Margaret’s Buildings, Bath

Original Ink Drawing, Framed, W35 x H40cm

Discover the intimate charm of Bath's Georgian retail heritage with this exquisite original ink drawing of Margaret's Buildings, a distinguished address that exemplifies the refined elegance of this UNESCO World Heritage city's historic shopping streets.

• Original ink drawing on paper
• Depicts Margaret's Buildings, a pedestrianised Georgian street in Bath
• Showcases classic Georgian terrace architecture
• Perfect for residents and lovers of Bath's historic addresses
  

This artwork celebrates the timeless beauty of Margaret's Buildings, a historic Georgian pedestrian street built around 1769 by John Wood the Younger. It features a collection of late 18th-century terraced buildings, many of which are Grade II listed, and houses a vibrant community of independent shops, bistros, and apartments. The area connects Bath's iconic architectural landmarks, the Circus and the Royal Crescent, and retains much of its original character, with preserved original fittings and architectural features in some of the buildings.