




Discover a truly splendid retreat at The Admiral's House, a luxurious and elegantly dressed Georgian property located in the very heart of Bath, England. Originally built to provide high-end accommodation for wealthy visitors seeking the healing waters of the city, this listed detached residence has been recently restored to its former grandeur, offering an exquisite country house style experience for your group.
Designed to accommodate up to 14 guests, the home is spread across four floors. The sleeping arrangements feature 7 bedrooms and 7 beds, consisting of 5 twin rooms and 2 double rooms, providing ample space and versatility for large families or small groups. The property includes 3 bathrooms, each equipped with a shower to ensure comfort for all visitors.
Inside, the house is beautifully appointed for group living. A spacious dining table comfortably seats guests for large, shared meals, and the home boasts two fully equipped kitchen areas—one located downstairs and the main kitchen on the second floor—to maintain the historic flow of the property. For relaxation, guests can enjoy a comfortable lounge area or retreat to the quieter reading room and study. Outside, a small patio with benches provides a peaceful spot to unwind.
Situated in a prime location, The Admiral's House is just a 5-minute walk from Bath High Street's vibrant shops, cafes, bars, and nightlife. The world-famous Roman Baths and Thermae Bath Spa are both under a 10-minute walk away, while iconic landmarks like Pulteney Bridge and the Royal Crescent are also within easy walking distance. Once you arrive, a car is not needed to explore the city centre.
Practical Information:
If you are looking for a setting that perfectly encompasses the timeless look and feel of the City of Bath, The Admiral's House is the perfect choice for your stay.
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