Grade II Listed · circa 6,000 sq ft · Bath, England
Bloomfield House
Berkeley Place was appointed to restore and transform Bloomfield House, one of Bath’s most significant Grade II Listed residences and formerly the home of the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress of Bath. The project returned the property from a tired guest house to an elegant and luxurious eight-bedroom family home, carefully balancing heritage conservation with contemporary and luxurious living.
Working in close collaboration with the architect, conservation team and specialist consultants, Berkeley Place oversaw the sensitive restoration of the distinguished Bath stone façades, classic architectural finials, external stone and decorated detailing and historic fabric, ensuring every intervention respected the building’s architectural significance while satisfying the requirements of the conservation authority.
Internally, the project included major structural alterations, elegant new Georgian-style staircases and the creation of a bespoke basement wine cellar. Sophisticated building services and discreet engineering solutions were integrated to improve comfort, energy performance and long-term sustainability without compromising the property’s historic character.
Throughout the project, Berkeley Place provided the necessary leadership, working closely with the client, interior designer and professional team to coordinate complex construction activities and guide key decisions. Rigorous programme, cost and quality management ensured the successful delivery of this exceptional renovation.
Today, Bloomfield House once again stands as one of Bath’s finest private residences, combining outstanding craftsmanship, thoughtful conservation and modern engineering within a beautifully restored historic home and landscaped grounds.
