Description
The generously proportioned open-plan living and dining area provides an impressive centrepiece, with an elegant marble fireplace and cast-iron inset, while the fully fitted kitchen incorporates integrated appliances including a fridge/freezer, electric oven, gas hob, extractor and dishwasher and views over the rear garden.
The principal bedroom features an attractive fireplace, an en suite bathroom with bath basin in vanity unit, WC, and views through double sash windows over the rear garden. There are two further double bedrooms, one with walk-in wardrobe, and a smaller study room giving versatility to the spacious accommodation.
The family shower room features a large walk-in shower, WC and vanity basin.

The combination of generous accommodation, fine period features and private outside space makes this a particularly rare opportunity on one of Bath’s most sought-after historic streets.

Outside
To the rear, the private gravelled garden provides a secluded seating area, with a mature tree creating a good degree of privacy.

Location
Great Pulteney Street was built in the late 18th century as the centrepiece of the Bathwick development, commissioned by Sir William Pulteney and designed by architect Thomas Baldwin. Completed in 1789, its grand Georgian terraces and unusually broad proportions were intended to create a prestigious approach to the city, culminating in the Holburne Museum and Sydney Gardens. Today, the street remains one of Bath’s most sought-after and architecturally significant addresses.
The apartment is ideally positioned for easy access to Bath city centre, with its excellent range of shops, cafés, bars and restaurants, as well as everyday amenities including the nearby Waitrose. The Theatre Royal, independent cinema and a wealth of cultural attractions are all within easy reach, while Bath’s historic landmarks, including the magnificent Bath Abbey and Roman Baths, are close by.
Bath Spa railway station is just a few minutes’ walk away, providing regular services to Bristol, with direct trains to London Paddington, as well as other destinations. The city’s central bus services are also readily accessible, providing convenient connections across Bath and the surrounding area, while the road network offers straightforward access to Bristol and the M4.

Key Features
All mains utilities
Tenure: Share of freehold
EPC – Rating C
Council – Bath & North East Somerset, Band E
Heating – gas
Managed by Hillcrest Management Ltd
Service charge £1972.60 pa (paid 6 monthly)
Parking: Zone 1 permit parking for residents (available to purchase from B&NES)

Great Pulteney Street, Bath, BA2

Key Features

What’s nearby?

Try out one of our calculators

Mortgage calculator

£0/month

Stamp duty calculator

£0.00