• All of the seven bedrooms have their original Georgian proportions and lovely windows.

  • Another master bedroom furnished with beautiful materials and antiques.

  • The Duchy, 5 Edward Street is in the heart of Georgian Bath and looks across to Great Pulteney Street.

  • The Dining Room is ideally located next to the Servants Kitchen for Dinner Parties

  • The Georgian garden is perfect for alfresco eating out on in the summer.

  • The Prince of Wales feathers are carved in stone above the front door.

  • The classic Aga cooker includes modern gas and electric options for both formal and everyday use.

  • The dinning room opens out onto the Georgian garden through the French doors.

  • The formal pond has water lillies and is edged with lavender and box.

  • The Bath Crest is one of the many handsome features throughout the townhouse.

  • The townhouse features a wealth of period antiques and features including this original Georgian mirror.

  • The stunning kitchen is perfectly equipped for both cooking and dining.

  • The ‘Drawing Room’ leads into the delighful ‘withdrawing room’. Each has a matching fireplace.

  • A view from the ‘Withdrawing Room’ into the ‘Drawing Room’ through the stunning wedding doors’.

  • One of the master bedrooms with original Georgian fireplace, luxury fabrics and seating.

  • Note the Regency mirrors fitted between the large windows and the other features.

  • Prince Charles arrives at The Duchy, Edward Street in the 1970's. Note how black the buildings were before their careful washing.

  • Prince Charles walks over to his helicopter which he used to land on the nearby Recreation Ground.

  • Each of the rooms have been designed to enhance the unique character of the building together with luxury quality beds.

  • The whole of Bath is especially festive in December with the Christmas Lights and the annual Market - and don't forget the January Sales!

  • The Duchy is decorated ready for a wonderful warm Christmas welcome from early December.