Property description
ENTRANCE HALL Part glazed top lit panelled front door leading to lobby with meters and coved ceiling. Internal part decorative glazed door leading to hall with radiator, coved ceiling, ornate plaster arch, cloaks area and stairs to upper floors with storage cupboard under.
SITTING ROOM Double glazed bay front window, coved ceiling, picture rail, radiator, fireplace surround with cast iron inset, alcove cupboards with shelving over, ceiling rose.
DINING ROOM Double glazed rear window, radiator, picture rail, exposed floorboards, alcove shelving.
KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM Two double glazed side windows, double glazed door to rear gardens, range of cream base and wall units with beech worktops, inset porcelain sink & drainer, plumbing for washing machine & dishwasher, fireplace recess housing Stoves range cooker, space for tall fridge/freezer, part tiled walls.
LANDING Stairs to second floor with double cupboard under, radiator.
BEDROOM 1 Double glazed bay front window, additional double glazed front window, two radiators, original cast iron fireplace, alcove double wardrobe with cupboards over, picture rail.
BEDROOM 2 Double glazed rear window, alcove double wardrobe with cupboards over, original cast iron fireplace, radiator, picture rail.
BEDROOM 3 Double glazed rear window, radiator, original cast iron fireplace, loft access (loft houses gas combination boiler).
BATHROOM Double glazed side window, panelled bath with shower over, heated towel rail, pedestal basin, low level W.C, part tiled walls, extractor fan.
LANDING Velux skylight to front.
BEDROOM 4 Two Velux skylights to front and one to rear, eaves storage access, two radiators, study desk space.
REAR GARDENS 28ft x 14ft approx + side return
Walls and fences to side/rear, gated rear access. A delightful city garden space, facing southeast, with beds and borders surrounding a patio area.
AGENTS NOTES Our client informs us that, after purchasing the property in 2006, they conducted extensive renovations to include;
New roof
Loft conversion to building regulations
Rewiring
New central heating/boiler
New double glazed sash windows to front elevation
HISTORICAL NOTES Sir William Pulteney, 5th Baronet (October 1729 30 May 1805), known as William Johnstone until 1767, was an eminent Scottish lawyer, Member of Parliament, and at one time reputedly the wealthiest man in Great Britain.
In 1760, he married heiress Frances Pulteney. Frances was the third daughter of MP Daniel Pulteney and first cousin once removed of William Pulteney, 1st Earl of Bath. She inherited William's substantial fortune and estates in Bath after his death in 1764 and that of his younger brother and heir in 1767. These estates included 600 acres of predominantly farmland and market gardens, separated from the city by the Avon (and, at the time, only reachable by ferry). Pulteney's architect, Robert Adam, built Pulteney Bridge in 1773 and Thomas Baldwin began construction on the new estate in 1788.
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