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Keasberry House is a Grade II listed terrace of five three-bay houses dating from c1815. It’s adjoining building, a hidden treasure steeped in history, gallantry and levity with scandalous tales and secrets, was at one time the famous Theatre Royal, the first theatre in England to obtain the Royal Patent in 1767.
Part of 2-6 Henry Street was built next to the Theatre Royal after the Bath Blitz bombings by the Luftwaffe during World War II. It has now been refurbished from offices to boutique student accommodation with 22 studios.
