Great Britain will host a home Fed Cup tie in 2019 for the first time in 25 years.
Britain and Poland will share hosting duties for the round-robin event in the top division of the Europe/Africa zone.
Bath University will stage the event on 6-9 February, with Britain joined by seven other teams, split into two groups of four.
Britain have played in 15 different countries since they last hosted a home tie in May 1993.
The annual tournament involves up to 16 teams from Europe and Africa.
Captain Anne Keothavong said a home tie would give the British side a chance to showcase women's tennis.