Riverside Mews is a development situated in a delightful and rare riverside location right in the heart of the beautiful Georgian World Heritage City of Bath.The development is well situated in St Johns Road, within ¼ of a mile of the world-famous Pulteney Bridge and Great Pulteney Street, Henrietta Park and the river footpath for relaxing walks and easy access to the city centre.
Bath is renowned for offering an outstanding selection of bars, restaurants and fantastic shopping facilities alongside cultural attractions including the Bath Thermae Spa, and the Theatre Royal, all of which are within easy reach.
The project consists of seven two and three bedroom townhouses in a stylish terrace incorporating four individual designs over two or three storeys, and an adjoining office, all with secure underground parking, idyllic riverside terraces and communal landscaped gardens shaded by trees, with the benefit of a landing stage to give access to water based pursuits.
Other features include gas-fired under floor heating throughout, with individually controlled zones, and separately controllable heated towel rails. A comprehensive alarm and electrical system will also be state-of-the-art, with options for satellite, audio and video. Additional cost options include an iPod docking station and discreet ceiling mounted speakers which allow music from a number of different sources including your own hi-fi to be distributed to multiple locations and remotely controlled.
Prices range from £495,000-£775,000. To arrange a viewing, ask questions or obtain the brochure please Crisp Cowley on 01225-789333 or Cobb Farr on 01225-333332 or visit Ashford Homes web-site at www.ashford-homes.co.uk.
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