N106 The Finishers Apartments, N106 The Finishers Apartments, Bath Press, Lower Bristol Road, BA2 3EJ

A 1 bedroom apartment on the first floor with a private balcony, forming part of the iconic Bath Press development.

Description An exceptional one bedroom apartment, featuring a private east facing balcony and a luxurious modern specification.

Located on the first floor, this home combines contemporary aesthetic with the heritage of the building’s unique character, creating a truly special setting in the heart of Bath.

The open plan living area has been designed with modern living in mind, featuring a sleek handleless Häcker kitchen with Silestone Calacatta worktops, Siemens integrated appliances and ambient LED lighting.

Full-height windows flood the space with light and open onto a private terrace, perfect for entertaining or unwinding outdoors.

Specification highlights These new apartments boasts contemporary handleless kitchens designed by Hacker, featuring Silestone Calacatta worktops with elegant stone upstands.

The kitchens are illuminated by LED undermount and under plinth lighting, creating a modern and inviting atmosphere.

High-end Siemens appliances, including a single oven, combi microwave, induction hob, extractor hood, venting hob, integrated dishwasher, fridge/freezer, ensure a seamless cooking experience.

The Blanco single undermount sink, paired with a single lever dark steel tap, adds a touch of sophistication.

In the bathrooms and en-suites, residents will find luxurious Villeroy & Boch sanitaryware complemented by Dornbracht brushed dark platinum brassware.

The Villeroy & Boch vanity unit and mirrored cabinet with LED surround provide both style and functionality.

Depending on the apartment, there are options for single-ended, double-ended, or free-standing baths by Villeroy & Boch.

The bathrooms feature tiled shower trays with gunmetal sliding shower screens, gunmetal heated towel rails, and a choice of Marble Piazza tiles for the bathrooms and Travertine Bianco tiles for the en-suites.

Gunmetal bath screens complete the sleek look.

Interior finishes and fittings include Amtico flooring in Mulled Oak for the hallway, kitchen, and main living areas, while the bedrooms are carpeted in Ventura Opal.

Bathrooms and en-suites are fully tiled from floor to ceiling.

Principal bedrooms feature cashmere glass sliding door fitted wardrobes with internal lighting, and the apartments are adorned with stepped skirting and architrave.

Communal heating system with heat interface unit to each apartment controlled by a Gala smart thermostat.

The detailing and materials throughout the apartments include classic gunmetal ironmongery with a matt finish.

Electrical and lighting features include a combination of recessed downlighters and pendant light fittings, with white finished switches and sockets throughout.

Security and convenience are enhanced by the Simplisafe video door entry system and doorbell, as well as the Simplisafe smart alarm system, which includes an internal camera, entry sensors, and motion sensors.

Additionally, there is a car charging point and provision for Openreach and Hyperoptic services. From printing press to private address Bath Press offers an enviable lifestyle.

Whether you're relaxing at home, roaming the courtyard, or strolling into the city.

Identified as a Non-Designated Heritage Asset, the formal façade of the original 19th century building has been retained along with its iconic chimney, complemented by refined contemporary design to create a unique collection of residences.

There are elegant townhouses to reflect the city’s glorious Georgian architecture with a contemporary twist befitting our modern and busy lifestyles.

Beyond the stately entrance you’ll discover beautifully landscaped green spaces, immaculate courtyards and rooftop gardens offering a picturesque and relaxing setting.

Discover a place bound in history Bath Press - A distinguished address with a story to tell.

Sir Isaac Pitman, famed for inventing the world’s most widely used shorthand system, had a revolutionary influence on the communication and education of the English language.

The 5.3 acre Bath Press site was once home to Pitman's Fifth Phonetic Institute and then the Pitman Press, later becoming The Bath Press, the city's largest employer.

Key specification features Experience unparalleled comfort and security with our latest home offering.

This property is equipped with a Simplisafe smart alarm system, featuring an internal camera to provide you with extra peace of mind.

Stay connected and in control with smart thermostats that you can easily manage from your phone, ensuring your home is always at the perfect temperature.

Location Few cities in the world can match Bath for its heritage opportunity and vibrancy.

