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Living in Bath: honeyed stone and slow mornings
Georgian crescents, a café on every corner and London under 90 minutes away.
Why people fall for it
Bath is a small city that feels like a large village. You can walk from the Royal Crescent to the river in fifteen minutes, and the surrounding hills put open countryside at the end of almost every street.
Where to look
Lansdown and Weston suit families wanting space and views. Widcombe has a friendly high street and quick access to the station. For period flats, the streets around Queen Square are hard to beat.
What it costs
Expect a premium for Georgian character. Two-bedroom flats in the centre start around £350,000, while family houses on the slopes typically range from £600,000 to well over £1 million.
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