Oldfield Park is a popular residential area to the south of the city centre, at the heart of which is Moorland Road – a bustling high street with a number of fantastic independent shops and restaurants. Linear Park is a ribbon of countryside through the region, popular with cyclist and joggers, and was originally part of the Somerset and Dorset Railway Line. The ward has its own railway station and boasts a number of excellent schools including Hayesfield Girls School, and Oldfield Park Junior School.
Where Do Oldfield Park Locals Go?
Francis DIY - Established in 1967, Francis DIY is a family run business located on the Moorland Road, supplying the widest range of DIY & hardware products available.
Originally part of the Somerset and Dorset Railway Line, Linear Park is a ribbon of countryside through the region, popular with dog walkers, cyclists and joggers.
Magu Diner - An independent gourmet burger bar in the bustling community suburb of Moorland Road. This is no ordinary burger joint!
Oyster Shell - Fish & chip shop and fresh seafood takeaway located on Moorland Road; sister business to The Scallop Shell.
Panahar - Unpretentious, friendly neighbourhood curry house located on Moorland Road, with BYO Indian restaurant and takeaway service.
Net & Line - Fresh day boat fish and seafood offering a wide selection of shellfish, deli products and sauces.
The Moorfields - A homely and welcoming gastropub run by owners of the marvelous Marlborough Tavern and The Hare & Hounds. Open all day for coffee, breakfast or a menu full of hearty pub classics.
Velo Lounge - Relaxed, bohemian venue located on Moorland Road for all-day brunches and global snacking on tapas, paninis and the like.Schools
St John’s Catholic Primary School
Roman Catholic state primary school for boys and girls aged 4–11
Ofsted rating: Good
Transport
2.5 Miles
10 Miles