1,399 properties for sale in Lansdown Bath

19 Lansdown Crescent one of twenty terrace houses, part of a serpentine terrace that follows contours of hillside built c1789-93 and designed by John Palmer the Bath City Architect. It was bought by Beckford in 1836 and linked to his main house #20 along with 1 Lansdown Place West via a linking bridge over the mews carriageway to form an entire residence.Once inside the grand hall, a gentle staircase with barrelled ceiling leads to the first floor where the apartment entrance is located. A further internal staircase brings you to the welcoming landing where one can continue through to both the kitchen/dining room, drawing room, cloakroom and the top floor bedroom level.A walnut floor runs nearly throughout the living space and is accompanied by retained period features as well as all the usual mod cons.The main drawing room is extremely impressive, with a large fireplace, 3 front aspect Georgian sash windows with the most panoramic view over the city of Bath. The kitchen can also be ac

This charming Georgian apartment is accessed via well-maintained communal areas, leading to a welcoming entrance hall with two useful storage cupboards. The living room 6.14m x 4.35m offers ample space for both relaxing and dining, enhanced by attractive fitted cupboards and beautiful period features including impressive high ceilings and two sash windows that frame delightful city views and fill the room with natural light. A separate kitchen provides space for a breakfast table, creating a pleasant spot for morning coffee. The apartment also features a bathroom with a slider rail over the bath and a double bedroom, complete with fitted storage cupboards and an elegant feature fireplace that adds to the homes character and charm. Throughout, the apartment is neutrally decorated, offering a calm and versatile backdrop ready for personal touches. On-street parking is available by permit, adding to the convenience of this delightful city residence

Apartment 1, 29-30 Park Street is a generously proportioned 3-bedroom city dwelling which unusually spans the width of 2 handsome Grade II listed Georgian townhouses and therefore offers particularly spacious accommodation. The building is entered via communal hallways with stairs that lead down to garden level and access to apartment 1.The apartment, which is in need of a little cosmetic updating, is extremely welcoming and has an attractive entrance hall from which all rooms lead. To the rear overlooking the pretty courtyard garden there is a well-fitted kitchen / breakfast room along with a generous formal drawing room and bedroom 2. To the front there are 2 good sized double bedrooms, the master has an ensuite shower room. In addition, there is a recently updated family bath and shower room and separate WC.Externally accessed from the lower-level communal entrance hall there are attractive gardens that are divided into private spaces. The garden owned by apartment is conveniently d

Lansdown Crescentwas designed byJohn Palmerand constructed between 1789 and 1793. The buildings have a clear view over central Bath, being sited onLansdown Hillnear to, but higher than, other well-known Georgian buildings including theRoyal Crescent,St James's Square, andThe Circus. It forms the central part of a string of curved terraces, including Lansdown Place East and West, and Somerset Place, which were the northernmost boundary of the development of Georgian Bath. It is considered one of the finest locations in Bath and the houses within the Crescent are of an exceptional quality.Bath City Centre provides an extensive range of shopping facilities, several fine restaurants and wine bars, the Theatre Royal, several museums and the Thermae Spa. Bath Spa railway station provides a main line direct service with access to London Paddington (approximately 80 minutes) and the City of Bristol. The M4 (junction 18) is approximately 10 miles to the north, providing direct routes to London,

Located on the northern slopes in one of Baths prime residential locations yet is within easy reach of the city centre with its extensive range of shopping facilities, a number of fine restaurants and wine bars, excellent sporting facilities, the Theatre Royal, several museums and the Thermae Spa. Bath Spa railway station provides a mainline direct service with access to London Paddington (approximately 90 minutes) and the City of Bristol. The M4 (junction 18) is 9 miles to the north providing direct routes to London, South Wales, Bristol and the Midlands via the M5.Nearby schools include The Royal High, Kingswood and St. Stephens Primary School. Also within easy reach are The Lansdown Club which provides tennis, squash and croquet facilities, and Lansdown Golf Club.DescriptionThe Old Vicarage, formerly the vicarage to St Stephens Church, was originally built in 1814 and is therefore a Regency property. The front elevation is beautifully proportioned with a fine lead canopy over trelli

