Mount Beacon, Bath, BA1

4 Mount Beacon is a substantial Grade II listed family home, occupying a significant double plot with large gardens, both front and back, in a much sought after residential area. This beautiful home was originally built in 1788 and has been in the same family since being rebuilt by Ernest Tew in 1947, following bomb destruction during the war. The property now offers a rare opportunity and blank canvas for new owners.

The accommodation, which is arranged over 3 floors, with additional cellars was extended in the late 1950’s and offers flexible family space with much opportunity to add value and potentially create a building plot subject to the necessary consents.

On the ground floor there is a large entrance hall with attractive parquet flooring, a lovely dining room with a charming aspect overlooking the gardens, a formal drawing room to the front and kitchen to the rear, along with a utility area and gardeners WC.

There are 3 large double bedrooms on the first floor along with 2 bathrooms and 2 further spacious bedrooms on the top floor. In addition, there is a further substantial inner room with the potential to create a further bathroom.

There are 2 large rooms in the cellars, both with natural light and original flagstone flooring.

Externally to the rear there is an impressive west facing well stocked level garden, enjoying rear access, with off street parking and garaging.

Subject to the necessary planning consents there is the opportunity to create a building plot.

Mount Beacon is located on Bath’s highly sought after northern slopes and is a charming, quiet residential street with a fine selection of attractive period town houses all with a lovely leafy aspect enjoying elevated views over Bath.

Significantly number 4 has not been sold since 1947 and therefore offers a rare opportunity for new owners to create a beautifully spacious family home, ideally located close to many local amenities and excellent schools, which include St Stephens Primary School, The Royal High School and Kingswood School on nearby Lansdown Road.

The UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath is within easy walking distance and offers a wonderful array of chain and independent shopping outlets, many fine restaurants, cafes and wine bars along with a selection of well-respected cultural activities which includes a world famous international music and literary festival, many lovely art galleries and museums and the famous attractions at The Roman Baths and Pump Rooms.

Communications include a direct line to London Paddington, Bristol and South Wales from Bath Spa Railway Station, The M4 Motorway is approx. 6 miles to the North and Bristol Airport is 18 miles to the west.