1 Cleveland Bridge, Bath, Somerset, BA1 5DH

Cleveland Bridge was built in in 1827 for horse drawn vehicles and pedestrians to access the city of Bath. The bridge is a Grade II* listed structure with 4 former toll houses positioned, 2 at either end of the bridge.

Number 1 is a 2 bedroom leasehold house arranged over three storeys leading down to a riverside patio and garden area. The property is accessed at street level with a bathroom and dawing room on this level. On the next level down there are two bedrooms with one having a secreted en suite shower room. Stairs then lead down to the lower floor which comprises a high ceilinged kitchen with exposed stone walls and patio doors leading out to the decked area overlooking the river Avon with a small riverside garden giving access for boating and observing life on the river.

Location: Cleveland Bridge is one of the most significant bridges in the city linking the A4 with the A36 in Bathwick. It is a level walk into the shopping cetre of Bath and there are a number of parls and wlks within the ner vicinity (Sydney Gardens and Henrietta Park) and close for cycling on the Kennet and Avon canal.