James House is a student housing in Bath that provides students with accommodation close to their respective universities and institutions. The property offers a wide range of apartments and self-contained studios for students to choose from according to their budgets, needs, and preferences. All units are fully furnished and come with a 3/4 bed, a desk, a chair, and a wardrobe.

The property offers a wide range of amenities and features for students to enjoy during their stay. These amenities include all-inclusive utility bills, so students never have to worry about any extra fees or miscalculations. There is high-speed Wi-Fi for students to make use of. The building is CCTV-monitored to ensure students’ safety. The premises also provides air conditioning, central heating, bike storage, and 24/7 security. James House also offers a laundry room with washing and drying facilities. There is also an on-site gym for students who want to exercise, and there is room for entertainment in the games room, the communal room, and the on-site cinema. James House is pet-friendly, so students don’t have to worry about leaving their pets behind. 

The city of Bath is a vibrant city, famous worldwide for its imposing architecture and Roman remains. Bath's undeniable beauty has earned it recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987. Students find comfort in this city because of its small size and relaxing views. It is rightfully famed for the honey-coloured Georgian buildings that can be seen throughout the city. The hot air ballooning experience in Bath is so popular because of the treasures this city is filled with from times gone by. 

Residents at James House enjoy their stay due to the building’s ideal location close to all the city’s famous landmarks, hidden gems, and fun activities. Mary Shelley’s House of Frankenstein, an escape room centre, is located three minutes from the building. The Bath Postal Museum is a short five-minute walk away from James House. The Royal Victoria Park, a sprawling Victorian parkland with lawns, a skate park, playgrounds, and boating and tennis courts, is also located three minutes from the premises. Pulteney Bridge is a historic bridge built in 1774 with notable architecture and rows of stores lining each side. It is a six-minute drive from James House. The Herschel Museum celebrates Herschel's astronomic achievements in his former Georgian house and workshop; it is located two minutes from the premises.

The property is also located in close proximity to several restaurants and food joints, exposing students to different foods and cuisines. Clayton’s Kitchen is a modern European restaurant located three minutes from the property. Sotto Sotto, an Italian restaurant, is a five-minute drive away from the building. Las Iguanas, a Latin American restaurant, is located seven minutes from the building. There is also a McDonald’s located one minute away from the premises. Sainsbury’s is located five minutes away from James House for students who want to go grocery shopping.

Highlights Nearby:

The building is a mere eight-minute drive from the University of Bath. 

Several bus stations and stops are located nearby. The property is a two-minute drive from the SouthGate bus stop.