5 bed house
Ringwood Road, Oldfield Park
- 5 beds
- 2 baths
- Available immediately
14 homes in Oldfield Park with bills included.
Ringwood Road, Oldfield Park
Lorne Road, Oldfield Park
Poplar Close, Oldfield Park
Monksdale Road, Oldfield Park
Caledonian Road, Oldfield Park
Lower Bristol Road, Oldfield Park
Stuart Place, Oldfield Park
Coronation Avenue, Oldfield Park
Oldfield Lane, Oldfield Park
Brougham Hayes, Oldfield Park
Caledonian Road, Oldfield Park
Coronation Avenue, Oldfield Park
Coronation Avenue, Oldfield Park
Moorland Road, Oldfield Park
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Oldfield Park is considered one of the most popular student housing areas in Bath, located close to the city centre and with excellent transport links in and out of the city. The lively student community makes Oldfield Park a preferred choice for both Bath Spa University and the University of Bath students, with a wealth of amenities adding to the student culture.
There are a bunch of independent cafés and restaurants to choose from to hang out, grab a bite to eat and meet your friends. If you're hoping to find a great night out, Bristol Road is the place to go for a bar crawl.
Moorland Road is one of the busiest roads in Oldfield Park. The shop-filled street sits within a short walk of Oldfield Park Railway Station, where you can jump on a two-hour train to London for a day out. There are also great links to Bristol and Brighton if you fancy a trip to other student cities.
Close to Twerton, Southdown, and Weston, Oldfield Park is in the middle of some of Bath's most popular student areas. This is one of the many reasons student houses in Oldfield Park are always so sought after.
Finding the perfect student accommodation in Oldfield Park, Bath, should be easy, with plenty of different sizes available for you and your housemates. If you'd like to check out the rest of the city, we've got Bath student homes available across different areas. Plus, with UniHomes, every single home includes bills, so that's one less thing to worry about.
Read our student guide to Bath — areas, nights out and what it’s really like.