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"Built circa 1760 1770, by John Wood The Elder , number 8 Miles s Buildings sits in the centre of this Georgian Grade II listed terrace. Packed with original features, historic charm and elegance of the era, this four storey townhouse is on the market with no chain.
Inside, on the ground floor, the living room spans the width of the house and has a triptych of panelled windows overlooking the east facing walled garden. Wooden wall panelling wraps around this room and the adjacent dining room study to dado level and there s an attractive iron fireplace with marble mantle. The dining room study also has a fireplace and is at the front of the house.
The kitchen dining room is on the lower ground, with access via a glazed door out to the rear garden. The original oven and fireplace are still in situ, as well as two large wooden dressers. There s exposed stone work on one wall, wooden worktops and cabinetry and a range style oven. A large family bathroom, several storage cupboards and two large vaults are also on this level.
The first floor is home to the principal bedroom suite; it s the same footprint as the ground floor, again with three shuttered windows with views to the garden, and a fireplace. The spacious ensuite has stone tiled flooring, white brick patterned walls and a large walk in shower. A fitted wardrobe and under sink unit provide useful storage.
The second floor has two good sized bedrooms, both with fireplaces, and a family bathroom with bath. Built in discreet storage runs the length of the hallway and there s further storage capacity via in the loft via a ceiling hatch.
The rectangular walled rear garden faces east and provides a private outside space that is accessed from the lower ground level kitchen. A paved terrace is adjacent to the house; each side framed by stone walls with trellising and climbing plants. A few steps up lead to the lawn, with flowerbeds either side and another, smaller, paved area at the rear, with seating where the evening sun will fall. There are a few mature shrubs, small trees and hedging.

Miles s Buildings is a row of nine terrace houses tucked away in a quiet pathway that links George Street and Alfred Street in the heart of Bath s city centre. Just around the corner from the Assembly Rooms and close to The Circus and the Royal Crescent, it s an ideal location.
Bath is famous for its excellent cultural and leisure amenities including specialist shops, museums, art galleries and theatres, as well as restaurants, bars and caf s. Bath also has a highly regarded range of private and state schools, catering for all age groups, which include King Edwards, Kingswood and The Royal High, all within easy reach. There s a high speed train services from Bath Spa Railway Station to London Paddington approximately 90 minutes .