The Kensington Chapel Residence

Situated within an 18th-century Grade II listed building designed by the architect John Palmer, Kensington Chapel offers a distinctive opportunity to experience Bath’s architectural heritage.

This third-floor apartment, accessed by lift or stairs, has been finished to a high standard with a blend of historic character and contemporary comfort.

The interior unfolds into a wrap-around open plan living, dining, study and kitchen space. High ceilings and a modern chandelier define the kitchen, while the living area features two generous sofas, one convertible for children’s use only. The dining space accommodates six with a rustic wooden table and leather seating, all overlooking the rooftop terrace.

Along the art-lined hallway, the master suite, Lost Eden, presents a king-sized bed and an en suite bathroom with a half-circle bath. A separate toilet and airing cupboard are located nearby. At the hall’s end, the Fiesta Grande and Fiesta Pequeno suites offer two king-sized beds across a mezzanine level, connected by a semi-spiral staircase.

A walk-through dressing room and en suite shower room complete this vibrant space, enriched with Mexican and Indian inspired artwork and colour.

The apartment sits on a main road into Bath from the east, set back enough to remain undisturbed by traffic, within a grand Georgian row. There is a secure parking space for one car at the rear of the building, a rare find in Bath. A major supermarket, cafes, pubs and a restaurant are close by. The centre of Bath, with its Roman Baths, Thermae Spa and Theatre Royal, is a 15-20 minute walk or a short bus or taxi ride away.