Fancy a slice of Bridgerton’s Bath? A rather grand townhouse in the Royal Crescent has come to market, set within the same sweeping terrace that has served as the backdrop to the series’ Regency drama.
The Royal Crescent appears in Bridgerton as part of its Bath backdrop, most notably as the exterior of the Featheringtons' house.
Its honey-coloured curve and Georgian symmetry make it one of the show's most recognisable settings, standing in for Regency London's grand residential streets, while other scenes unfold across Bath's surrounding streets. With much of the Crescent carved into apartments, a hotel and a museum, intact townhouses here are few and far between.
The townhouse is Grade I listed, with eight bedrooms and eight bathrooms in the main building, plus a separate three-bedroom coach house and private parking. Inside, there are seven reception rooms, where original features have been carefully retained.
A sweeping central staircase rises through the house, with drawing rooms spanning the full width of the first floor. Below, the lower ground level has been reworked to include a cinema, gym, steam and spa room, a wine cellar with a bar and tasting area set within restored vaults. The interiors were overseen by designer Clair Strong.
Outside, a landscaped garden stretches the full width of the house, with the coach house tucked at the far end, offering additional living space.
What to Read Next
The asking price is £6,250,000 for the freehold. Still, move in and you might just find yourself in Lady Whistledown's pages.
With the series set to return and Francesca's love story still to unfold, Bath's starring role isn't fading any time soon.
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