Neighbourhood and local area reviews for renting in Bath

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.

Great area for students , lidl down road and easy for buses to Uni. And easy access into centre Bath.

Small Co-op 3-4 minutes walk away, bigger Co-op, bakery, pharmacy, barbers and Post Office 10 minutes and Sainsbury's 20 minutes walk. As of writing, bus onto campus runs every hour but it is usually more regular when students are around. Bus into town is regular

Combe Down is a quiet village about two miles from Bath university campus. By bike, being on top of the hill, it takes about 15 minutes to cycle from Combe Down to campus. To walk, it is about 35 min. There are regular buses to campus (20C/20A) and the village itself has a small selection of shops and take-aways. There are regular buses to the city centre, which is also about 35 min walk away.

30 min walkable to Uni of Bath. 20 min walk to large Sainsburys. Bus connections into town (No. 2) and to and from Uni (20A, 20C). Quiet, peaceful neighbourhood.

Near lidl, pets at home, hoobycraft etc. Able to walk in to main town center. Buses nearby. But does not make the house loud.

Unsafe, very badly connected both with the University and with town. Can't really think about a single reason to live there.

What more can I say. Old Orchard Street is absolutely beautiful (if you ignore the freemasons turning up every Monday looking like extras from Jeeves and Wooster).

The local area is great - close to the city centre, as well as the canal and several parks. It is also easy to get to the university and leave Bath to get to the train station or the M4.

Love the neighbourhood. Close to the city centre and both universities, and extremely close to amenities with regular bus services. Could not fault area at all