Queens Parade, Bath

Listed Grade II, Queens Parade was designed by John Wood the Elder and built between 1766 and 1770 and is situated just off Queen Square can be found at the heart of the Georgian city of Bath. A short walk will take you to the centre of Royal Victoria Park and towards the Botanical Gardens, alternatively the city centre with its vast array of cultural, leisure and shopping facilities including some excellent restaurants, the Theatre Royal, The Rec Home of Bath Rugby, Bath Thermae Spa and Bath Abbey are all within easy reach. In addition to this central location, commuters will be pleased to note that Junction 18 of the M4 can be found at Tormarton, a ten mile drive north of the city, giving access to London, north Bristol and the Midlands (via the M5). In addition, Bath Railway Station is just ten minutes walk away with its high speed links to London Paddington (approx 90 minutes), Bristol and the West Country.

Leasehold - reisdue of 999 years.No onward chain.
Council tax Band D

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