Not the kind of property you would expect to find in bath, but this 1960s Peter Womersley-designed modernist house in Bath is one you'll not forget in a hurry.
This is apparently the only post war modernist house built within the city, built between 1966 and 1968 to a bold brick and frameless glass design by Womersley – designed to offer unobstructed views of the surrounding countryside.
Arranged over a series of interlinking half levels, the western pavilion is a self-contained annexe, the central pavilion contains the kitchen, dining room, bathroom and two bedrooms. The eastern pavilion is occupied by the main living room, a further sitting room, bedroom, study/fifth bedroom and a shower room. But that's not all the property offers.
Also included are equestrian facilities which include eight stables, two paddocks and a further area which was once used as a manege and could be restored. There is also a stone outbuilding which provides a workshop and garaging, the whole area covering 12.7 acres. So a house and a business, providing you are into horses.
That does account for the high price, with offers of around £2 million invited. Check out the agent's brochure on the site for more images of the property.
Find out more at the Savills website
Cracking find and what an awesome place! Unsurprisingly now under offer and that’s a lot of house and land for a reasonable price.
Shame they weren’t my numbers from last weeks EuroMillions. 🙁
wow this house is so unique!