Stunning Crescent flat. Immerse yourself in the ultimate Georgian experience in one of Bath’s beautiful crescents. Although Norfolk Crescent is the most centrally located of the crescents, it is also the most secluded as it is tucked away by the river overlooking a large green. The flat is close to Bath’s main tourist attractions such as the Royal Crescent, the Roman Bath, etc. Sainsbury is a convenient 5 min stroll away along the river path.

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Norfolk Crescent was built between 1793 and 1822 and is a designated Grade 2* listed building. The original design of the crescent was by John Palmer and is a fine example of architecture from that time. It was named in honour of Admiral Nelson, who was born in Norfolk. There is a green area in front of the crescent that was originally a formal garden for the residents, surrounded by railings. A small circular building in the corner of the gardens is the old watchman hut and is also Grade II* listed. Unfortunately, we can no longer provide a free parking permit for on-road parking. This is due to recent, draconian changes made by the local council. You are allowed to park shortly outside Norfolk Crescent to offload luggage. The nearest parking location is Charlotte Street car park, just a 5 minute walk from the property. Parking at this location is charged. The walk path straight across the road will take you to Charlotte Street Carpark, and if you continue a few more minutes, you end up at the Royal Crescent.