Property description

AGENTS NOTES All the character and reassuring solidity of the Victorian era, beautifully combined with bespoke modern fittings and wonderfully light open plan space - this spectacular two double bedroom maisonette is one of only six apartments in this 2010 central Oldfield ecclesiastical conversion and offers a rare combination of spacious two floor accommodation, designated off street parking and superb access to local amenities/transport links.

Ground floor accommodation comprises of; two double bedrooms, hall, storage cupboards and a three piece bathroom. Stairs then lead to an open plan first floor 26ft x 22ft reception space with a stunning vaulted ceiling, dual aspect mullion windows and sitting, dining, study and kitchen areas



Oldfield Park is a thriving suburban community to the south of Bath city centre with superb transport links, including its own train station on the main line to Bristol Temple Meads, Bath Spa & London Paddington. The area is served by several direct bus services into Bath city centre, as well as to both universities. Moorland Road (100yds to the southeast) is the main high street of the area and has a comprehensive selection of local amenities including shops, restaurants, cafe\‘s and bars.



The owner of this property currently rents a garage in Triangle West in addition to the allocated parking space provided. The landlord of the garage has expressed an interest in selling if any prospective buyer wishes additional parking and separate negotiations can be arranged if required.



The property is leasehold (residue 999yr lease from 2010) and self managed by the six owners. Current service charges are approx £1552pa 

HISTORICAL NOTES Oldfield Park Primitive Methodist chapel was opened on Wednesday September 14th,1892 having cost £2,249 to build. The preacher at the opening ceremony was the Rev J Clapham and the collection amounted to just over £4. Membership of the church at that time was recorded at 34 people. The building was on two levels - the lower one was the Sunday School and hall whilst the worship area was upstairs. Local residents will also remember the tin church hall (called the Institute Building on maps and built in 1903) which once stood to the left side of the building. Planning permission was granted for residential conversion into 6 apartments in June 2008 and, after 117 years of worship, the final service was held in October 2009. 

ENTRANCE HALLS Communal hall serving Flats 5 and 6 only with quarry tiled entrance flooring and leaded side windows. Double doors to further inner hall with private front doors to each flat.



Panelled front door, radiator, staircase to first floor with large storage cupboard under, utility cupboard with wall mounted Viessmann gas combination boiler and fuseboard. 

BEDROOM 1 Double glazed side mullion window with deep sill, radiator. 

BEDROOM 2 Double glazed front and side mullion windows with deep sills, radiator. 

BATHROOM Double glazed front mullion window, heated towel rail, pedestal basin, low level W.C, Pshaped panelled bath with shower over, extractor fan, travertine tiled floor, part travertine tiled walls. 

SITTING ROOM Balustraded stairs from ground floor - open plan space with 12ft wide multipane double glazed mullion window looking out over Brook Road to Beckfords Tower, wood flooring, two radiators and a spectacular vaulted ceiling.  

STUDY/OFFICE AREA Corner space to side of staircase with telephone point - ideal for desking or library. 

DINING AREA Double glazed low level side mullion window, large Velux skylight, radiator - open plan to kitchen and sitting room areas. 

KITCHEN Double glazed low level side mullion window, large Velux skylight, radiator, range of gloss white base units with worktops and inset sink unit with monobloc tap. Fitted washing machine, fitted dishwasher, inset Neff gas hob with oven under and hood over. Fitted fridge and freezer. 

ALLOCATED PARKING Designated off road parking space situated in the parking forecourt off Triangle West to the front of the building.  

COMMUNAL AMENITIES Communal lawns and seating area with mature trees and shrubs. Enclosed by railings with gated access opposite Brook Road bridge or steps from parking forecourt.