35 Southdown Road, Bath

Setting the Scene

Southdown strikes the perfect balance between relaxed suburban living and city convenience. Set among attractive late 19th- and early 20th-century period homes, the area has a welcoming, vibrant community and a mix of period charm, green spaces, and excellent connectivity—making it popular with families and young professionals alike.

Just a short walk from Hillcrest and Alexandra Parks and the scenic Two Tunnels Path, the neighbourhood offers easy access to walking and cycling routes, ideal for those who enjoy the outdoors. The calm streets are complemented by strong transport links: Oldfield Park station is about a mile away, with regular trains to Bath Spa, Bristol, and London, while Bath Spa station is only two miles away for even quicker city connections.

Everyday essentials and local character are right on your doorstep. Moorland Road and Bear Flat host a mix of independent cafés, restaurants, shops, and services, including a supermarket, bakery, and pharmacy. The historic heart of Bath, with its boutique shopping, cultural attractions, and iconic Georgian architecture, is just a short bus or bike ride away.

The area is also well-served by excellent schools, including Oldfield Park Primary, Hayesfield, and Beechen Cliff, making it an ideal spot for families.

Friendly, well-connected, and full of character, Southdown offers everything you need for modern, comfortable living.

The Property

Tucked back from the road with front and rear gardens, this stylish three-bedroom home blends classic period character with a modern, elevated feel. All topped off by sweeping views that take in the best of Bath’s skyline.

Step inside and you’re greeted by high ceilings, statement fireplaces, and rich original dark-wood floors that flow seamlessly throughout every floor. Generous bay windows enhance the sense of space and light, while calm contemporary tones and bold Divine Savages wallpaper create an effortlessly chic look.

The spacious kitchen is designed for modern life — a central island, generous storage, and room to cook, gather, and entertain with ease. A handy downstairs cloakroom adds everyday practicality.

Upstairs, the main bedroom captures the best of the sweeping views across the city — from Lansdown to the Royal Crescent all the way to Bathwick Hill and Claverton Down and has its own sleek ensuite shower room. The family bathroom is well-presented, with a bath and separate walk-in shower and boasts his and hers sinks for ultimate convenience.

The third bedroom, a light-filled loft conversion, is currently styled as a creative workspace and music room — but with plenty of space to make it a comfy double if you prefer.

Outside, the garden is made for relaxing. A raised deck catches the sunrise and frames those incredible skyline views — a perfect spot for morning coffee or evening drinks. With rear access and a private garage, practicality is well covered too.

With its stylish presentation, warm feel, and convenient location close to central Bath, this home will appeal to both professionals and young families.