The property is an absolute hidden gem of pure Georgian elegance. Beautifully designed by “John Pinch the Elder” in 1818 this property holds all the immeasurable features associated with its Grade 1 listing and being part of a World Heritage city.

It is documented that No.1 Sion Hill Place is considerably larger than the rest of the terrace. The property was remodelled and extended in the 1930’s when the front facade of a John Wood the Elder designed house c1738 from Chippenham was rebuilt stone by stone onto the west flank of the building to create Summerhill Mansion and No.1.

The building’s interior was remodelled for Ernest Cook in 1936, grandson of travel entrepreneur Thomas Cook, when the new staircase, doors and flooring were added. Many items were refurbished from Chesterfield House, Westminster which was once the former London town house residence of the Royal Princess Mary.

Sion Hill Place is an elegant terrace of nine Grade I listed Georgian townhouses located in a highly sought-after position on Bath’s northern slopes. This handsome terrace is tucked away in a quiet secluded residential area with a beautiful leafy aspect to the front, plenty of on street parking and wonderful elevated views of the city.

The UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath is on the doorstep and offers a wonderful array of independent and chain retail outlets, many fine restaurants, cafes and wine bars and an excellent selection of cultural activities which include a well renowned international music and literary festival, the newly refurbished One Royal Crescent and Holburne Museums, The Roman Baths and Pump Rooms.

World Class sporting facilities are available at the nearby Bath Rugby and Cricket Clubs and at Bath University, along with a well-respected local tennis club in Lansdown. There are also many good state and independent schools within easy reach which include St Stephens and St Andrews Primary Schools, Kingswood and The Royal High Schools on the Lansdown slopes.

Communication include a direct line to London Paddington, Bristol and South Wales from Bath Spa Railway Station, the M4 junction 18 is approx. 8 miles to the north and Bristol Airport is miles to the west.