21–27 Queen Square, Bath

21–27 Queen Square is a remarkable historic row of buildings located in Bath, Somerset, England. Completed in 1736, this Grade I listed structure is celebrated as one of the finest examples of Palladian architecture in England prior to 1730. The row consists of seven elegantly symmetrical terraced houses crafted from limestone ashlar, situated on the northern side of Queen Square. Notably, John Wood, the Elder, a prominent architect of the time, passed away at number 24 in 1754, adding to the historical significance of this architectural gem.