Dundridge Lane, St George

"The property is a traditional build with blocks. It has high quality finishes throughout the whole property. Each flat has two bedrooms, open plan kitchen/dining/lounge and a bathroom. All flats have an independent entrance and a dedicated off-road parking space. All flats have an external space in the form of a balcony with glass balustrades (the ground floor flat just has a porch area). It is a warm minimalist design of wood and black accessories. There is laminate floor in the kitchen/diner, ceramic tiles in the bathrooms and carpet in the bedrooms. The kitchen has a full size washer/dryer, dishwasher, cooker and fridge freezer. The bathroom has a shower over a bath with a glass door."

The home

A newly built two bedroom flat in the Crews Hole area of St George, sitting at the top of the building and offering great views across the River Avon. The focal point of the home is the open plan kitchen/living/dining area, boasting lots of natural light and a bespoke kitchen with contemporary cabinetry. The primary bedroom sits to the front, with direct access to the balcony. The balcony faces west, capturing a good amount of sunlight in the afternoon/evening. At the rear, is the smart three piece bathroom and second bedroom. Note regarding the lease, currently the building is advertised as share of freehold, but new leases will be created as they are sold, to be influenced by the purchaser. Access to this property is off of Dundridge Lane, not Nibletts Hill.

Living in St George

Nibletts Hill is located in the Crew’s Hole area of St George, just a short journey east of Bristol City Centre. The area is surrounded by several protected green areas such as Troopers Hill, Avon Woodland Trail and Conham River Park providing a pleasant setting that is not usually found so close to the city centre. Residents of this area are very close to the café’s, shops and restaurants of Wyatt’s View, whilst Church Road is also just a short walk away. For commuters, the several areas of employment to the east of Bristol’s city centre, in the Temple Quay district are within reach, as well as the companies across the St Phillips Industrial Area. Bristol Temple Meads is also a short journey that opens up other cities within commuting distance. For those who work at home, superfast broadband has been installed in the area. Being on this side of the city also allows residents ease of access out to Bath either by car, train, bus or bike – for work or leisure and to some outstanding countryside around the east and south of Bristol.