Oldfield Park

Oldfield Park also benefits from generous green spaces, including Linear Park and community gardens, offering peaceful spots for relaxation and recreation. Its own railway station, Oldfield Park Station, provides convenient local rail connections, while Bath Spa station and the wider city centre remain easily accessible on foot, by bike, or via regular bus routes.

With its blend of character housing, strong community spirit, and unbeatable proximity to Bath, Oldfield Park continues to be one of the city’s most sought-after neighbourhoods.

Easy access to the A36, A4, and routes toward the A46 and M4.

Most daily amenities are within walking distance, and the area is well served by cycle paths, including access to the Two Tunnels Greenway, making it easy to get around without a car.

Nearest Station: Oldfield Park has its own local station and Bath Spa us only 1 stop away (20 minute walk)

• London Paddington: ~1 hr 20 mins• Bristol Temple Meads: ~15 mins• Cardiff: ~1 hr 10 mins

Direct Buses:

Regular bus services run along the Wells Road and Lower Bristol Road, linking the area quickly to Bath city centre, the University of Bath, and Bath Spa University. Routes including the 1, 12, 20, and 8 pass through the neighbourhood, providing reliable and frequent travel options for residents.

Walking & Cycling Routes:

Oldfield Park offers excellent access to some of Bath’s most popular walking and cycling routes. The standout feature is the Two Tunnels Greenway, a flat, family-friendly shared path that runs directly through the suburb. This 12-mile circular route follows the former Somerset & Dorset railway line from East Twerton through Oldfield Park and into the countryside, passing through the Devonshire Tunnel and the spectacular Combe Down Tunnel, the longest traffic-free cycling tunnel in Europe.

With its mix of urban paths, green corridors, and nationally recognised cycling routes, Oldfield Park is ideal for residents who enjoy active travel and outdoor recreation.