Oldfield Park

Oldfield Park

Oldfield Park is a diverse community with many students, young professionals, families and older people.

Moorland Road is at the heart of Oldfield Park and there are a range of amenities on and around it including pubs, cafes, a post office, banks, letting agents, charity shops, take-aways, supermarkets, butchers, fruit & vegetable shops, GP surgeries and pharmacies.There are also community centres and Churches in the area as well as a number of green open spaces for those hot lazy summer days!

Oldfield Park has a wide range of housing, from terraced housing through to semi-detached houses and private properties. The range of student accommodation is diverse, including flats, houses and maisonettes. Be careful about renting near the train line - it can be very noisy!
 

If you live here and have any community issues, please contact your local Councillors http://oldfield.mycouncillor.org/

If you are concerned about crime or anti-social behaviour please contact your local community police team: http://www.avonandsomerset.police.uk/LocalPages/BeatDetails.aspx?BeatID=162

 

Student comment:

"Oldfield Park is a great place to live as a student, as even on the edges you still have the best transport links in Bath. In fact, it’s probably easier to get a bus in the morning from around Coronation Avenue straight to campus than it is from the city centre, and the rest of the time you have convenient local shops, a ten to twenty minute walk to the heart of Bath and plenty of houses to choose from".


 

Getting around
 

Service 18 runs from Lower Oldfield Park to the University of Bath every 20 minutes.

Service SPA1 runs from Oldfield Park to Bath Spa University every 20 minutes throughout the day.

Service SPA2 runs from Lower Bristol Road to Bath Spa University every 20 minutes during peak times in the day and in the evenings.

The area is also serviced by the U18, U10 and 20A service which goes to and from the University of Bath. There is also the Spa Link service (term-time only) which leaves from Lower Bristol Road and links the Bath Spa University campuses Newton Park and Sion Hill. For more information about bus services or to see timetables see the links to First Bus and Uni Connect websites on the right hand side of the ‘Living in Bath’ Page.

It is just a short 10/15 minute to the city centre and a 10/15 minute walk to train station and bus station where you can get regular services to Bristol, London and other surrounding areas.

There is also train station in Oldfield Park so you don't have to go into Bath centre, but not all trains stop there.