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Southbank is a stunning Grade II Listed residence located on the outskirts of Bath, the largest city in Somerset. Believed to date back to the 1640s, this historical property has a fascinating past, having served as a temporary hospital during the Battle of Lansdowne in the first English Civil War and later as the residence of Richard Cromwell, son of Oliver Cromwell, the first Lord Protector of England. Nestled discreetly behind a high stone wall with access from the High Street through stone gate pillars, Southbank is a gem made entirely of Bath limestone, making it a unique and charming abode in Weston village.
Upon entering the property, guests are greeted by a home rich in history and character. The elegantly decorated lounge, complete with a decorative inglenook fireplace, provides the perfect setting for cozy nights in with loved ones. The well-equipped kitchen offers ample space for entertaining and preparing delicious meals together. With three levels to explore, Southbank effortlessly combines period charm with modern comfort, ensuring a delightful stay for families, friends, or large groups seeking a city escape in Somerset.
The property features three beautifully appointed bedrooms, each with its own adjoining bathroom, allowing guests to indulge in luxury and comfort. Whether choosing the king-size bedroom on the first floor, the twin beds or super-king-size option on the second floor, or the super-king-size on the third floor, visitors will find themselves spoiled for choice when selecting their accommodations. Additionally, the sitting room with plush sofas and Smart TV offers a relaxing space to unwind after a day of exploration.
Outside, the property boasts a serene atmosphere, perfect for enjoying a morning coffee or watching pets play on the lush lawn. Southbank's convenient location makes it an ideal base for discovering the attractions and amenities nearby. Guests can immerse themselves in the rich history of Bath, exploring iconic sites such as the ancient Roman Baths and the historic Theatre Royal. A short drive or walk to Bath City Centre provides access to numerous independent stores, cafes, pubs, and restaurants, offering ample opportunities for shopping and dining experiences.
For those looking to venture beyond Bath, nearby destinations such as Bradford on Avon, Bristol, Chippenham, and Tetbury beckon with their own unique charm and attractions. Further afield, visitors can explore Glastonbury, Wells, Frome, Stonehenge, and Cardiff, ensuring a varied and enriching itinerary. A stay at Southbank promises an unforgettable retreat to Somerset, where guests can bask in the comfort and beauty of this historic property while indulging in the delights of the surrounding areas.
Contact: Sykes Cottages
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