Designed by the architect Jonathan Ellis-Miller for his own occupation, this exceptional single-storey house is constructed primarily from steel and glass. The house was the recipient of the 1993 RIBA British Steel Awards. ]]>
Designed by the architect Jonathan Ellis-Miller for his own occupation, this exceptional single-storey house is constructed primarily from steel and glass. The house was the recipient of the 1993 RIBA British Steel Awards. ]]>
This superb landmark home is a highly acclaimed example of one of the few surviving Art Deco houses in the country, featuring an original octagonal heated swimming pool,]]>
The Vatch House an imposing Grade II Listed property originally constructed in the 18th Century with 19th Century Gothic Facade and additions,]]>
This exceptionally fine Grade I listed 17th century property retains many original period features including an impressive carved oak Jacobean well staircase, a spit wheel, solar room, extensive oak panelling and the remains of a priest hole]]>
The property dates back originally to Georgian times with later Victorian additions and is believed to have been built as a hunting lodge to a larger estate]]>
Grade II listed as being of special architectural or historical interest, with origins dating back to the early seventeenth century. This former rectory however was largely rebuilt in 1852.]]>
An outstanding, superbly proportioned Grade I Listed Georgian Townhouse in a first class central City location]]>
The property is Grade II listed as an outstanding example of late Regency architecture and is mentioned in Sir Nikolas Pevsners Architectural Guide to the Buildings of England.]]>
An impressive Grade II listed house with unrivalled southern views over Bath, set in over 2 acres. The house is within walking distance of the centre of Bath]]>
An impressive Grade II Listed Georgian house on the edge of the village. ]]>
A magnificent Early Victorian townhouse with a beautifully appointed interior]]>
A beautiful Georgian townhouse with Victorian additions and delightful views. Listed Grade II and believed to have been built in the 1820’s, with a magnificent cantilevered stone staircase.]]>
A beautuful grade II listed country residence offering a wealth of character standing in lovely mature gardens in the village of Longdon with easy access to both Tewkesbury and Cheltenham ]]>
A substantial and most impressive detached double fronted Grade II* Georgian family home by Attwood, a famous Bath Architect, around 1780 in the heart of the city.]]>
An impressive double fronted detached Victorian Townhouse in a first class residential location on the Southern slopes of Bath with truly outstanding views across the City and beyond.]]>
Desccribed by Pevsner, an acknowledged authority in architecture as; stuccoed two-part early 19th Century front with an Itanlianate porch; a slate mansard roof. Brick rear facade with nice bow windows. The property is Grade II Listed.]]>
This former rectory, is a magnificent double fronted town house with a classical frontage comprising a porticoed entrance supported by 4 stone Ionic columns.]]>
Listed features include the walled gardens, carved statuary, oak panelling, great staircase, several open carved fire surrounds, elaborate plaster work, mouldings, oak floors and original oak doors]]>
An exceptional period Cotswold stone house situated within landscaped gardens. The house was built at the turn of the last century]]>
Ravenscroft is a very handsome Victorian residence that was designed by Samuel Goodridge and was completed in 1876.]]>