the palladian townhouse

Ground Floor

Enter the property through the Georgian facade from a pedestrianised cobbled square, only a few steps from the iconic Roman Baths and Bath Abbey. Once inside the stately hallway, you’ll find the entrance to your hideaway on the ground floor. The space consists of high ceilings and large sash windows, filling the property with natural light and greeting you with an air of regal romance.

The decor and interiors are effortlessly stylish, enhanced by the palatial backdrop of crisp white walls and original Georgian features. The open-plan living space and its sumptuous velvet sofas centre around an ornate open fire with an Art Deco style mirror overhead. The exquisitely designed marble kitchen is so beautiful, it’ll make even the least confident of those in the cooking department want to instantly begin prepping a banquet, to be enjoyed around either the indoor or outdoor dining table.

Lower Ground Floor

Downstairs sit the 3 individually designed yet equally elegant bedrooms, all with super-king size beds and stone floors with underfloor heating. The Master Suite, with its statement wrought iron bed, is finished with soft green wooden panelled walls and and lofty floor to ceiling windows. It also has its very own spoiling en-suite marble wet room with a rainfall shower.

The second bedroom, in contrast, has rich hague-hued walls. Here you can expect vintage-style features with a French flair, another king-sized bed with a rattan headboard and a statement sandstone fireplace. The third and final bedroom has a charming vaulted ceiling, a vanity area and a super-king bed that can be made into twins upon request. No expense has been spared in the family bathroom; decked in marble with a roll top bathtub and separate rainfall shower, this is a place for pampering.

Outside

Follow the French doors outside into a secluded walled courtyard garden, where an alfresco dining set up of dreams awaits you. Lined with olive trees and swathed in fairy lights, this outdoor space is perfect for cosy starlit soirees.

Dogs

1 dog is allowed for an additional fee of £40. Kindly note that dogs should not be left unattended, nor are they allowed downstairs or on any of the furniture.

Things To Do

– Catch a film in style at one of the charming independent cinemas. The Little Theatre or The Tivoli are our favourites.
– Browse one of the treasured independent book shops and immerse yourself in the strong literary tradition of the city.
– Of course, no trip to Bath would be complete without a tour of the Roman Baths.
– Both wild swimming in the River Avon or paddleboarding along the Kennet and Avon Canal are popular in the summer months.
– Enjoy a picnic with a view at Royal Victoria Park or Royal Crescent Park or venture out of town to the National Trust’s Prior Park.