable café ‘Gather’. The city of Bath itself provides an excellent range of cultural and leisure amenities, including fine restaurants, specialist shops, museums, art galleries, and theatres. Bath enjoys strong transport connections, with easy access to Bristol and Junction 18 of the M4, approximately 10 miles away. High-speed rail services from Bath Spa railway station offer convenient travel to London Paddington. HAM-62008