5 bed terraced house

Lansdown Crescent is a Georgian building constructed between 1789 and 1793, designed by John Palmer, and situated on Lansdown Hill, offering clear views over central Bath. The property features a grand stone cantilevered staircase, original stone floors, and a Georgian fanlight above the front door. It has five bedrooms, an en-suite bathroom, a dressing room, and a wet room on the second floor, and an additional three bedrooms, a guest bedroom with en-suite bathroom, and a family bathroom on the top floor. The property also features a laundry room, a cloakroom, and a kitchen with black electric AGA, additional storage, and a pantry. The ground floor also includes a drawing and withdrawing room, a kitchen, and dining room with far-reaching views over the gardens. The house has a lower ground floor with a home office, gym, and a boiler room, as well as a shower and cloakroom, and two large vaults for wine storage. The gardens have been designed and landscaped, with a central Mulberry tree feature, elegant terraces, walling, and paving.