Montague Hill, Kingsdown

'We have loved living in this property for many reasons. The fact that it is within close walking distance of excellent and characterful pubs, the Gloucester Road, Cabot Circus, the University, the hospitals, bus station and Clifton Triangle has been a huge advantage. You can go days without needing a car and the excellent Kingsdown residents' parking scheme is cheap and easy to use. You never tire of the beauty and character of the house and the garden with its panoramic view from the terrace.'

A charmingly quiet yet hugely convenient spot in central Bristol. The pocket in which this home sits is rarely visited by through-traffic but is one from which residents can quickly reach much of what the city has to offer. The house is situated just on the north of the City Centre, between Cotham and Montpelier. Kingsdown is an area of Bristol which has some substantial Georgian homes, off of historic cobbled streets which have some stories to tell. There are a huge breadth of outstanding amenities on the doorstep including cafes and bars, such as Nadu, Bullrush and Asado. The access into the City Centre is also fantastic for shopping and eating out. Historic spots like The Christmas Steps and its famous pub, are just a five minute walk away into the centre of the city. Major and train stations are also within walking distance providing easy access to London, the North or the South West. Access out of the city is also as simple as the view to the countryside from the house would suggest, with the M32 nearby providing access to the M4 and the Cotswolds, with the Mendips and Chew Valley accessible to the south of the city. For commuters, several major areas of employment are nearby as well including the BRI, Bristol University and retail at Cabot Circus, meaning this can be a fantastic and sizeable city centre base.


Situated on a beautiful cobbled lane in Kingsdown, a quaint but bustling heart of Bristol, is brilliant Georgian town house. Brimley House is steeped in history, with the original part of the home dating back to 1771. The home is now well setup for spacious family living, measuring in excess of 2300 square foot including the cellar space and benefitting from a long garden, mostly lawned and benefitting from a southerly aspects and impressive views over the city. Within the house itself, the current owners have made several improvements in recent years with a new Kitchen and general repairs and maintenance in 2018, external decoration and re-carpetted throughout in 2021, with the Rear sash windows maintained and repaired in 2022.

The house strikes a brilliant balance between character and practicality. This is a Grade II listed home, with fantastic room proportions and several eye catching period features yet lots of storage and more modern improvements and fittings throughout.