London Inn of the bishop of Bath and Wells
Has been described as a Certain Palace (Bishop)
There are no visible remains
Name | London Inn of the bishop of Bath and Wells |
Alternative Names | Bath Inn; Bath Place: Hampton Place; Southampton Place; Arundel House |
Historic Country | London and Middlesex |
Modern Authority | London Borough of Westminster |
1974 Authority | Greater London |
Civil Parish | City Of London |
London Inn of the Bishop of Bath and Wells near St Clement's Danes outside Temple Bar.
The site covered by the residence of the bishops of Bath and Wells and its grounds was the largest on the Strand, with frontage onto the Thames spanning more than 150 metres and a depth from the river of over 120 metres. It covered an area of between four and five acres. (Payne ref. Kingsford, 1922)
Not scheduled
Not Listed
County Historic Environment Record
OS Map Grid Reference | TQ310809 |
Latitude | 51.5121307373047 |
Longitude | -0.114509999752045 |
Eastings | 531000 |
Northings | 180900 |