Bath Street, Chester, CH1

An incredible Grade II listed John Douglas terraced house in the city centre.

5 Bath Street offers period charm with contemporary living. This unique Edwardian home, with a Victorian gothic facade has stunning interiors throughout. The entrance hall features original floor tiling, leading through to the open living and kitchen/dining space - the living space with a wood burning stove, whilst the kitchen space features a marble island that doubles as a seating area before leading to a further separate kitchen. A W.C, is hidden away next to the double doors that open to the rear courtyard.

Upstairs there are two bedrooms, the principle bedroom a most generous size, unique with the buildings turret style architecture, whilst the second bedroom offers good space. The bathroom completes the upstairs accommodation and features a beautiful walk in shower.

Outside, residential permit parking is available, with day parking and two hour parking also available for purchase.

However, the joy of No. 5, Bath Street is that, with everything you could wish for accessible on foot, there's no need to drive anywhere.

Pick up your fresh groceries for dinner from Waitrose, only five minutes' walk away, or take a stroll around Grosvenor Park, only a minute from the front door. Within ten minutes' walking find yourself on the banks of the River Dee, where many eateries and bars are at your behest.

Less than half a minute from Northgate Road, the city's main shopping centre, numerous cafes, boutiques, bars, pubs and stores are less than 30 seconds walk away. Dine out at one of the many fantastic local restaurants such as Opera or La Fattoria, around a five-to-ten-minute walk away.

Ideal for a professional couple and those with a passion for period properties, No. 5, Bath Street is a unique and warm character home with all the cotemporary perks preferred for modern living 

FINER POINTS * John Douglas style home

*Grade II listed

*Stunning interiors

*Central location 

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