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Office for saleGrosvenor House, The Square, Lower Bristol Road, Bath, Somerset BA2
35,284 sq. ft
Available immediately
About this property
Other potential uses include hotel, care home or student accommodation (subject to planning).
The building has an EPC rating of "C" (56).
Grosvenor House is situated in the city centre on The Square, accessible immediately off the Lower Bristol Road (A36), within a 10 minute walk of Bath Spa railway station which provides direct services to London and Bristol in 75 minutes and 12 minutes respectively.
The site is opposite the newly built Quays Bridge which provides pedestrian access across the river into the city centre, taking approximately 5 minutes on foot. The surrounding uses include office, residential and student accommodation.
Bath is an historic city and one of the strongest retail and leisure centres in the UK. It is world famous for its Georgian architecture and Roman Baths, and the only city in the UK to be designated by unesco as a World Heritage Site. The city's major tourist attractions include the Roman Baths, The Pump Room, natural hot springs and the city's rugby ground at The Rec, which attracts around 4.6m visitors a year. Bath provides an excellent range of amenities and services from shopping to museums and art galleries and is established as one of the most desirable places to live in the UK. Bath has a population of 101,557 (ons 2021) and a primary catchment of c450,000 persons (source: Promis). The catchment population is one of the most affluent and educated in the UK with an above average population of adults within the most affluent ab social group. The population is also supported by the c. 39,000 strong student population that attend either The University of Bath or Bath Spa University. Bath is located approximately 115 miles from Central London, 13 miles southeast of Bristol and 56 miles south-east of Cardiff.
Other potential uses include hotel, care home or student accommodation (subject to planning).
The building has an EPC rating of "C" (56).
The site is opposite the newly built Quays Bridge which provides pedestrian access across the river into the city centre, taking approximately 5 minutes on foot. The surrounding uses include office, residential and student accommodation.
Bath is an historic city and one of the strongest retail and leisure centres in the UK. It is world famous for its Georgian architecture and Roman Baths, and the only city in the UK to be designated by unesco as a World Heritage Site. The city's major tourist attractions include the Roman Baths, The Pump Room, natural hot springs and the city's rugby ground at The Rec, which attracts around 4.6m visitors a year. Bath provides an excellent range of amenities and services from shopping to museums and art galleries and is established as one of the most desirable places to live in the UK. Bath has a population of 101,557 (ons 2021) and a primary catchment of c450,000 persons (source: Promis). The catchment population is one of the most affluent and educated in the UK with an above average population of adults within the most affluent ab social group. The population is also supported by the c. 39,000 strong student population that attend either The University of Bath or Bath Spa University. Bath is located approximately 115 miles from Central London, 13 miles southeast of Bristol and 56 miles south-east of Cardiff.
Other potential uses include hotel, care home or student accommodation (subject to planning).
The building has an EPC rating of "C" (56).
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