The property opens into a well-proportioned and welcoming living room, enhanced by two original sash windows to the front elevation that flood the space with natural light while retaining period character. This room provides a comfortable and stylish setting for both relaxing and entertaining. At the heart of the home is a versatile, open-plan space that serves as a central hub and dedicated dining area, creating a seamless flow between rooms. From here, there is seamless access to the generously sized double bedroom, the contemporary bathroom, and a separate fitted kitchen.

The kitchen is thoughtfully arranged with ample storage and worktop space, offering a practical yet modern environment for everyday cooking. The bedroom provides a calm and private retreat, while the bathroom is well-appointed and designed for both comfort and functionality. Overall, the layout maximises space and light, combining character features with modern living to create a home that is both stylish and practical.

The property features a well-maintained private rear garden, predominantly laid out to lawn and thoughtfully landscaped with two raised borders that add structure and visual interest. A decked seating area provides an ideal space for outdoor dining and entertaining, while an insulated shed has been upgraded to create a practical and versatile workshop, offering excellent additional storage or hobby space.

Bristol is much-loved for its eclectic cultural scene, proximity to the wilds of Somerset, Wales and the Cotswolds, as well as ease of access to London. With an ever-expanding array of restaurants, bars and boutiques, the city is an inviting nest for people of all ages and interests. The property sits in a coveted corner of St Andrews, combining a close-knit community, a range of worldwide cuisine at your fingertips, and a creative, friendly crowd. The apartment is just around the corner from St Andrews Park, so you don’t have to go far for your fix of open spaces. If you want to switch it up, you’re also not short of craft beer or coffee shop options on Gloucester Road. There are great local transport links with Montpelier station a 3-minute walk away, whilst getting out to the country via the nearby M32 or Temple Meads train station is also straightforward.

This property is expected to be highly sought after, thanks to the rare combination of a private entrance, a secluded garden, and a well-finished interior that has been thoughtfully laid out to maximise both space and functionality.

Leasehold - 999yrs from 1988 (962yrs remaining)
Service charge - £50pcm