Belgrave Crescent, Bath, Bath

Setting The Scene

Belgrave Crescent is a highly sought after residential road, quietly positioned one level below Camden Road. With minimal passing traffic, it enjoys a peaceful setting while still benefitting from impressive far reaching views across the city and beyond. A pedestrian pathway at the end of the crescent leads through to Thomas Street and on into Hedgemead Park, providing a pleasant and convenient walking route.

Situated in the popular Camden area, the property is ideally placed for a number of well regarded schools, including St Stephen’s Primary and Royal High School and Kingswood Secondaries, with King Edward’s also within easy reach. The World Heritage city of Bath renowned for its outstanding cultural, educational, retail and sporting facilities, is just a short walk away. Bath Spa railway station offers mainline services to London Paddington in approximately 90 minutes, and Bristol Temple Meads in around 12–15 minutes.

Nearby Lansdown provides straightforward access to the A420 towards Bristol and Chippenham, as well as the M4 (Junction 18). A range of local shops and amenities are within walking distance, including Morrisons, Waitrose, and the excellent selection of restaurants and independent businesses in the city centre.

The Property

This elegant Victorian townhouse is arranged over four floors, offering an abundance of versatile space that can be adapted to suit a variety of lifestyle needs. Tastefully decorated throughout, the home seamlessly blends period charm with modern living. With four generous double bedrooms and an exceptional open plan kitchen, dining and living space, it provides both flexibility and style in equal measure.

Rich in character, the property showcases a wealth of beautiful period features from exposed wooden floorboards and high ceilings to large bay and sash windows, multiple fireplaces, intricate ceiling detailing and a striking internal feature window. Every level reflects the craftsmanship and proportions so typical of its era.

The standout open plan kitchen space is undoubtedly a key selling point. The living area, centred around a chimney breast with wood burner, is framed by large sash windows that capture breath taking views. The kitchen and dining area is spacious, well-appointed and designed for both everyday family life and entertaining, with direct access to the garden creating a seamless indoor outdoor connection. The house meets the garden on multiple levels, making it particularly well suited to family living and thoughtfully designed for easy flow.

The recently landscaped garden has been carefully designed to be both manageable and to make the most of the far reaching views. At the bottom of the garden sits a useful outbuilding, along with parking for two cars accessed via Seymour Road, a rare and valuable feature for a property of this style and location.