Bath neighborhood: Outside Central Bath
Beyond downtown Bath
Beyond downtown Bath
A real 17C thatched farmhouse just outside the famously quaint village of Lacock, 14 miles E of Bath
A gorgeous Victorian B&B—not very central, but wonderfully welcoming, stylish, and convenient to the A4 for motorists
A small, traditional British B&B in an elegant Victorian just south of the city centre
A 17C farmhouse on the edge of the Cotswolds north of Bath
William Pulteney, 1st Earl of Bath, earned a footnote in British history for serving, under George II, the shortest-ever term as (kinda sorta) Prime Minster.
Starting on Feb. 10, 1746, Pulteney's "term" lasted all of "48 hours, three quarters, seven minutes, and eleven seconds."
However, as this brief-lived governmental slate was never officially ratified, some quibble that Pulteney was never, technically, PM.