10, Lyndhurst Terrace, Walcot, Bath, Bath And North East Somerset, BA1 5NR

10 Lyndhurst Terrace is one of 11 Grade II listed cottages tucked away at the top of Thomas Street. The property has benefited from a detailed program of renovation and modernisation.

Hand-built solid-wood kitchen including integrated appliances and pantry cupboard, Belfast sink and Silestone worktops.

Oak flooring throughout the ground floor with original flagstone floors in the kitchen and hall.

Where this property differs from the other properties in the terrace is with the double-width garden and rear extension.

Thoughtfully designed, it has a glazed roof bringing an abundance of light into the property and provides an additional reception room that can be used for multiple purposes.

The sitting room features a wood-burning stove with a Bath stone hearth and built-in cupboards on either side of the chimney breast.

This elegant room has a large south-facing sash window with views over the garden and beyond.

The dividing wall between the two reception rooms has been removed, creating a natural flow right through the ground floor. There are two double bedrooms and a bathroom on the first floor.

The master bedroom has two large sash windows with breathtaking views over the city and beyond. There is a generous built-in wardrobe spanning the whole width of the room.

The second bedroom also has built-in wardrobes and an original fireplace. There is a spacious bathroom with a Regency-style white suite, with a deep bath and separate shower.

One of the unique features of Lyndhurst Terrace are the gardens, each house has a garden in front of the property taking in the stunning views across the city.

Situation Lyndhurst Terrace is tucked away at the top of Thomas Street, a short walk from the city centre. Number 10 is towards the east end of the terrace with no passing pedestrian traffic.

The location is incredibly quiet for somewhere so central, as it is well above London Road away from traffic noise, and a 10-minute walk to Waitrose.

Thomas Street is a steep and elevated street providing a great view, but it could be tricky for anyone with limited mobility.

Access to the terrace can also be found by traversing the terrace along the footpath to Clarence Street and on to Hedgemead Park for a pleasant and gentle walk into town.

Local shops are very nearby, with Morrisons supermarket 5 minutes away and all the shops, restaurants, and amenities of Bath within a 10-minute walk.

Bath is a World Heritage site famed for its Roman heritage and Georgian architecture that offers a wide variety of cultural, leisure, sports, and shopping facilities along with a mainline rail link to London Paddington (journey time from 75 minutes) and Bristol Temple Meads (journey time from 15 minutes).

Junction 18 of the M4 is approximately 11 miles north.

Further information Tenure: Freehold Services: All mains services are connected Council tax band: D EPC: Rating D Parking: Residents' parking permit area Viewing: By appointment only with sole agents Stonier Hobbs Residential