• Central location in Walcot +
• Three bedrooms +
• Stunning Neptune kitchen +
• Allocated parking +
• Warehouse conversion +
• Lift access +
• Ideal lock up and leave +
• On site manager and security +
• High specification throughout +
• No onward chain +

Location Located within the main Conservation Area of the City of Bath, the tram sheds were originally built in 1820. Until the late 90s, the former tram sheds and the foundry in Beehive Yard had been out of use for many decades. In 2022, a full renovation was undertaken, and the building was converted into twenty-four modern apartments. Walcot has long been known as the artisan district of Bath and offers many fantastic eateries and bars. Bath is a World Heritage site, famous for its Roman heritage and Georgian architecture. It has an excellent range of shopping facilities and cultural activities, to include The Theatre Royal and The Holburne Museum. There is a wonderful selection of excellent restaurants, cafés, shops and parks, along with world class sporting facilities available at the nearby Bath Rugby.  Communications are very good with Bath Spa rail station providing direct links to London Paddington and to Bristol and South Wales. The M4 motorway Junction 18 is 10 miles to the north. Description A beautifully presented apartment arranged around a wide and welcoming entrance hallway, opening into an impressive open-plan kitchen, living and dining space. The bespoke Neptune kitchen forms a striking focal point, featuring floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, integrated fridge/freezer, double oven and a substantial central island, perfectly suited to both everyday living and entertaining. The room is exceptionally well proportioned and overlooks the courtyard. The accommodation comprises three generous bedrooms, including a principal suite with a stylish en-suite shower-room. Two of the bedrooms benefit from bespoke built-in storage, while one enjoys a Juliet balcony with courtyard views. A further large bathroom and a separate cloakroom are finished to an excellent specification. A discreet utility room with plumbing for a washing machine and dryer is positioned at the end of the hallway. Throughout the apartment, engineered oak flooring and underfloor heating provide a seamless blend of comfort, warmth and elegance. Agents Note: Some photos used on the property advert have had furniture added with CGI. General Information Council tax band – G Tenure – Leasehold (120 years remaining) Service Charge – Approx £6,300 per annum Ground Rent – Peppercorn Services – Electric underfloor heating, mains drainage, mains water EPC – 83 (B)