A charming, light and bright studio apartment located on the first floor of this historic building, built in around 1760 and named The Vineyards due to the south facing vines that originally covered the slope behind until the 1730’s. It is in an excellent central location within level walking distance of the city centre and the artisan quarter of Walcot. At present the apartment is run as a successful and profitable holiday let business, but would suit as a pied a terre or first time buy. It has lovely views down The Paragon, a concave terrace of Georgian townhouses, the end of which leads into the city centre. The apartment has high ceilings, large sash windows with a lovely fitted kitchen, off which is the spacious shower room. SITUATION Vineyards is a pretty terrace of listed Georgian houses, along with The Countess of Huntingdon’s Chapel – The museum of Georgian architecture. It is set up on a raised pavement that leads directly to the centre of the city. In close proximity are numerous city centre attractions, including a wide range of shopping, dining, cultural and sporting opportunities. The historic Theatre Royal is nearby and offers a wonderfully varied programme of top quality entertainment. Bath is a World Heritage city famed for its Roman Heritage and Georgian architecture. With a variety of historical sites and museums, Bath also hosts a number of cultural festivals throughout the year. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Tenure: Leasehold (909 from 1 March 2002) Council Tax: Band A EPC: Band F