House 2 holds historical significance as one of two houses (along with No. 17) that suffered bomb damage during the Bath Blitz of World War II's Baedeker Raids. The house was gutted by incendiaries but later rebuilt by the Council, maintaining the Georgian façade while incorporating modern interior elements. In Bridgerton context, this house contributes to the seamless Georgian streetscape that creates the illusion of Regency London's fashionable districts. The restoration represents Bath's commitment to preserving its Georgian heritage while adapting to modern needs. The house showcases the resilience of Georgian architecture and Bath's dedication to maintaining the visual integrity of Wood the Younger's revolutionary crescent design, making it an authentic filming location for period dramas.