Combe Hay

The village has a long history, with mentions dating back to the Domesday Book, and later became known for the Somerset Coal Canal, remnants of which can still be explored today. Combe Hay also features several listed buildings, including the Grade II* Combe Hay Manor and the historic Packhorse Inn. The surrounding valley offers scenic footpaths, woodland routes, and country rambles, making it ideal for walkers, cyclists, and nature lovers.

Despite its peaceful character, the village benefits from a warm and active community. Residents enjoy the calm of open countryside, stunning views across the Midford Valley, and a feeling of seclusion without being remote. Nearby villages such as Midford, Southstoke, and Wellow offer additional amenities, while Bath’s shops, restaurants, schools, and transport links are only a short drive away.

Cycling & Walking Routes: Part of the scenic Midford Valley network, linking to the Colliers Way route, the Two Tunnels Greenway, and the Kennet & Avon Canal path, offering picturesque commutes and recreational routes.

Bath (approx. 5 miles): Easy access via the A367, making commuting straightforward.A36 & A37: Close to major routes linking to Frome, Bristol, and Wells.M4 (Junction 18): Around 30–35 minutes’ drive, connecting to London, Bristol, and the Midlands.

Nearest Station: Bath Spa (around 15–20 minutes by car).• London Paddington: ~1 hr 20 mins• Bristol Temple Meads: ~15 mins• Exeter: ~1 hr 10 mins

Bus Connections: While Combe Hay is a rural village with limited direct bus services, nearby hubs such as Odd Down Park & Ride provide regular links into Bath city centre.