Odd Down

Historically, Odd Down developed as a village settlement along ancient routes leading south from Bath, and today it retains its friendly, community-centred feel. The area offers a mix of period cottages, mid-century family homes, and more modern developments, making it suitable for a variety of lifestyles. Surrounded by countryside on one side and the city on the other, Odd Down provides the best of both worlds, peaceful residential streets paired with fast access to shops, schools, sports facilities, and commuter routes.

Odd Down is particularly well known for its strong selection of amenities. The area benefits from local shops, supermarkets, cafés, and the popular Odd Down Sports Ground, which includes an all-weather cycle circuit, football pitches, and community recreation facilities. Families also appreciate the area’s well-respected schools and nearby healthcare services. With its blend of convenience, green space, and excellent links into Bath and beyond, Odd Down remains a consistently sought-after neighbourhood.

A367 Corridor: Odd Down sits directly on the A367, providing quick access into Bath city centre (approx. 2 miles) and routes toward Radstock and the Mendip area.A36 & A4 Links: Nearby access to the A36 leads toward Frome and Warminster, while the A4 connects to Bristol and the east side of Bath.M4 (Junction 18): Approx. 25–30 minutes by car via the A46.

Nearest Station: Bath Spa (approx. 10–15 minutes by car or direct bus).• London Paddington: ~1 hr 15 mins• Bristol Temple Meads: ~12–15 mins• Reading: ~45–50 mins

Direct Buses: Regular services run between Odd Down and Bath city centre, with journey times around 10–15 minutes. Park & Ride services also operate daily, offering convenient links into the city.