The courtyard apartment, number 6 was refurbished some 20 years ago which can be accessed from the main hallway with steps directly into the apartment or through the pretty front courtyard which leads solely to the front door of the property.Once inside the lower ground floor, one of the first striking features is the southerly aspect seen through tall Georgian windows and therefore giving light and an airy feel.The main sitting room is open to the dining area and the fitted kitchen and leads to the inner hall where there is access to both bedrooms and shower room. From the larger of the two bedrooms there are steps up to an ensuite bathroom overlooking the rear mini courtyard.The entrance hall itself not only leads to the sitting room but to the study and in turn the utility vault which offers plumbing for appliances, heating and ample storage.Lansdown Crescent was built by John Palmer between 1789 and 1793 and is situated in a fine elevated position enjoying majestic views over the c

Number 5, Northampton Street was built in the late 1790s on land that was formerly the gardens of the Honourable Charles Hamilton of Hope House, Lansdown, a relation of William Beckford. After Hamiltons death, the plot was bought by Sir William Pulteney for residential development. The large Georgian houses, on the lower part of the street, of which five survived, were built to the earliest designs of distinguished Bath architect John Pinch the Elder.Number 5 offers elegant, historical and perfectly proportioned accommodation set to 5 storeys with fine rearward views over green space. The main entrance is on the ground floor leading to an impressive hallway showing off the original flagstones and staircase.The rooms give a versatile layout to cater for a multitude of different living needs with a blend of either 3 bedrooms and 4 reception rooms or more bedrooms. The lower ground floor keeps with tradition and provides the kitchen and the dining room which has access to the rear garden

This most elegant of townhouses benefits from an east west aspect with the rear garden and elevation offering stunning views over the approach golf course. Grade I listed the property is constructed with Bath stone elevations, all enhanced with deep cornices and plain parapets under a slate tiled roof.The property has been comprehensively refurbished, the owner commissioning Andrew Sherwood, a maker of fine painted Neoclassical inspired furniture, to ensemble a team of elite crafts men. 24 carat gold leaf has been added to provide stunning decoration in the dining room.Rare marbles have also been beautifully worked and this is all linked by the cabinetry, mirrors and panelling all carefully designed.The property also features and individually designed kitchen and bathrooms throughout. This is a particularly fine property and a viewing is recommended.St James Square is an elegant Georgian square comprising 45 Grade I listed Georgian townhouses and is the only fully residential square in

The property is situated just off St Jamess Square, one of Baths finest locations, with many local amenities nearby at St Jamess Street, which offers a variety of shops including a newsagent, chemist, hairdressers, wine bar as well as a nearby florists and greengrocers. Also close to St Jamess Square is Royal Victoria Park and its famous botanical gardens. With just a short walk into the city centre.Bath is a World Heritage Site famed for its Georgian architecture and has an excellent range of shopping facilities, together with many other amenities including a number of fine restaurants, Theatre Royal and the mainline Bath Spa Railway Station connecting to London/Paddington and Bristol.Bath is particularly well placed for the M4 motorway with Junction 18 being approximately ten miles north and other surrounding towns such as Bradford on Avon, Corsham, Chippenham, Swindon and Bristol, which is some ten miles to the west.DescriptionThe courtyard apartment is flooded with natural light th

This apartment has undergone much renovation over the more recent past and now offers light and exceptionally well presented space with rearward views over the rooftops of Bath. The property benefits from good storage, very modern kitchen and bathroom and is offered with no onward chain.Top FloorSolid wooden front door leading to the entrance hall.Entrance Hall with semi vaulted ceiling, access to the loft, solid wooden floor and partially glazed doors leading to all rooms.Shower Room with tiled flooring, tiled walls, double walk-in shower cubicle with glazed folding shower screen, thermostatic shower chrome riser, monsoon shower head and separate telephone shower attachment. Low flush WC, wall mounted wash hand basin with mixer tap and vanity drawers below, mirrored cupboard, bespoke water heated towel rail, downlighting and extractor fan.Sitting Room with feature cast iron fireplace, ornate surround and mantle, single panelled radiator, rear aspect Georgian style sash window with a f

