Former PM’S home on sale for £3.5m
These pictures show the Somerset house once home to a British prime minister which is now is on the market for £3.5 million.
Pitt House in Bath, built in 1792, was home to William Pitt the younger who was Britain’s youngest Prime Minister at the age of 24 in 1783.
William Pitt, inset, lived at the house between 1801 and 1804, the period between his two terms at Prime Minster.
The house was also home to the offices of the Bath Conservative Association for many years. As well as having some impressive historical credentials, the Grade I-listed Georgian townhouse is centrally located and is incredibly furnished.
Nowadays, the property has been restored into a luxurious family home, with 18 chandeliers, Aston Martin upholstery, eight TVS and a room dedicated purely to present wrapping.
The house costs £3.5m and also comes with a one-year membership to The Gainsborough Bath Spa.
Situated on Johnstone Street, the five-bedroom family home spans over five floors, totalling 4,320 square feet.
There are also three bathrooms, five reception rooms and a superb staircase.
On the ground floor, light and elegant hallway, staircases and hallways as well as a study or cloakroom with a grand fireplace and views onto Laura Place and Great Pulteney Street. Also on this floor, the bespoke kitchen, has windows to the rear, stone worktops and a walnut island unit with curved banquet seating and a circular breakfast table. It boasts two ovens, two fridge freezers and even two dishwashers.
On the first floor, the elegant living space is across two adjoining rooms with grand proportions - one to the front of the house, with tall windows, fireplace and a 75-inch TV, and the other with views of Bath’s famous weir, the Empire Hotel and Parade Gardens.
Across the hall landing, there’s a second study or bedroom, while upstairs a master suite stretches the whole of the second floor. The suite includes a large bedroom, a bathroom with a freestanding bath a walk-in shower, two sinks and a dressing room.
The third and fourth floors are home to three more bedrooms and two bathrooms, as well as a well-equipped utility room. For more details, visit the Knight Frank website.