Frankley Buildings, Bath

Frankley Buildings enjoys a prime position near the end of Camden Road, on the edge of the city centre less than a 0.7miles from the buzz of brilliant Walcot Street packed with independent shops. The vibrant community of Larkhall is just half a mile away in the other direction. The neighbourhood in Camden offers a variety of local amenities including a convenience store, GP surgery, pharmacy, hair salon, and popular pubs such as The Claremont and The Town + House on Thomas Street. Mainline trains to Paddington and Bristol leave from Bath Spa which is only 1.4 miles walk away.



Families are well served by nearby schools and nurseries: St Stephen's Primary School is within half a mile and Artelier even closer. St Saviour's Church of England Infant and Junior Schools are also located in Larkhall. Larkhall is a thriving village on the edge of Bath known for its independent shops, cafes, and friendly village atmosphere. There are parks and supermarkets close at hand as well as the Kensington Meadows and canal for dog walks.



For outdoor enthusiasts, scenic countryside walks towards Charlcombe, Woolley, and Lansdown are close at hand. Commuters benefit from excellent access to the A46, which connects directly to Junction 18 of the M4, just under 8 miles away.

The light, views and carefully curated period charm of this home is spectacular. The house is set back with a large front garden leading to the entrance. A wide hallway bends around the staircase to the utilty and downstairs shower room.

The main living area is front to back with the sitting room, dining and kitchen. The sash window to the front looks out over the garden and the large lantern over the kitchen lets the light flood in. Neatly tucked away is a larder behind the kitchen.

The bedrooms have amazing views of city and countyside and the light from the duel aspect to the front bedrooms is incredible. The landing and bedrooms are tastefully presented and there is plenty of storage with built in wardrobes and a large storage room in the bathroom. The staircase through the levels with the large window to the rear is beautiful.

With gardens to the front and back there is plenty of space to enjoy. The front garden has large flagstones and a stunning gate leading to steps up to the house. The rear is accessed through double doors at the back of the kitchen to a walled garden which is perfect entertaining space. There is a gate through the wall to the side. The link from the house to basement has been removed but could be reinstated. The basement is access from outside the house to the side. A door leads to storage areas and is where the boiler is situated.

Parking is easy with residents having access to two permits in Zone 27.

Period homes of this quality and character in Camden are rarely available this is a unique opportunity not to be missed.

Agents' note - A new EPC for the property has been ordered 1st May 2025.

Council Tax
Bath And North East Somerset Council, Band D

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