This ground floor apartment is located within a Grade II Listed row of Georgian homes set just off the only privately gated square in the city. Dating from the late 18th Century this is a lateral property across both 29 & 30 Park Street. A communal hall leads to an inner hall with private access to the property. Stepping inside the entrance area has fitted storage, and a shallow flight of steps ascend to a spacious reception room. With fitted cabinetry to the side of a mock Adams Style fireplace, a pair of sash windows look out to the rear garden area in the east allowing the morning sun to fill the room. A doorway opens to the kitchen/breakfast room with space for a small table and a good range of storage under wooden work tops. There is an integrated oven and hob with recess for a washing machine and dishwasher as required. Off of the hall are the two bedrooms that also look out to the rear, from deep sash windows. These are served by a modern fitted shower room with walk-in shower c

This apartment has undergone much renovation over the more recent past and now offers light and exceptionally well presented space with rearward views over the rooftops of Bath. The property benefits from good storage, very modern kitchen and bathroom and is offered with no onward chain. Top Floor Solid wooden front door leading to the entrance hall. Entrance Hall with semi vaulted ceiling, access to the loft, solid wooden floor and partially glazed doors leading to all rooms. Shower Room with tiled flooring, tiled walls, double walk-in shower cubicle with glazed folding shower screen, thermostatic shower chrome riser, monsoon shower head and separate telephone shower attachment. Low flush WC, wall mounted wash hand basin with mixer tap and vanity drawers below, mirrored cupboard, bespoke water heated towel rail, downlighting and extractor fan. Sitting Room with feature cast iron fireplace, ornate surround and mantle, single panelled radiator, rear aspect Georgian style sash window wit

This elegant upper-floor apartment offers well-balanced and light-filled accommodation, ideally suited to professionals, downsizers, or investors. The property combines character with modern convenience with a grand entrance hall with lift to the upper floors. A private entrance lobby has a cloakroom and a door opening to the main hall with cloaks storage. This leads to all rooms including a dining area that opens in turn, into the spacious sitting room. A pair of sash windows look out across the well manicured communal gardens providing excellent light to the room. The kitchen is well fitted with white faced units and a full complement of integrated appliances and extensive storage within a good range of base and wall cabinets. The principal bedroom has a range of wardrobes and a full en-suite bathroom with tiled walls. The guest bedroom also has built in storage and the benefit of an en-suite shower room again with tiled walls

A particularly spacious apartment on the ground floor of an elegant Listed Georgian Town House in this highly popular location on the edge of the city centre, with a pleasing outlook over the central gardens. ACCOMMODATION25’5 x 19’3 living room with bow windowkitchenlarge double bedroomuseful additional room/potential study/store/utilitybathroomgas fired heatingresidents’ parking permits available (zone 7) EXTERNALLYIn front of the property, in the centre of the square, are the pretty, private gardens for the exclusive use of the residents - with railings and secured gated access. The nominal charge for access to this is included within the service charge of the apartment. Parking is ‘on street’ with residents’ permits (zone 7). LOCATIONBeautifully positioned on the Northern side of this most sought after square of 45 houses by notable Bath architect John Palmer, the apartment looks out across the square and the well maintained gardens. It occupies a highly select and most convenient

A modern two double bedroom maisonette offering a central position within the city with far reaching views and a private front door. Upon arrival, you are welcomed by a convenient entrance porch. Stepping through the front door, a hallway leads to the kitchen on your left. The kitchen is fitted with built in appliances with space for a breakfast table and enjoys views over the front patio and street. Continuing along the hallway, you will find the staircase to the first floor, along with a useful recessed storage area. Straight ahead is the inviting sitting room currently arranged with two sofas and a dining table along with a modern fireplace. Upstairs, the principal bedroom is positioned to the rear of the property. This double room benefits from beautiful views across the city. To the front is the second bedroom, also a double room, overlooking the street. The bathroom is conveniently located between the two bedrooms and features a bath with a slider rail and a skylight, allowing na

