Location

Lower Camden Place occupies a sought-after position on the northern slopes of Bath, just off Camden Road, offering picturesque elevated views across the city and the surrounding hills. The area forms part of the wider Camden district, known for its handsome mix of Georgian and Victorian architecture, friendly atmosphere, and strong community identity. Camden Crescent, designed in the 1780s, sits at the western end of Camden Road and remains one of Bath's architectural landmarks.

Lower Camden Place benefits from excellent walkability. The neighbourhood is located about 0.5 miles from Bath city centre, offering residents a comfortable walk down the hill into the heart of the city, where theatres, restaurants, shops, and Bath's iconic cultural attractions are easily accessible.

Bath is a World Heritage Site famed for its Georgian architecture and Roman heritage and provides an extensive range of business, entertainment and cultural facilities along with two universities.

There are well regarded schools nearby including St. Andrews St. Stephens and St. Saviours for Primary schooling. Kingswood, Hayesfield, Beechen Cliff and Royal High School Bath for Secondary school options are also within easy reach.

Train stations nearby are Oldfield Park and Bath which offers direct routes to London ( approx. 90 Minutes to Paddington) and Bristol Temple Meads ( approx. 12 Mins)

Description

This charming end of terrace Grade II listed Georgian style townhouse offers flexible living space arranged over three floors. The property amounts to just over 1,400 sq ft and comprises of a living room and bedroom on the entry level, two bedrooms and a family bathroom to the first floor and the main living area of the kitchen, dining room and conservatory on the garden level.

There is a practical cloak room and shower on the garden level also as well as a large utility/storeroom. There are fine period features comprising of sash windows, panelled doors, fireplaces and a dresser in the kitchen, which further enhances the home as well as a practical tiled floor on the garden level.

There are views from the rear elevation across the city, which improve as you progress up the building. Overall, this impressive period property is well located, light and spacious and comes with no onward chain making it perfect to move in and enjoy.

Outside
Lower Camden Place is a vibrant Georgian style terrace that fronts Camden Road set off a wide pavement. To the rear of the property is a terraced garden, which enjoys a large patio area leading off the back of the home. This creates an ideal entertaining area in the summer months and leads via steps down to a level lawn area with flower borders and on down again to a timber wooden deck.

From all three areas there are great views of the city, which can be enjoyed day and night with hot air balloons rising in the summer and dazzling firework displays in the winter. Finally, there is access via steps at the bottom of the garden on to Gays Hill where there are residents parking bays.

Agents Note
The property enjoys the benefit of planning permission and listed buildings consent to rebuild the rear conservatory, allowing for a solid roof with heritage roof lights and a raised ceiling.