Yorkstone Paving in Bath

Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage city built almost entirely from a single stone — the cream Bath stone that gives the Royal Crescent, the Circus and the Pump Room their unmistakeable colour. Garden choices in Bath sit within one of the strictest conservation regimes in the country, and the buildings themselves expect natural stone for any paving that's visible from the street. Yorkstone is a strong alternative to Bath stone for paving where a slightly cooler, harder material is needed — and reclaimed Yorkstone in particular sits comfortably alongside the local material without trying to imitate it.

We supply Yorkstone across BA1, BA2 and the surrounding villages — central Bath, Bathwick, Widcombe, Larkhall, Combe Down, Lansdown. Reclaimed Yorkstone for matching age-and-tone in the central conservation area; aged Greetland for new garden builds wanting the weathered look without the unpredictability of true reclaimed; bespoke cuts for the unusual thresholds of Georgian properties.

We deliver to BA1 and BA2 by pallet haulier across mainland UK, booking the drop around Bath's steep terraces, crescents and controlled parking. Stocked items typically have a lead time of up to 7 days, with made-to-order stone taking longer; our delivery information page has the detail.

Samples are posted to your door. Samples available. For substantial heritage projects in the World Heritage city, our team can talk through the stone, the batch and the listed-building brief by phone, email or video call.