Grosvenor draws together a handful of neighbourhoods on Bath's northern and eastern fringes, united by excellent air quality, strong schools and a lifestyle geared towards professionals who work from home. Across Bathavon North, Lambridge, Lansdown and Walcot, you'll find roughly half of employed residents working remotely, which takes the edge off what are otherwise fairly limited local public transport options outside the city centre itself. Schools are a consistent strength throughout, with Good and Outstanding-rated primaries backed up by well-regarded options like Kingswood School in Lansdown and St Saviours in Lambridge, making this a solid bet for families planning to stay put through the school years. Housing costs vary enormously depending on which part of Grosvenor you're looking at. Walcot offers the most accessible entry point, with flats averaging £296,000 and terraced houses £590,000, alongside genuine day-to-day convenience: 10 coffee shops, 8 restaurants, three supermarkets and good GP access all within walking distance. Move further out to Bathavon North or Lambridge and detached homes average £852,000 and £881,000 respectively, while Lansdown sits at the top of the market with detached properties averaging £1,383,000, reflecting its period architecture and hilltop position above the city. Crime runs well below national averages across all four neighbourhoods, and most have seen rates fall or hold steady over recent years, giving Grosvenor a settled, secure feel throughout. Lansdown and Bathavon North lean towards space and tranquillity with easy road links out via the A46 and A4, while Walcot and Lambridge offer a shorter, more walkable commute into Bath itself. Whichever part of Grosvenor you choose, you're getting a well-connected, green and low-crime part of the city, with the main trade-off being how much you prioritise space and seclusion over immediate access to shops and city-centre buzz.