Berkeley Crescent, Georgian residential crescent in Clifton, Bristol, England
Berkeley Crescent comprises six three-story Georgian houses with limestone details, slate mansard roofs, plus attics and basements along the south and east sides.
Thomas Paty designed the crescent in 1787, and construction continued until 1800, with the site previously known as Bartholomew Close in the 14th century.
The Grade II* listed building status reflects the architectural significance of Berkeley Crescent within Bristol's collection of 212 similarly designated historical structures.
The crescent features a raised flagged pavement with steps at both ends, while its location provides access to Park Street shops and Brandon Hill Park.
Each residence in Berkeley Crescent follows a double-depth floor plan, maintaining the original Georgian architectural layout from the late 18th century.
Location: City of Bristol
GPS coordinates: 51.45570,-2.60666
Latest update: March 3, 2025 12:40
Wills Memorial Building
181 m
Cabot Tower
218 m
Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery
104 m
St George's Church, Brandon Hill
252 m
Pro-Cathedral of the Holy Apostles
228 m
Berkeley Square
80 m
Fry Building
240 m
Winston Theatre
180 m
Brown's Restaurant
90 m
75-89, Park Street
176 m
65, 67 And 69, Park Street
238 m
Church of St George, Brandon Hill, Rear Entrance Gates and Walls
211 m
University of Bristol, Geography Department
173 m
Department Of Botany, Entrance Gates And Piers With Attached Walls
209 m
Attached wall and railing to the rear of Number 20, Berkeley Square
37 m
University of Bristol, Department of Botany and Attached Walls and Lamps
204 m
Gas Lamp Post Approximately 3 Metres South Of Number 7
182 m
Walls, Lodge And Gates To Queen Elizabeth's Hospital
223 m
19, Charlotte Street
209 m
University of Bristol, Museum Lecture Theatre
150 m
Numbers 1 To 16 And Attached Basement Area Railings, And Railings, Gates And Lamps To Pavement
175 m
43-59 And 71-81, Queen's Road
137 m
Walls And Steps To Footpath Leading To Meridian Vale
252 m
Bristol High Cross
111 m
Terrace Wall, Steps And Lamps To West Of Queen Elizabeth's Hospital
217 m
Numbers 10-17 And Attached Basement Area Railings
176 m
Numbers 1 To 8 And Attached Railings And Gates
103 m
The Deanery And Attached Front Wall, Piers And Gate
208 mReviews
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