7, Brougham Hayes, Bath, BA2 3QU

722sqft no chain Georgian two bedroom two reception terrace with west facing rear garden & residents permit parking A late Georgian artisans cottage over two storeys in a wonderfully convenient location for city access.

Offered with no chain, superbly presented throughout, beautifully light and benefiting from a sheltered west facing rear garden.

Two open plan receptions, long galley kitchen and bathroom on the ground floor. Upstairs houses two generous double bedrooms. Double glazing and GCH in situ.

Ideal first time buy, couples city base or even holiday investment. Under a mile to the Guildhall in the city centre but also ideally placed for Moorland Rd and Oldfield station access.

Permit parking on street. 360 virtual tour available EPC rating D Council tax band C Tenure Freehold Accommodation Ground floor hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen and rear bathroom.

First floor landing and two double bedrooms. External Amenities Rear garden - west facing and hard landscaped with resin terraces, gravel borders and rear patio. 29ft x 18ft.

Walls and fences to side and rear. 21ft x 6ft paved side return. Location Superbly located for city access - 0.8miles to the Guildhall or convenient for Moorland Rd shops and Oldfield Park station.

Agents Notes Prior to the construction of the majority of the Oldfield Park suburb, Brougham Hayes was a cul de sac ending in the grounds of Crandale Nursery.

On Victorian Bath maps, the terrace was divided into two addresses – Twerton Hayes Buildings (south end) and Brougham Hayes Buildings (north end).

The buildings on Brougham Hayes were first occupied in the early 1830s and many were originally shops with the Newbridge Tavern adjacent to the Lower Bristol Rd.