I'm currently in the same situation as you, but I can't even guarantee a spot directly outside my house, which means sometimes I need to park a couple of streets away. I did reach out to BANES (Bath and North East Somerset) Council about possible on street charging solutions, e.g. lamp post charging with an EV bay, but complete radio silence. I may reach out to my local councillor who is funnily enough the mayor too to see if she can run things up the flag pole so to speak.
In the meantime, I'm relying on the dire public infrastructure that Bath has on offer. This consists of:
1x 50kW Geniepoint charger in Morrisons (installed last year and was the only working 50kW charger in Bath for a while)
1x 50kW BP Pulse charger in Bailbrook Hotel (repaired this month after being out of action for nearly a year)
3x 50kW Geniepoint chargers in Charlotte St (installed last month, but already one is broken. Handy to go and charge after 8pm when it's free parking)
1x 50kW Swarco charger at Farleigh Road Farm shop and restaurant (10 miles out but a nice spot to go for a bite to eat)
Leaving the car overnight in carparks such as Charlotte St, Southgate or The Podium to utilise their 7kW chargers is a fallback option but would need to leave the car from 8pm and ensure it's moved by 7am to avoid parking charges.
Normally if I drive anywhere I'll see if I can stop off at a supercharger on the way back (usually Bristol), charge up to 100% (I have a LFP battery so harm in doing this) and get back home with around 80-85%. It does mean adding 30-45 minutes to my journey time back home. If I need a top up I'll use one of the nearby chargers listed above. I'd recommend to see what is available around you on Zap-Map in case the on street charging doesn't go to plan. There's also seeing if your employer are willing to put in charge points at the workplace. My Wife's employer has been looking into this since the new year, but unfortunately, no movement in the last 6 months!
I have noticed a couple in my neighbourhood (high density of terraced houses) who feed a cable out their front door along the front and trenched into those pavement rain drains (no idea what their official name is), and cover it with one of those high vis pavement ramp strips (again no idea what the official name is) to prevent a trip hazard. Problem though these aren't always positioned directly outside of your house, in my case it's on the border with my neighbour and closer to their front door than mine.
You could speak to your local council to see if there are any trials going on as anything digging up a public path will most likely need their permission and/or prevent pissing off your neighbours.