Oakfield House, Weston Park, Bath, BA1 4AS

Nestled within the leafy and highly sought-after Weston Park area of Bath, Oakfield House is an exclusive collection of just six luxurious apartments, sympathetically created within a handsome Grade II Listed mid-19th century villa. It was Commissioned by prominent Welsh aristocrat Edward Turberville Llewellyn, who lived at the house from its completion in 1857 until 1891, with the building’s architecture influenced by renowned Bath architect Henry Goodridge. The property has been beautifully redeveloped to combine elegant period charm with sophisticated contemporary styling. Set within private landscaped grounds surrounded by mature trees and shrubs, these spacious and light-filled apartments offer a rare sense of tranquillity while remaining conveniently close to the heart of the city. The Georgian centre of Bath, including the iconic Assembly Rooms, is approximately 1.2 miles away. Ideally suited to downsizers and discerning buyers seeking generously proportioned accommodation, Oakfield House provides refined living in an exceptional setting. Residents can enjoy immediate access to Weston Park and scenic walks towards Lansdown, while the renowned Bath Priory Hotel & Spa, set within four acres of award-winning gardens, is just moments away. Bath offers an outstanding selection of independent shops, vibrant cafés, acclaimed restaurants, bars, and cultural attractions, together with the famous Bath Recreation Ground, home to Bath Rugby, the current English champions. The development is well positioned for commuters, with Junction 18 of the M4 approximately 10 miles to the north, Bath Spa railway station providing direct services to London in around 90 minutes, and Bristol reachable in approximately 15 minutes by train.