Bear Flat, Poets Corner and Beechen Cliff – Bear Flat is south of central Bath, largely built during the early years of the reign of King Edward VII. The Wellsway runs through Bear Flat and originally this was the main pilgrimage route from Bath (with its Abbey) to Wells (with its cathedral). ‘Flat’ may be derived from… Read More
Taken from Smallcombe Fields off Bathwick Hill, looking over Sydney Buildings and Widcombe to the rear of Alice Park/Bear Flat Bath city centre, with the triumvirate of the Abbey, St John’s Church on South Parade and the Empire
Alexandra Park was named in honour of Queen Alexandra and opened in 1902 to commemorate the Coronation of Edward VII. We have posted five more photos from this location into an album on our Facebook page (search for Madison Oakley Estate Agents or use the link in the sidebar) For more information on Madison Oakley… Read More
