Jane Austen lived next door
Now a luxury self-catering holiday home. 1a The Paragon was originally built in the 1790’s as a fashionable Georgian townhouse.
Jane Austen lived next door at 1 The Paragon when she and her family moved to Bath in the early 1800s.
Imagine what life was like along at The Paragon in Bath’s previous Georgian heyday.
For Years a Shop and then a Wine Bar
Although originally designed as a house the front of the building was re-designed during the Regency era to create a shop.
During Victorian times it was both a shoe shop and a hosiery specialist. Whilst in the later twentieth century it was both a bookshop and a handicraft shop before becoming a popular wine bar.
It was converted back to its original purpose as a refined residential dwelling in 2005.
- A historical Georgian townhouse
- Built on the site of the original Roman Road
- Jane Austen was a next door neighbour
- Ancient steps lead to artisan quarter
- First a house and once both shops and bar
- Rich in original period features and antiques
- Now a luxury self-catering holiday home
- History, privacy and independence
Please check your dates below, call or text David now on +44 (0) 7590 675696, or email enquiries@theparagonbath.co.uk