Development sites

The Cattlemarket site is placed in the upper part of the city, at the bottom of Walcot Street Artisan Quarter.

Manvers Street provides an exciting opportunity to transform the area between South Parade and the railway station into a mixed use commercial quarter that celebrates and is sensitive to its historic setting.

Plans are underway to transform the former Bath Press site into a large, mixed-use development which will breathe life back into the Lower Bristol Road area of the city.

Roseberry Place is a mixed-use regeneration scheme, which occupies a prominent location in Bath's Enterprise Zone at the highly accessible junction of Lower Bristol Road and Windsor Bridge.

The Somer Valley Enterprise Zone is a planned development area focused on fostering commercial growth, aiming to establish a vibrant local center for new businesses and job opportunities.

Broad Street Yards is a project led by Bath & North East Somerset Council, utilizing council-owned land to establish a dynamic blend of maker space, flexible workspaces, retail outlets, and visitor accommodations. The envisioned space will feature contemporary new builds, enhancing the connectivity between Milsom Street and Broad Street.

The Council and the University of Bath have partnered to develop Bath Quays North, part of the Bath Riverside Innovation Quarter. This project includes new office spaces, a business hotel, housing, and public spaces, aiming to boost economic activity in the city.