Arranged across 3,452 sq ft, this five-bedroom residence is set in a honey-hued terrace of 20 Grade II-listed Georgian buildings. A rare coupling of Georgian provenance and contemporary luxury, it boasts intricate historic detailing, lofty proportions, and an exceptional sense of light and space throughout. Its trove of original features, including the marble and cast-iron fireplaces, ornate cornices, and floor-to-ceiling sash windows, have been masterfully restored by local craftsmen. Upon entry, an expansive hallway leads into a bright and airy dining room, clad in restored wooden panelling. A door opens directly onto the picturesque walled garden, extending the space outdoors. A bespoke kitchen by Tom Howley sits adjacent, appointed with a marble fireplace, built-in cabinets, and marble worktops. A magnificent, jewel-toned staircase lies at the heart of the home, leading up to the first floor, where the main drawing room and adjoining study reside. Sanded and stained pine floors run underfoot, complemented by two restored marble fireplaces, original stained-glass window panels, and working shutters that speak to the home’s storied heritage. The second floor is dedicated to the principal bedroom, complete with a walk-in wardrobe and an adjoining master bathroom with a marble vanity and a striking feature wall. Three vast windows frame sweeping views over the hills of Somerset, while the two restored fireplaces and handsome built-in cabinetry lend period character. Underfloor heating is a further highlight. The third floor comprises three additional bedrooms, each finished with textured wallpaper, restored cupboards, and fitted wool carpeting, alongside a family bathroom. Heading down to the lower ground floor, a high-ceilinged family room with a drinks station and fridge opens onto a pretty walled garden, ushering in ample natural light. The remaining bedroom, a powder room, and a shower room complete this level. The lighting throughout the home has been meticulously considered, with designer pieces by Michael Anastassiades, Le Klint, and alabaster lamps by Kelly Wearstler. The townhouse is available to purchase turnkey with select interiors, artwork, and furnishings, subject to further agreement with SUITE 07. Two vintage Murano chandeliers can also be included upon separate negotiation. The property enjoys a privileged position in the heart of Bath, just moments from the boutiques, antique haunts, and cafés of Bartlett Street, and a short stroll from The Circus and the Assembly Rooms. Upscale retail offerings on Saville Row, Russell Street, and Alfred Street are also close at hand, as are the verdant expanses of Victoria Park and the iconic Royal Crescent. Breathtaking vistas stretch across the city to the rolling countryside beyond, while the wider Cotswolds AONB lies just a short drive away.