Kelston

The village has deep historical roots, with mentions in the Domesday Book and a landscape shaped by centuries of farming and estate land. Kelston Round Hill is one of its best-known landmarks, providing panoramic views across Somerset and the Cotswolds and forming part of several popular walking routes. The surrounding countryside offers countless footpaths, cycle trails, and riverside routes linking the village with Bath, Saltford, and beyond.

While small in size, Kelston benefits from a handful of well-loved local amenities, including a traditional pub, an award-winning bakery and restaurant, and a farm shop. Families are well placed for schools in Bath, Saltford, and Northeast Somerset, all within a short drive. The village’s blend of tranquillity, open green spaces, and proximity to major towns makes it a highly desirable location.

A431 Corridor: Kelston sits directly on the A431, providing direct access into Bath (approx. 3 miles) and an easy link to Bristol (approx. 10 miles).M4 (Junction 18): Around 20 minutes by car, connecting the village to London, Bristol, and the wider motorway network.

Nearest Station: Bath Spa (approx. 10–12 minutes by car).• London Paddington: ~1 hr 20 mins• Bristol Temple Meads: ~15 mins• Cardiff: ~1 hr 10 mins

Direct Buses: Bus services run between Bristol and Bath, stopping near Kelston, with journey times of around 10–20 minutes depending on direction.