This most elegant of townhouses benefits from an east west aspect with the rear garden and elevation offering stunning views over the approach golf course. Grade I listed the property is constructed with Bath stone elevations, all enhanced with deep cornices and plain parapets under a slate tiled roof. The property has been comprehensively refurbished, the owner commissioning Andrew Sherwood, a maker of fine painted Neoclassical inspired furniture, to ensemble a team of elite crafts men. 24 carat gold leaf has been added to provide stunning decoration in the dining room. Rare marbles have also been beautifully worked and this is all linked by the cabinetry, mirrors and panelling all carefully designed. The property also features and individually designed kitchen and bathrooms throughout. This is a particularly fine property and a viewing is recommended. St James Square is an elegant Georgian square comprising 45 Grade I listed Georgian townhouses and is the only fully residential squar

19 Lansdown Crescent one of twenty terrace houses, part of a serpentine terrace that follows contours of hillside built c1789-93 and designed by John Palmer the Bath City Architect. It was bought by Beckford in 1836 and linked to his main house #20 along with 1 Lansdown Place West via a linking bridge over the mews carriageway to form an entire residence. Once inside the grand hall, a gentle staircase with barrelled ceiling leads to the first floor where the apartment entrance is located. A further internal staircase brings you to the welcoming landing where one can continue through to both the kitchen/dining room, drawing room, cloakroom and the top floor bedroom level. A walnut floor runs nearly throughout the living space and is accompanied by retained period features as well as all the usual mod cons. The main drawing room is extremely impressive, with a large fireplace, 3 front aspect Georgian sash windows with the most panoramic view over the city of Bath. The kitchen can also be

SUMMARYLocated in the city centre, this ground-floor, share-of-freehold apartment sits within a Grade II listed building and offers an excellent opportunity for a new owner to put their own personal stamp on it. Featuring a generously sized separate kitchen, the property has fantastic potential throughout.DESCRIPTIONSet on the desirable Burlington Street in Bath, this one-bedroom ground-floor flat combines generous proportions with charming period character. The property opens into a spacious living room where high ceilings and a feature fireplace create an elegant and inviting atmosphere. A separate, well-sized kitchen provides ample room for cooking and storage — an uncommon luxury for a one-bedroom home in this location.The large double bedroom continues the period appeal with another attractive feature fireplace and two built-in wardrobes offering excellent storage. The bathroom, complete with a shower over the bath, completes the well-arranged layout.Offering great space, original

Discover this charming top-floor apartment, set within an elegant Grade II listed Georgian townhouse dating from circa 1790, offering spectacular panoramic views over the Approach Golf Course. Presented with no onward chain, this delightful residence perfectly blends historical elegance with comfortable living.Accessed through a beautiful communal entrance hall and staircase, a private door on the second floor leads into the apartment. The accommodation is thoughtfully arranged around a central hallway. The kitchen and living room benefit from a desirable westerly aspect, capturing superb views across the golf course and beyond. The living room is a particular highlight, featuring triple sash windows and a wonderful window seat, perfect for enjoying the outlook. The Shaker-style kitchen also shares these attractive views and comes equipped with an integrated oven and hob, along with freestanding dishwasher and fridge/freezer.The apartment offers two comfortable double bedrooms, both si

886sqft three bedroom central maisonette with south facing private garden, garage, views and newly extended lease. Half a mile from the Guildhall, an impressively spacious 886sqft ground and garden floor maisonette on the lower Lansdown slopes with its own private south facing walled garden, superb views and even a garage. Directly off Lansdown Road and offering three bedrooms, large sitting room, kitchen/diner, shower room and additional W.C. Beautifully presented throughout and entirely ready to move into with double glazing and GCH in situ. An ideal combination of sizeable accommodation, outside space, parking and accessibility to city centre amenities. 360 virtual tour availableEPC rating CCouncil tax band ATenure Leasehold

