Hartham Park Bath stone is one of the finest carving stones in the British Isles and lends itself beautifully to architectural masonry where it can be seen on the facade of some of the most ornate stone buildings in the country. Bath stone offers a durable and versatile means to create striking and enduring buildings. Its timeless beauty, structural integrity and sustainability offers architects and builders a British stone suited to all applications.

image: Levine Building, Trinity College, Oxford

Hartham Park Bath Stone has been used for a diverse range of commercial projects, from St James's Wealth Management offices to Gloucester Bus Station. From classical to modern architectural design, this British stone is a sustainable choice for architects and specifiers with proven quality and durability. Bath Stone's adaptability allows it to seamlessly blend with various designs and materials, enhancing the overall aesthetic of any structure.

image: St James's Wealth Management office

Hartham Park Bath Stone evokes a sense of grandeur; an iconic British stone with provenance. Our Bath stone is the choice for classically designed architecture; enhancing the local vernacular and working in harmony with historical properties. It has recently been used to construct the prestigious Holburne Park development in Bath designed by eminent architect practice ADAM Architecture, in the Georgian context.

Our Bath Stone is equally adaptable to modern, contemporary residential design, from sleek ashlar to textured cladding. The soft, creamy and golden-toned appearance of Hartham Park Bath stone adds enduring natural beauty to any residential design.

image: Holburne Park, Bath

Across the UK, many of our prominent and historically significant buildings are constructed in Bath Stone. From churches to cathedrals, stately homes and heritage buildings, Hartham Park Bath Stone is the ideal choice for restoration and conservation work. A consistent and fine-grained stone which can be transformed into intricate architectural designs. We can supply the block, scant, sawn six sides to masonry contractors or fabricate the finished product.

image: Royal Brighton Pavilion