Based in Bath, James Samson Property is well placed to help you relocated to Bristol, Bath and the Somerset area. Discover how we can help you.

1. James Samson Property | Relocation

2. West Country
Relocation
Relocating to Somerset might
seem like a daunting task,
especially if you are moving for
business.
As a professional property
buyer, James Samson Property
can help you in a number of
ways, from organising short
term rentals to helping you find
and purchase a property.
Being based in Bath and solely
focused on property in
Somerset, enables us to act
quickly, continue to build local
contacts and uncover hidden
opportunities.
Also, we can introduce you to
the area, schools - should you
have children and provide
introductions to local business
contacts.

3. You might be moving to Bristol
for a short term contract and
therefore require a different
solution to those who are
permanently relocating to Bath.
The area contains many types
of properties, from cosy family
homes to city centre
apartments, to large country
houses and luxury penthouses.
Our proactive approach will
enable you to find the most
suitable property for your
situation within your time limit
and hassle free.
The Right
Property

4. Living in Bath
Bath, is a UNESCO World
Heritage site. The city is world
famous for its history,
architecture, and the Roman
Baths.
First known by the Latin name
Aquæ Sulis ("the waters of
Sulis") c. AD 60, when the
Romans built baths and a
temple in the valley of the
River Avon. The naturally
warm spring water is still used
today.
Many of the streets and
squares, crafted from Bath
stone, were laid out by John
Wood, the Elder, in the 18th
century. In 1830, Princess
Victoria opened the Royal
Victoria Park. Famously, Jane
Austen lived in Bath in the
early 19th century.
Today, living in Bath is
stimulating, with a vibrant
business community, well
respected educational
institutes and a wide range of
leisure activities. Relax at one
of many 5-star hotels, or
choose from eclectic
shopping, sports or the arts.
While famous for Georgian
architecture, often found in the
city centre, Bath property
includes a wide range of styles
and types. James Samson
Property would be thrilled to
help you decided where to live
in Bath.

5. Shopping
An exciting mix of independent
boutiques and large chain shops
makes shopping in Bath a
unique experience.
Travel
Bath has easy access to the
M4.
Bath Spa Train Station offers
regular services to London
Paddington [90 mins], Bristol [10
mins] as well as other major
cities.
Bristol Airport [30 mins drive]
flys to National and International
destinations and has a private
terminal.
Education
Renowned for both private and
public schooling. Educational
institutes of note include
Monkton Combe, The Royal
High School for Girls, and King
Edward's School.
Bath University ranks within the
top 10 higher learning institutes
in the country [Sunday Times].
Whereas Bath Spa University is
well regarded for music, art and
teaching.
Lifestyle and Culture
With a varied program, The
Theatre Royal is sure to delight.
The Victoria Art Gallery offers
two floors of art, with
contemporary exhibitions on the
ground floor and a historic
collection on the first. In
addition, there are many smaller
galleries within Bath.
The Holburne Museum, Number
1 Royal Crescent and the
Assembly Rooms, amongst
others, make for interest look
into local history.
Sports
There is a huge range of
sporting opportunities nearby
including polo at Beaufort Polo
Club and Cirencester Park Polo
Club.
National and international rugby
at Bath and Bristol as well as
county cricket.
A range of country pursuits is
available locally including horse
racing, fishing and water sports
on the River Avon.

6. Living in Bristol
Bristol is the United Kingdom's
8th most populous city.
Dating back to the beginning
of the 11th century, when a
settlement known as
Brycgstow (Old English "the
place at the bridge") was built
near the confluence of the
rivers Frome and Avon.
Bristol was a starting place for
early voyages of exploration to
the New World. On a ship out
of Bristol in 1497 John Cabot,
a Venetian, became the first
European since the Vikings to
land on mainland North
America. In 1499 William
Weston, a merchant was the
first Englishman to lead an
exploration to North America.
Today, living in Bristol is
invigorating, with a vibrant
business community which
encompasses Banking and
Finance, Media, Tech, and
Law. The city provides a
number of highly regarded
educational institutes as well
as exemplary shopping,
sporting and arts
opportunities.
With many different areas to
choose from, each with their
own unique feel, Bristol
property includes a range of
styles and types. James
Samson Property would be
delighted to help you decided
where to live in Bristol.

7. Shopping
The city centre is home to a
number of large chain shops
including Harvey Nichols and
the Cabot Circus shopping
centre.
While, Clifton Village is well
known for its independent
boutiques.
The Mall at Cribbs Causeway, a
short drive, offers 130+ shops.
Travel
Both M4 and M5 wrap around
the city.
Bristol Temple Meads and Bristol
Parkway provide great rail links
across the UK. Bristol to London
1h 40m.
Bristol Airport offers flights to
National and International
destination, as well as having a
private terminal.
Education
Bristol has the country's second-
highest concentration of
independent school places, after
London.
Local, independent schools of
note include Clifton College,
Clifton High School, and Queen
Elizabeth's Hospital School.
The city is home to two
universities, the University of
Bristol and the University of the
West of England (UWE).
Lifestyle and Culture
Bristol features many live music
venues as well as Bristol Old
Vic, England's oldest
continuously operating theatre,
and The Hippodrome.
The Bristol City Museum and Art
Gallery houses a varied
collection. While, the Watershed
Media Centre and Arnolfini
gallery, exhibit contemporary art.
Sports
There is a huge range of
sporting opportunities nearby,
including national and
international rugby at Bristol as
well as county cricket.
There is also fishing and water
sports on the River Avon.

8. James Samson Property
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