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Great Pulteney Street: The conversions of the houses in Great Pulteney Street were one of the first developments by Retirement Properties of Bath and the development was completed in 1987. There are 19 mostly two-bedroom apartments altogether close to the centre of the city.

Facilities: These include a manager and emergency alarm service, communal lounge, guest facilities, laundry and garden. It is a short level walk to Bath Abbey, known as the lantern of the west as it features more glass than wall. The Bath Festival of Music is held each year in June and attracts leading performers and the various museums are visited by many.

Bath: Bath is now a World Heritage city with beautiful crescents and squares in mellow stone largely created in the eighteenth century by three men - Richard Nash, Ralph Allen and John Wood the elder. Its origins lay before the first century Roman Spa of Aquae Sulis but it came to prominence after Doctor Oliver first used its warm mineral waters as a treatment for gout. The Roman Baths still stand at the centre of the city.

The city‘s Georgian heyday is celebrated in the Pump Room, built above the famous Baths, and where eighteenth century society came to take the waters. John Wood is perhaps the most famous architect to be associated with Bath and Queen Square is his interpretation of the Palladian architectural style. The city has numerous mansions and villas and one of the most beautiful crescents in Europe, Royal Crescent.