This stunning four-bedroom Victorian townhouse occupies a highly sought-after crescent position just above Bristol’s vibrant floating harbour. Arranged over three floors, the property seamlessly blends its historic architecture with a striking, boutique hotel aesthetic with panelled sash windows, detailed cornicing, and an open fire that are blended with modern finishes such as natural wood flooring by Chauncey's, a bespoke fitted kitchen and beautifully appointed bath/shower rooms (complete with luxury sanitary ware by Duravit and fittings by Hans Grohe).

The ground floor layout is perfectly designed for both intimate evenings and grand-scale entertaining. To the front of the property, the sitting room offers a welcoming sanctuary complete with a comforting log burner, intricate plaster coving and original window shutters. The rear of the house unfolds into a spectacular open-plan, split-level living, dining, and kitchen space. This social hub features a wood burner at its heart followed by a custom-fitted kitchen topped with polished concrete work surfaces, and links effortlessly to the outdoors via full-width bi-fold doors. Facing south-west, these doors erase the boundary between inside and out, opening directly onto a private lower courtyard that acts as the ultimate setting for al fresco dining.

Upstairs, accessed from an elegant central staircase, four generous double bedrooms all with expansive ceiling heights are served by a beautifully appointed shower room. The main bedroom is a luxurious retreat, with a striking open-en-suite arrangement centred around a freestanding roll-top bath with elegant freestanding taps.

Outside, the property maximizes its sunny orientation. A front courtyard catches the morning sun, proving to be the ideal spot for a quiet morning coffee. To the rear, steps ascend from the courtyard to a further seating area and charming walled garden with a secluded seating area at the far end. This garden has an amazing open feel for a city garden with an abundance of sky exposed to the south as the hillside drops away to the floating harbour below.

within easy walking distance of both Clifton Village and Bristol’s vibrant waterfront, offering access to an eclectic mix of independent shops, bars, and restaurants. The local community is anchored by the popular nearby pub, The Lion, while the floating harbour provides scenic walkways and ferry links straight into the city centre.

For recreation, the area is surrounded by exceptional green spaces, including the 400-acre Durdham Downs and the Ashton Court Estate, which sits just across the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. Active lifestyles are well catered for with nearby golf courses and water sports at Baltic Wharf. Commuters benefit from excellent road links via the A4 to the M4/M5 motorways, nationwide rail connections from Bristol Temple Meads, and international flights from Bristol Airport.

Tenure - Freehold
Council tax band - E