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Brief description of site

Sydney Gardens occupy a 4 hectare elongated hexagon-shaped site in a residential area to the north-east of Bath. The gardens were opened as a public pleasure ground on the 11th May 1795. They have since been subject to a series of alterations.

Brief history of site

Sydney Gardens were designed by Charles Harcourt Masters, a Bath architect, and opened in 1795.

Location information:

Address: Sydney Road, Bath, BA2 6NT

Local Authorities:

Bath and North East Somerset; Bathwick

Historical County: Gloucestershire

OS Landranger Map Sheet Number: 172 Grid Ref: ST756653
Latitude: 51.38621 Longitude: -2.352026

Directions:

The park lies between the A4 and the A36 in Bath. From the A4 London Road take the A36 onto Bathwick Street. Continue on the A36 along Beckford Road to Sydney Road.

Key information:

Form of site: public park

Current use of site: public park

Context or principal building: public park

Site first created: 1795

Main period of development: Late 18th century

Survival: Extant

Site Size (Hectares): 4

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