The city of Bath is known for its Georgian architecture and historic interiors, but you can also find homes that are more contemporary in style if that's more to your liking. This apartment in the leafy suburbs is a fine example. There's a strong undercurrent of minimalism throughout with a soothing absence of clutter or unnecessary accoutrements. The dazzlingly white walls and bare wooden floor work particularly well with the copious amounts of natural light that come in from the floor-to-ceiling windows, while the kitchen is both welcomingly large and sleek. An added perk of the home is access to the building's communal garden, which offers a peaceful spot to sit and enjoy bursts of mild weather. The attractions of central Bath start from as close as fifteen minutes' walk away, such as the Royal Crescent and the Fashion Museum, while the quaint villages and walking routes of the vast Cotswolds AONB lie a short drive outside of the city. Home truths: *The single-level apartment is on the first floor of a building with no elevator *There's private parking available at the address *Your host can provide a cot and high chair for free upon request *The host looks after other apartments in the building and it's possible to book several in conjunction to accommodate up to twenty guests *Breakfast can be provided *Though there isn't a dedicated desk here, the dining table doubles up as a laptop-friendly workspace