Emmeline House

Emmeline House is ideally situated in the heart of Bath, a city renowned for its rich history, architectural beauty, and luxurious lifestyle. This prestigious Grade I Listed townhouse holds a prime position on the corner of a distinguished Georgian terrace and the prestigious Great Pulteney Street. With its impressive bronze plaque commemorating its former resident, Britain's youngest-ever Prime Minister, William Pitt the Younger, the property exudes a sense of historical significance and grandeur.

From the moment you step onto Johnstone Street's wide pavement, you are captivated by the charm and elegance of this location. The townhouse's location allows for delightful views of the River Avon and the Grade II-listed Empire Hotel in one direction, and the picturesque Laura Place with its formal fountain in the other. The proximity to the iconic Pulteney Bridge, a stone's throw away, adds to the appeal of this truly premiere property.

As you approach the front door, flanked by grand urns with spiralling box topiary, you sense the regal air that surrounds this remarkable residence. The gracious open hallway, basked in natural sunlight from the top floor skylight, beckons you inside, setting the stage for the luxurious experience that awaits within.

Emmeline House's location is second to none, offering easy access to Bath's attractions and amenities. Whether strolling along Great Pulteney Street, exploring the historic Roman Baths, enjoying cultural exhibitions at Victoria Art Gallery, or admiring the striking architecture of the Royal Crescent and The Circus, the city's finest treasures are within a comfortable walking distance.

With an excellent selection of High Street and independent shops, galleries, cafes, bars, and restaurants nearby, guests can immerse themselves in Bath's vibrant lifestyle. Bath also hosts a variety of festivals, including art, literature, music, and theatre, adding an extra dimension to your stay.

For those seeking relaxation, the nearby Thermae Spa offers a tranquil retreat, while sports enthusiasts can catch a thrilling Bath Rugby match. The city's charming streets and alleys, depicted in the popular TV series Bridgerton, add a touch of romance and intrigue to every exploration.

Emmeline House's central location allows guests to experience the best of Bath, offering an unforgettable stay amid a captivating blend of history, culture, and modern amenities.

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Luxury self-catering holiday accommodation in Bath, Somerset

Step into Oliver's magical collection of deluxe hideaways in Bath! Our stunning collection features luxury cottages, retreats, farmhouses and manor houses nestled in this superb UNESCO World Heritage wonderland. Bath isn't just a city, it is a treasure trove of culture, jaw-dropping architecture and a dash of adventure and wellness wonders.

In the heart of this historic haven lies the Roman Baths, a time-traveling dip into ancient bathing bliss. Visitors explore the Great Bath, the Sacred Spring, the Roman Temple and the adjacent Pump Room, gaining insight into the city's rich history and immersing themselves in a regal atmosphere. The Royal Crescent, one of Bath's most iconic landmarks and a stunning 18th century masterpiece of Georgian glam, stands tall and proud. This sweeping crescent of thirty terraced houses, designed by architect John Wood the Younger, is a visual delight and a testament to Bath's historical significance during the Georgian era. And who can miss the Gothic marvel, Bath Abbey, dominating the skyline like a literary guardian angel? Visitors marvel at the intricate fan vaulting and stained glass windows while learning about the abbey's rich history and its role in the city's religious life.

But Bath is not all about history, it has a modern splash too! The Thermae Bath Spa lets you soak in rooftop pools with city views, channelling centuries-old rejuvenation vibes. If you fancy a literary jaunt, the Jane Austen Centre awaits, throwing you straight into the Regency era, offering immersive experiences and paying homage to the famous author who lived in Bath. Meanwhile, The Holburne Museum showcases a diverse collection of art and decorative objects in a stunning Georgian building and the Victoria Art Gallery features an array of paintings and sculptures.

Let’s not forget its cobbled charm! You will wander through streets sprinkled with boutique wonders, sip coffee in quaint cafes and take a leisurely stroll on Pulteney Bridge for some picturesque river-gazing.

The city isn't the end of the adventure. nearby towns like Bradford-on-Avon and Castle Combe offer medieval magic and honey-coloured charm. Bath is the city where history meets hip, where cobblestones tell tales and where every corner sparks a new adventure. From Roman Baths to Pulteney Bridge and beyond, Bath is a playground for the curious, the history buffs, the shoppers and the seekers of enchantment! Come, dive into the delightful blend of ancient tales and modern marvels that is Bath!