Frankley Buildings, Bath, BA1

9 Frankley Buildings is an attractive Grade II listed town house retaining a wealth of period details and of lovely proportions. The accommodation has been comprehensively refurbished and benefits from being tastefully presented throughout, with flexible family spaces arranged over 3 floors.

On the ground floor there is an impressive, sympathetically extended, Shaker style kitchen / breakfast room to the rear which leads out through wall to wall glazed sliding doors onto a raised decked sun terrace. To the front there is a charming formal dining room with a period fireplace, working shutters and log burner, which overlooks the pretty garden and sun terrace. In addition, there is a guest cloakroom and under stairs storage area.

The formal sitting room is on the first floor and enjoys wonderful westerly far-reaching views to the front and has a beautiful period fireplace and a wood-burning stove with bespoke fitted cupboards and shelves to either side. To the rear there is a further pretty bedroom which is currently being used as an at home office space. There are 2 further lovely light and airy double bedrooms on the top floor along with an attractive bath and shower room with contemporary mosaic and bistro tiles.

Externally to the rear there is a lovely secluded raised and decked sun terrace and to the front there is a pretty westerly level lawned and gated garden with mature borders and a charming sun terrace that spans the width of the property.

Frankley Buildings is located in Camden, a fashionable residential area on Bath’s sought after northern slopes. This popular neighbourhood is well placed close to excellent local amenities and within easy walking distance of Bath city centre. On the doorstep there is a convenience store, hairdressers, chemist, doctors and public house and in nearby Larkhall village there are a comprehensive amenities which includes a delicatessen, primary and senior school, community centre, independent theatre, an award winning organic butchers and a national chain supermarket. There is also a regular local bus service into the city centre.

The UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath offers a wonderful array of chain and independent retail outlets, many excellent restaurants, cafes and wine bars, a number of well-respected cultural activities including the nearby, newly refurbished, Holburne and One Royal Crescent Museums, the Roman Baths and Pump Rooms along with a famous international music and literary festival

World class sporting facilities are available at nearby Bath Rugby and Cricket Clubs and at Bath University.

Communications include a direct line to London Paddington, Bristol and South Wales from Bath Spa Railway Station which is a 20 minutes’ walk away. The M4 motorway junction 18 is approximately 8 miles to the north and Bristol Airport is 18 miles to the west.