Sion Hill Place, Bath, Somerset - £775,000 - Under Offer
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Description
A quite unique apartment forming part of a lateral conversion in the centre of this elegant terrace.
This first floor apartment consists of the principal rooms of three fine Georgian town houses and is exceptionally well presented.
The apartment spans the width of houses 3,4 and 5 Sion Hill Place.
There are very few lateral conversions in Bath and a first floor conversion over three buildings is therefore exceptional.
Encompassing the first floor of three buildings also means the property has the finest of the rooms of each house.
Magnificent, wide, full length sash windows lead from the drawing room, the kitchen and the master bedroom on to pretty south facing balconies with glorious views.
The drawing room is of magnificent proportions and has striking cornicing and ceiling mouldings, it leads through to the dining room with its pretty full length bow window.
The kitchen is large enough to accomodate a good sized table as well as providing ample space to be used as an informal sitting room.
The apartment has been sympathetically renovated and beautifully decorated within the last few years and incorporates the highest quality fixtures and fittings.
Sion Hill Place is situated at the top of Sion Hill on the North side of Bath.
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