Grade 2 Listed Georgian House (circa 1820) in the World Heritage City of Bath

Harebell House, which is on four floors, is a Georgian Grade 2 listed building (built circa 1820) with many original features. The house faces a beautiful wooded park. There are steps from the front garden up to the front door which leads into the main hall. The sitting room and dining room lead off the hall on this level and the kitchen then leads off the dining room. In addition, there is also a small balcony (ideal for breakfast in the summer) leading off the dining room. The master bedroom, with generous en-suite bathroom, occupies the whole of the first floor and the guest bedroom, guest bathroom and study (third bedroom) occupy the second floor. There is a self-contained, single bedroomed, apartment (with separate entrance) at semi-basement/garden level which is occupied by a friend. The rear walled garden is for the use of the main house and loungers and a table and chairs are available. At the end of the garden is the original Georgian coach house (now a garage) with a small gym on the first floor.