Bathwick Hill House is an important Grade II* listed city residence designed by Edmund Henry Goodridge circa 1825 occupying an elevated, stately position overlooking Bath.
An excellent family oriented property that retains well-proportioned reception rooms and provides ample family and guest accommodation as well as a vast entertainment space.
The property is built to a square plan with a symmetrical layout and a grand, central transverse staircase adorned with lantern lights.
The principal reception rooms to three sides of the building spill onto a paved balustrade sun terrace which leads down to the gardens. A rose lined avenue leads to the pool house.
The original Italianate garden building set 30 metres East of Bathwick Hill House has subsequently been redesigned by Watson Bertram & Fell to form a luxurious swimming pool and leisure complex encased in sliding glass doors and Doric columns. To the outside of the pool house is a built in bbq for summer entertaining.
A sweeping gated driveway winds up past a modern studio and double garage and terminates by the main entrance and further garaging.
The Lodge House sits at the entrance to the driveway and is a two bedroom property with a single garage. Previously rented to staff or used as guest accommodation, this cosy house could also provide a regular rental income should one wish.
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