A $1.3 million apartment featured in 'Bridgerton' is now on sale. Take a look inside.

Maria NoyenApr 6, 2022, 18:12 IST

The apartment is located on the Royal Crescent in Bath, UK.Savills

A property featured in "Bridgerton" is on sale for just over $1.3 million.
The apartment is located on the Royal Crescent in Bath, UK.

A Grade I listed apartment located in the heart of Bath's prestigious Royal Crescent is on sale for just over $1.3 million.

The property for sale is on the first floor of the honey-hued townhouse.Savills, Google Maps

Exterior shots of the property were used to showcase the Featherington family residence during debutante season.

The Featherington family in season one.Netflix

Alistair Heather, the Savills agent marketing the home, told Insider the Royal Crescent is "the most iconic address in Bath and it is as popular today as it was back then."

The communal entrance hall.Savills.

Alistair Heather, the Savills agent marketing the home, told Insider the Royal Crescent is "the most iconic address in Bath and it is as popular today as it was back then."

The apartment is located on the first floor, which was used as drawing rooms for entertaining guests when the townhouses were originally built.

The interiors have all the trappings of a Regency-era home.Savills

The bedroom is located on a mezzanine overlooking the dressing room and has views of Bath's Marlborough Buildings, according to the listing online.

The dressing room is located beneath the mezzanine bedroom.Savills

Up on the bedroom mezzanine, you can get a closer look at the delicate cornice work still featured in the home.

The bedroom.Savills.

Like the characters in "Bridgerton," the current owners use the property as a second home, Heather said.

Views of the grounds from the apartment.Savills

While most of the townhouses on the Royal Crescent are now converted into apartments, finding one for sale is "few and far between," Heather said.

An interior shot of the first-floor apartment.Savills

New owners could update the kitchen and bathrooms, but the apartment is highly protected given it's a slice of British history, Heather said.

The interior of the apartment.Savills

Heather said they've already seen a lot of interest from buyers, both locally and internationally.

The Royal Crescent in Bath.Savills

Though "Bridgerton" helped put Bath on the map for more people, Heather said it's always been a "popular, beautiful place to live."

Nicola Coughlan as Penelope Featherington in episode 10 of "Bridgerton" season one.Liam Daniel/Netflix

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A $1.3 million apartment featured in 'Bridgerton' is now on sale. Take a look inside.

A Grade I listed apartment located in the heart of Bath's prestigious Royal Crescent is on sale for just over $1.3 million.

Exterior shots of the property were used to showcase the Featherington family residence during debutante season.

Alistair Heather, the Savills agent marketing the home, told Insider the Royal Crescent is "the most iconic address in Bath and it is as popular today as it was back then."

The apartment is located on the first floor, which was used as drawing rooms for entertaining guests when the townhouses were originally built.

The bedroom is located on a mezzanine overlooking the dressing room and has views of Bath's Marlborough Buildings, according to the listing online.

Up on the bedroom mezzanine, you can get a closer look at the delicate cornice work still featured in the home.

Like the characters in "Bridgerton," the current owners use the property as a second home, Heather said.

While most of the townhouses on the Royal Crescent are now converted into apartments, finding one for sale is "few and far between," Heather said.

New owners could update the kitchen and bathrooms, but the apartment is highly protected given it's a slice of British history, Heather said.

Heather said they've already seen a lot of interest from buyers, both locally and internationally.

Though "Bridgerton" helped put Bath on the map for more people, Heather said it's always been a "popular, beautiful place to live."