Beckford Gardens is a charming and relatively intact historic garden, terraces, and walls that surround a former nursery garden of William Beckford's estate on Lansdown Crescent in Bath. The terraces, built around 1825-1830, offer a peaceful setting and potential extension to nearby gardens, or could be used as a home office or garden room with planning permission. The listed garden and walls are a rare surviving example of Beckford's designed landscape, with the terraces to the north, east, and west providing a unique glimpse into the past. Located near Upper Lansdown Mews, the gardens are within walking distance of Bath's city center, with its array of shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. The area is also well-connected to London, Bristol, and the M4 motorway, making it an attractive location for those seeking a peaceful retreat with easy access to the city.