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Bitton sits comfortably in the Boyd Valley, roughly halfway between Bristol and Bath on the A431. It still feels very much like a traditional village, defined by its golden Bath stone cottages and the tall spire of St Mary’s, which has stood here in some form since the 11th century. For those who enjoy being outdoors, the landscape is the main draw; the River Boyd runs through the lower part of the village toward the Avon, and the surrounding Cotswold Edge offers plenty of steep walks with honest views. Much of the local life anchors around the Bristol and Bath Railway Path, which follows the old Midland Railway line and provides a flat, traffic-free route for cyclists and walkers heading into either city. While it’s a quiet spot, the presence of the Avon Valley Railway brings a bit of character to the village, with steam engines regularly huffing along the restored track. It’s a practical location for anyone needing to commute, but once you step off the main road, it remains a remarkably still and green place to be.