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The Ropewalk faces south across the centre of Bradford-on-Avon and consists of 31 two-bedroom flats and six two bedroom cottages. It is in an extremely prominent setting immediately above the beautiful Saxon church of St Lawrence; and in the centre of the hillside which forms a backdrop to the town with its characteristic ranks of terraces running along the contours. In 1989 it received one of only two national Housing Design Awards for excellence in Housing Design.

Facilities include a laundry, a guest suite, a communal double-height conservatory/sitting room and a central store. Lift access is provided to all but four flats and as the site slopes steeply, there is direct access to ground level from three levels.

Bradford-on-Avon is a stone built wool town at the southernmost point of the Cotswolds and whilst it is an old Saxon town - 'Broad Ford' and the church of St Lawrence dates from about AD 700, it also has some wonderfully preserved Georgian buildings including Belcombe Court by John Wood the Elder who developed much of Bath. The town has good local shopping and a health centre and attractive walks by the river. The nine arched bridge has a seventeenth century chapel built to replace an earlier one. Alec Clifton-Taylor in his book ‘Six More English Towns‘ called Bradford-on-Avon a ‘treasury of Georgian delights‘.