Riverside Homes in Bath

A new release in Bath is on its way. One Waterside is located in the heart of Bath. The development is just a 10 mins walk to Oldfield Park Station and 8 mins bus to Bath Spa Station.

Bath offers exceptional connections to other cities in the UK. Get to:

Bristol Temple Meads (2 stops)
Oxford (4 stops)
Reading (4 stops)
London Paddington (5 stops)

With the city centre only less than 20 mins walk, residents are spoiled for options with the high street offering numerous café and restaurants, gyms, bath houses, parks, and more.

Bath is one of the UK’s most sought after locations due to safety, heritage and low supply of new homes. The first launch presents 76 units with a mix of contemporary and traditional interior designs. One Waterside offers 1, 2 and 3 bedroom units, with selected apartments facing the River Avon. Residents can also benefit from the on-site nursery, café and a riverside restaurant.

Easy access to leading universities and schools

Bath is globally recognised as one of the UK’s leading education towns, home to the University of Bath and Bath Spa University, making it an attractive spot for students, parents and investors. Just a 30 mins drive away is Bristol, also home to the reputable University of Bristol and UWE Bristol. Ranked in the top 100 universities in the UK, these universities offer top-achieving degrees such as law, business, nursing, engineering and more.

University of Bath (23 mins bus)
Bath Spa University (30 mins bus)
University of Bristol & UWE Bristol (30 mins drive)

The heritage city charm

With its Roman archaeology and Georgian architecture, Bath is known as a UNESCO heritage city, also known for its tourism. The city is undergoing a major regeneration, including Milsom Quarter and Kingsmead Square, providing new public spaces, event zones and a dynamic outdoor trading programme. A brand new city centre business district, known as Bath Quay North is also underway, set to deliver 16,000 sq ft of prime office space, alongside retail, financial services, and welcoming pedestrian-friendly areas.

With growth in mind, the city council is planning to deliver more than 65,000 new jobs by 2030, positioning the city as a regional economic powerhouse. With the regenerations and new jobs, along with students studying in Bath and Bristol, investors can expect consistent housing demand and a strong capital growth. Additionally, due to its heritage status and to protect the heritage, development is restricted, creative low supply but high demand. This helps drive the price, which in return, rental values are expected to rise year on year.

This development is a 999-year leasehold development with completions estimated from Q3 - Q4 2027. Attractively priced from £335,000 and a rental yield of up to 6.5%, first-time buyers who are looking to purchase their first home can take advantage of the staged payment plan, with staged payments of 20% and the remaining 80% payable on completion.