Jane Austen at Number 13
Writing to her sister Cassandra in May 1799, a 23-year-old Jane Austen called the prospect from the drawing-room window here "rather picturesque", around the time she was at work on the novel that became Northanger Abbey. Today the drawing room has three tall sash windows looking into the trees of Queen Square, a marble fireplace, and folding shutters either side of the glass.
An Arched Fanlight, Fireplaces and Views over Bath
The hall runs back to the staircase through an arched fanlight, with dark boards and a long runner underfoot. The shower room pairs large stone-coloured tiles with a walk-in shower, brass fittings and a floating timber vanity, and a bedroom with a blue velvet headboard and its own fireplace looks out across the rooftops of Bath.
Property Photography and Film in Bath
The set ends in the kitchen, where tall timber cabinetry and a deep-red island run the length of the room beneath a row of pendant lights. Captura photographs and films Georgian homes across Bath for agents including Knight Frank. Every shot is hand-edited and delivered within 24–48 hours, with property film and aerial work alongside.
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