Gloucester Row, Bristol, BS8

Stylish, spacious and charming, this split-level apartment commands a prime position in Clifton Village opposite the beautiful green space of Clifton Downs.

Set within a handsome Grade II Listed Georgian townhouse, the property is arranged over three floors with over 2000 square foot of accommodation (including storage) and is accessed via its own private entrance to the lower ground floor.

Step inside and into a welcoming entrance hall with an exposed feature stone wall and wooden floors. The hall flows into an incredible and beautiful open plan kitchen living space which then opens out to a secluded private garden.

With flagstone flooring, an impressive feature fireplace and a pair of large French doors, the kitchen dining space provides the perfect place to dine, rest and entertain. With a large breakfast island, the kitchen itself consists of shaker style units with stone worktops, built-in wine cooler, dishwasher, oven and hob, a butlers sink and space for an American style fridge freezer.

From here an archway opens into a cool sitting room with wooden floors, two large ‘picture frame’ like windows and a second pair of French doors to the garden.
Back into the entrance hall you’ll find doors to both the principle bedroom with its own dressing room and a shower room, with metro wall tiles and under sink storage. Stairs lead down to the basement level which includes a spacious double bedroom, second bathroom with roll top bath and his & hers sinks, as well as a further room currently used as a gymnasium.

A third bedroom with its own cloakroom and doors opening out to a private balcony is accessible via stairs from the sitting room and makes for a perfect office, study or simply an additional bedroom. The balcony is large enough for a hammock and has stairs down to the garden via a picturesque bridge dressed by beautiful Wisteria.

The garden enjoys a southerly aspect and is mainly laid to lawn with mature shrub borders, while a stunning Magnolia Tree resides within the side return, offering a great space to seek shade or host a barbecue.

In summary, a beautiful and quirky, rarely available apartment with a lush garden and a super location.

Area Information
It’s easy to see why Clifton Village is known as the most expensive place to live in Bristol. Victorian and Georgian terraced streets, some still cobbled and others with residents squares and gardens make for a picturesque setting. Artisan and independent boutique shops, good food and drink, easy access to vast green spaces, history and architecture, as well as great schools and good transport links, it’s hard not to love this desirable location.