Property for sale in Bathwick, Bath
Average sold price in Bathwick: £520,000. Average gross rental yield: 3.9%. Bathwick is one of Bath's most sought-after residential postcodes — predominantly Grade II-listed Georgian and Regency stock adjacent to Sydney Gardens and the Kennet and Avon Canal. Source: Land Registry, May 2026.
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Bathwick property market data
£520,000
Average sold price
Bathwick, Bath (BA2 6)
Land Registry, May 2026
3.9%
Average gross rental yield
BA2 postcodes
Land Registry, May 2026
38 days
Average days on market
Before sale agreed
Land Registry, May 2026
The Bathwick property market
Bathwick is Bath's eastern residential quarter — the neighbourhood that runs from Pulteney Bridge along Great Pulteney Street to Sydney Gardens and the Holburne Museum, then up Bathwick Hill towards the university. The architecture is predominantly Georgian and Regency, much of it Grade II listed, which both sustains desirability and restricts supply.
Buyers in Bathwick split roughly three ways: high-income professionals relocating from London who want period architecture and walkability; academics and senior staff associated with the University of Bath (whose campus sits above on the hill); and overseas buyers attracted by Bath's UNESCO listing and the quality of the city's secondary schools. All three groups sustain prices above the Bath city average.
The most active price bracket is £450,000–£650,000 for two- and three-bedroom terraced houses and larger flats. The £750,000-plus market moves more slowly — typically 50–70 days to sale agreed — and is more sensitive to interest rate movements. Converted flats within larger Georgian properties start from approximately £285,000 for a one-bedroom, making Bathwick accessible to younger buyers at the lower end.
Sydney Gardens — Bath's oldest pleasure gardens, used in all four series of Bridgerton — adjoin the eastern edge of the neighbourhood. The Kennet and Avon Canal runs through the gardens, providing a traffic-free walking and cycling route east towards Bradford-on-Avon. These amenities add measurable demand for houses on the garden-adjacent streets.