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Designed to offer a practical and well-balanced layout for both everyday living and entertaining, the apartment seamlessly blends modern conveniences with high-quality fittings and charming period features. Elegant sash windows flood the interior with natural light, enhancing the sense of space created by the notably high ceilings.
The apartment is accessed via a well-maintained communal hallway, with both stairs and lift service to the upper floors. Extending to just under 1300 sq ft, Apartment 4 opens into a welcoming reception hall, from which all principal rooms are accessed. The accommodation includes a generously proportioned, south-west facing, triple-aspect sitting/dining room. This impressive space features large sash windows, decorative coving, and an attractive fireplace, creating a refined yet comfortable setting. A door leads out onto a private balcony, enjoying delightful views of the Cathedral and offering ample space for a table, chairs, and additional seating-ideal for al fresco dining or relaxation.
The adjoining kitchen, which also benefits from views towards the Cathedral, is fitted with a comprehensive range of wall and base units, complemented by quartz work surfaces. There is space for a range of appliance. A further built-in cupboard houses the recently installed electric boiler and immersion tank.
The principal bedroom is well-appointed, featuring a built-in triple wardrobe and a large sash window that allows for an abundance of natural light. The ensuite shower room is fitted with a spacious double shower enclosure, pedestal wash basin, and WC, with partially tiled walls.
The second bedroom is also well-proportioned and includes built-in shelving with low-level cupboards set within an alcove, along with a charming outlook towards the Cathedral spire.
The bathroom, located just off the landing, is fitted with a white suite comprising a panelled bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, a pedestal wash hand basin, and WC.

John Wood House is an attractive Grade II listed red-brick property, originally constructed in 1767 by John Wood of Bath, from whom it takes its name. In 1997, it was thoughtfully converted from the former Salisbury Infirmary by the established developers Future Heritage of Bath, becoming part of what is now known as the Cathedral Views development.

Cathedral Views is an exclusive gated development ideally positioned opposite Queen Elizabeth Gardens and the River Avon. The beautifully maintained communal grounds are cared for by a dedicated daily caretaker, ensuring a consistently high standard throughout.

Beyond the main entrance, further double iron gates lead to John Wood House, where residents can enjoy charming landscaped gardens featuring gravelled pathways, manicured lawns, and elegant parterre-style planting.
To the right of the entrance, adjacent to Nightingale and Queenswood House, there is an additional generous lawn and shrub garden, perfectly situated alongside the River Avon, offering a peaceful and picturesque setting. The property also benefits from a single garage located within a block of similar units, along with several visitor parking spaces for added convenience.