Crest Nicholson

Bath Riverside – A Lasting Legacy

Crest Nicholson’s Bath Riverside is an exciting new residential quarter of Bath that has already transformed land that had been left derelict for over 25 years.

Located on the south bank of the River Avon on what was the famous Stothert & Pitt, Engineers and Founders, the 44-acre, £400 million development is providing new homes and facilities that better reflect the needs of the city.

Providing a unique opportunity to buy a new home in the world-heritage city, work on the development will continue for at least another eight years as it grows into a thriving place for people to live and enjoy their leisure time.

An excellent example of inner city regeneration, it has shown what can be achieved with careful planning, commitment and passion.

Enhancing the city’s reputation for having some of the most striking and sought after places to live in the UK, Bath Riverside is the perfect choice for anyone wanting to make the most of a unique chance to buy a one or two-bedroom apartment, penthouse, three or four-bedroom townhouse, or a four-bedroom riverside villa in the world-heritage city of Bath.

Award winning design pulls in the sales

Built using the distinctive Bath stone, the development blends with the more traditional buildings that has made Bath famous around the world.

With private sales now surpassing 300 properties, its private courtyards, landscaped seating areas and contemporary design has received numerous plaudits, winning a handful of national awards for its design.

Featuring high ceilings, large reception rooms and stunning bathrooms, the properties at Bath Riverside have the added advantage of being completely brand new, meaning little or no maintenance.

Its proximity to Bath city-centre is ideal for those who either work in the city centre or need to catch a train further afield and with easy access to the riverside and its pedestrian towpath those wanting a direct and car-free route into the heart of the city can be there in a matter of minutes.