Seymour Road, Bath, Bath

Setting the scene
Seymour Road occupies a highly desirable position in Lower Camden on the northern slopes of Bath, a peaceful no-through road that enjoys an elevated setting with stunning views across the city and surrounding hills. The area forms part of the popular Camden district, celebrated for its handsome Georgian and Victorian architecture, welcoming atmosphere, and strong sense of community.

Just moments away, newly opened William’s Table (formerly Town + House) set to become a local favourite eatery, adding to the area’s vibrant and sociable character. Shops and businesses at the eastern end of Camden Road include The Claremont pub (great pizzas!), two estate agencies, a hairdresser, and a chemist. A short stroll takes you to Larkhall village, approximately ten minutes away, offering a wider range of facilities including a post office, dentist, and Co-op supermarket, as well as independent shops such as a butcher, greengrocer, delicatessen, and hardware store. Fairfield Park Health Centre, a GP practice, is also conveniently located at the eastern end of Camden Road.

Lower Camden benefits from excellent walkability, with Bath city centre just 0.5 miles away. A pleasant downhill stroll leads into the heart of the city, where a wide range of theatres, restaurants, shops, and Bath’s iconic cultural attractions can be enjoyed. Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is renowned for its Georgian architecture and Roman heritage, offering extensive business, leisure, and cultural facilities, as well as two universities.

Families will appreciate the proximity of several well-regarded schools, including St Andrew’s, St Stephen’s, and St Saviour’s for primary education. Secondary options within easy reach include Hayesfield, Beechen Cliff, Royal High School Bath, King Edward’s School, and Kingswood School.

For commuters, Bath Spa railway station and Oldfield Park station are both easily accessible, with Bath Spa offering direct services to London Paddington in approximately 90 minutes and Bristol Temple Meads in around 12 minutes.

The Property
This beautifully presented Grade II listed Georgian end-of-terrace house offers a rare opportunity to acquire a distinguished period home. Immaculately maintained throughout, the property seamlessly blends classic architectural features with modern comforts, creating an inviting and elegant living environment. The spacious sitting room leads gracefully into the dining room, both featuring beautiful fireplaces and high ceilings, enhancing the sense of grandeur and making them perfect for entertaining or relaxed family living. The front-aspect Beauforts of Bristol kitchen overlooks the garden and is complemented by a utility room and WC, providing practical and stylish living space. The house boasts three generously sized double bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom, providing both privacy and convenience. The ground floor accommodation is thoughtfully arranged to maximise natural light and functionality, with well-proportioned rooms throughout. An exquisite Georgian gem, built in 1832, immaculately presented and brimming with timeless elegance.