Neighbourhood and local area reviews for renting in Newbridge, Bath

Very close to two bus stops; Newbridge Gardens towards Bath and Old Newbridge Hill towards Bristol. Both are served by the X39, 39 and A4 routes.
Lidl is a 20-minute walk or 10-minute bus journey, and there are shops on Chelsea Road just past the Hortsmann Road bus stop.
Also a short walk to the Newbridge Park and Ride 21 route if that bus is required

Nice area, neighbors are a little nosey and there is a curfew on noise, if any noise is reported to landlord there is a fine. If you dispose of your bin bags improperly In the bin store neighbors will go through bins to find who did it and leave the name and address from an envelope with a shady note taped to the outside of the bin store (even if it's just slightly outside of one of the bags in there even if they're all full).

The court is calm and has little to no traffic and is a two-minute walk from a pub, the canal walk and is a five-minute walk from a Lidl supermarket and bus stop. The neighbors are kind and conversational, and many are families with small children. There is a neighborhood badger who will sniff around and rummage through the bins, so this is something to be wary of. In terms of bin collections, there is a communal shed where general waste can be stored, but recycling will need to be left outside of the property's front door in their specified boxes.

The house is located behind Love Honey's depot, so occasionally loud music will play which can be disruptive to meetings and/or studies. There is also a house adjacent to the back garden where screaming and shouting from children and their parents can be heard most, if not every day. This can get annoying, especially for the tenants occupying the south-facing bedrooms.

Occasionally, food take-out deliveries and/or Amazon packages will be sent to Avondale Road as the turning to get onto the court is quite sharp and is easily missable by those not familiar with the area.