BA2 Argyle Congregational Chapel, Argyle Street, Bath

Grade II listed and dating back to 1789, the former chapel building has recently been split to form flats in the rear section, leaving the church area available as a large space to let within the centre of the city. The ground floor, accessed from twin doors to the side of an imposing frontage, provides open space. Above are galleried areas and below vaulted basement with side access to Grove Street.

A small second floor provides 2 small additional rooms.

The property would now suit a number of uses, subject to planning

Bath is a city of international renown, located approximately 100 miles west of London and 13 miles east of Bristol. Bath is served by excellent transport links, including frequent train services to Bristol Temple Meads and London Paddington.

The property is situated in the heart of the city, adjacent to retail and commercial areas, and very close to Pulteney Bridge. Argyle Street is a main pedestrian route heading east from the centre, while adjoining Grove Street is predominantly residential. The Roman Baths, Milsom Street, Queen Square, and Bath Spa train station are all easily accessible.