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£825,000
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Plot 39, New Retort House Positioned on the fifth floor, this 3 bedroom penthouse apartment boasts a superb open plan living area with a contemporary kitchen
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£850,000
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Plot 38, New Retort House Positioned on the fifth floor, this 3 bedroom penthouse apartment boasts a superb open plan living area with a contemporary kitchen.
£579,950
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A spacious three bedroom ground floor apartment with two private terraces. The luxury kitchen is accessible from both the living/dining room and hallway. While the two additional double bedrooms are both good sizes.
£634,950
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A stunning apartment located on the first floor of Stokeleigh Court. The SieMatic kitchen is open plan to the living/dining room and has a large balcony. On the other side of the apartment is the second balcony from the master bedroom.
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£1,000,000
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Plot C5 A spacious three double bedroom ground floor apartment with open plan kitchen/living/dining area and a large private terrace running the length of the property. Complete with private covered parking for two cars. This home boasts beautiful ...
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£1,150,000
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A beautiful second floor, 3 bedroom apartment in Hope Place within the prestigious Hope House development in central Bath. This home benefits from generous room sizes, luxurious design and finish and two parking spaces.
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