Bath Townhouse

Gainsborough House (named after the painter, who was believed to have lived there for part of his time in Bath) this beautiful five-storey Georgian Townhouse was built in the late 1700s and had been recently converted into two flats. Laura and Patrick purchased the house and the first thing they did was apply for planning permission to convert it back into a single dwelling and restore its beauty as an elegant family home.

They then set about fully renovating the property - they updated all plumbing and electrics, and fully refurbished all rooms. They applied to move the kitchen to the largest room on the ground floor with breathtaking views across the city and created a wonderful open family kitchen, dining and sitting room on this level.

They added a Butler’s Pantry on this level and then created a downstairs loo and laundry room too. On the level below were an office and a cinema room, with the very bottom floor (garden level) having guest accommodation - a lovely bright double room overlooking the stunning gardens and a shower room.

Going up from the ground floor they created a master suite on the first floor with the most decadent marble bathroom. On the top floor were two more double bedrooms along with a family bathroom and storage cupboard. The views from all levels are spectacular, making it an incredibly unique family home in the centre of Bath.