19th-century cottage in Bath with modern extension

There is something magical and even mysterious about the appearance of this old 19th-century cottage in Bath, surrounded by greenery. It was built as a vicarage in 1840, and its architecture has features of Gothic and Jacobean styles. A few years ago, the house fell into the right hands – designer Anna Haines spent 2 years on a careful restoration with great attention to the smallest detail and preserving the special aura of the interiors. The only innovation is a modern glass extension at the back of the house, which houses the dining room. Let’s take a virtual walk through the rooms of this unique house!

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