Damaged church in Bath could be renovated

  • 2026-06-08
Plans have been put forward for the renovation of a damaged church building in Bath, but they need the approval of the council.

These Plans concern the Seventh Day Adventist Church, which is situated right alongside Bath Abbey. At the moment, the roof lantern of this building is severely damaged and is causing the building to leak. A report that was submitted along with the application states that water has been leaking into the building for several years now. The plan is to renovate both the internal fabric and structure of the roof before fitting lights to replace the lantern.

Something that may help to sway the Bath & North East Somerset Council in favour of the Plans is the church’s location. Bath Abbey is a major visitor attraction, and the current state of the church does not enhance it.

When the council wants to promote the various attractions in Bath, brochure printing by local shops can help. It can supply Brochures that feature information about them and photographs.

The church at the centre of this application dates back to the early 19th century and is Grade II listed. If the building is restored, it is likely to prove another popular place for tourists to visit.

In addition to the roof repairs, the application indicates a desire to fit a new glass front door. The current one is rotting.
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