This Grade II* Listed property benefits from direct access from the private front courtyard or from the ground floor communal entrance of this attractive period property terrace. The accommodation is thoughtfully arranged and centers around a comfortable living space, ideal for modern city living with ample light from the two front windows that look out to the courtyard. A focal point of this impressive room is a deep fireplace taking centre stage. To one side is a compact yet perfectly formed kitchen with integrated appliances and newly fitted solid wood worktops and breakfast bar. A practical tiled floor complements the cabinets in this area with double oven and microwave for various cooking needs. An inner hall where a straight flight of stairs descend from the communal hall opens to the rest of the rooms including the principal bedroom. This is well-proportioned and looks out to the rear light well with a carved ornate fireplace surround. A modern fitted en-suite shower room adds t

A spacious apartment on the first floor of an elegant Listed Georgian Town House in this highly popular location on the edge of the city centre, with a balcony and fine views to both front and rear. ACCOMMODATION2 bedroomsbathroomliving roomkitchenelectric heatingbalcony overlooking the parkresidents’ parking permits available EXTERNALLYUnusually, the apartment benefits from a small, private West facing balcony – a lovely place to sit out and enjoy the sunshine and the fabulous aspect. In front of the property, in the centre of the square, are the pretty, private gardens for the exclusive use of the residents - with railings and secured gated access. Parking is ‘on street’ with residents’ permits (zone 7). LOCATIONBeautifully positioned on the West (Park) side of this most sought after square of 45 houses by notable Bath architect John Palmer, the apartment enjoys super views both across the adjacent High Common parkland to the rear and also in front, across the square and the beautifu

Communal reception hall • Private hall • Living room • Kitchen/breakfast room • Two bedrooms • Bathroom • Store room • Communal south facing gardens • Secure gated parkingA lovely two bedroom first floor apartment within this grand period residence on the northern slopes of Lansdown. A substantial and welcoming communal reception hall meets you with grand arches, tiled flooring and a wide open staircase flooded with light from the large sash windows. The apartment is accessed off the first floor landing, leading into the private reception hall which leads to all of the rooms. Ahead of you is the large living room with three sash windows in the bowed exterior wall enjoying the amazing southerly elevated views across Bath. There are two good bedrooms, a bathroom and a kitchen/Breakfast Room, off which is a large store room. A large gateway leads into the parking area at the front of the building and access leads around to the large and well maintained communal south facing gardens.Situat

Tucked discreetly behind the iconic Lansdown Crescent, 47 Upper Lansdown Mews occupies a wonderfully private position within one of Bath’s most admired residential settings. Peaceful, secluded and rich in character, this charming mews home is set within an exclusive enclave of just a handful of properties, offering a rare balance of tranquillity, convenience and refined city living.A gentle walk from the house leads to Lansdown Crescent itself, where magnificent far-reaching views stretch across Bath and the surrounding countryside. Hidden from passing traffic, Lansdown Mews enjoys a quiet atmosphere and a distinctly residential feel, making it an exceptional retreat just moments from the heart of the city.The property is approached via a generous driveway with ample private parking, complemented by a double garage — an increasingly valuable asset in such a prime location. Constructed in the late twentieth century, the house has been intelligently designed with an emphasis on natural l

A beautifully renovated two bedroom apartment in the sought after Lansdown area of the city, with off-street parking and no onward chain. ACCOMMODATION 2 bedrooms large living/dining room gas fired heatingshower roomseparate kitchen private car parking space additional visitor parkingEXTERNALLYThe apartment benefits from a private parking space to the front of the building, whilst there is also communal visitor parking.LOCATIONBeaumont House occupies a most convenient and popular position, set well back and away from Lansdown Road on the city’s highly sought after Northern slopes. It is within a very short walk of Royal High and Kingswood Schools, whilst the countless shops and amenities in the centre of Bath are just over a mile away – well served by frequent buses. In addition, swift access to the M4 is available without having to cross the city. Tenure: LeaseholdLease length: 999 yrs from Sept 1978 Service charge: £130.25 per month (2026)Ground rent: £30 per annumCouncil Tax Band: ‘