Bath is one of only two entire cities in the world listed as a World Heritage Site and is exceptional in having two unesco inscriptions.

In 1987 it was inscribed for its hot springs, Roman archaeology, Georgian architecture and natural setting, then in 2021 as one of the Great Spa Towns of Europe.

Beyond its protected status and proud sense of heritage, the city’s rich cultural and natural assets create a breath-taking backdrop.

Bath Life - Beyond Bath's historical sites and honey-hued facades, there's an exciting city humming with vibrant but laid-back local life.

One of the UK's finest shopping destinations, also offering coffee, cocktails and culinary finesse. Opportunities to invigorate and exhilarate, with its serene green spaces and winding waterways.

Bath Abbey - Built as a monastery for nuns in 675, Bath Abbey has a storied history and has undergone many transformations.

Today the magnificent abbey comprises the Anglo-Saxon monastery and Norman Cathedral, and provides a sacred centre for worship, music and reflection.

There are countless features to admire; the intricate stained glass windows, original 1500's fan vaulted ceiling, delicate stone carvings and the King Edgar window, depicting the first king of England being crowned on the site in 973.

Roman Baths - Dedicated to the life-giving goddess Sulis, the world famous Roman Baths were constructed around 70AD as a religious spa and temple, but also as a centre for socialising and enjoying the luxury of bathing in warm, clean water.

The baths are the only remaining thermal springs in the UK and one of the best preserved Roman remains in the world.

Visitors can walk on the original ancient pavements, see the Sacred Spring and take in the serene beauty of the Great Bath.

The Royal Crescent - The imposing Royal Crescent is one of Bath’s most recognisable buildings and among the finest examples of Georgian architecture in the UK.

The 150-metre sweeping crescent of 30 Grade I Listed terrace houses is arranged around a perfectly manicured lawn leading to the original ha-ha and on to Royal Victoria Park.

Many notable people have lived or stayed at the Royal Crescent, including Sir Isaac Pitman himself. Visitors will still see the controversial yellow door and shutters at No.

22, retained after a hard-fought battle by resident Miss Amabel Wellesley-Colley in 1972.

Pulteney Bridge - The 18th century, Grade I Listed Pulteney Bridge is arguably the most iconic and romantic of Bath’s many landmarks.

An elaborate Palladian style structure inspired by the Ponte Vecchio in Florence, it is one of just four bridges in the world lined with shops on both sides.

Even locals can’t fail to be drawn by its stunning architecture and bustling atmosphere.

Peruse the charming independent shops offering gifts, antiques and luxury clothing, then stop in one of the cafés boasting spectacular river views.

Square Footage: 539 sq ft Leasehold with approximately 999 years remaining.

Directions A stroll from Bath Press into the city centre and beyond takes you past some of Bath’s most tranquil and scenic spots.

Beautifully central and making a walk from your front door a pleasant experience, the pedestrian Victoria Bridge brings you north of the river to Royal Victoria Park, where pathways weave through 57 acres of beautiful parkland against the epic backdrop of the Royal Crescent.

Take in the 19th century Botanical Gardens and discover the Great Dell, a leafy sunken hideaway. The adjacent Treetop Café is the perfect place for drink or a spot of brunch.

Resume your journey towards the city with a peaceful meander along the river.

The tree-lined path is punctuated with green spaces including the attractive three acre Green Park, backing on to the old station and Saturday farmers’ market.

Connections by foot, rail or road Bath Press is ideally positioned away from the hubbub of the city.

Accessible by a walk, run or cycle along the river to the centre of Bath, where you’ll find everything the city has to offer.

Two stations, Oldfield Park Station is 0.5 miles from Bath Press and Bath Spa Station is 1 mile and offer connections to London Paddington, Reading and Bristol on the Great Western Railway.

Bristol Airport is just over 17 miles away, for flights all over the UK and Europe. What Three Words: Additional Info All images are computer generated.

Estate Charge to be confirmed The reservation fee is £1,000 for properties up to the value of £600,000 and £2,000 for properties of £600,000 or more.

28-day exchange of contracts required from receipt of draft papers, with 10% deposit payable upon exchange of contracts.