Caledonia Place, Clifton Village

"As an artist, living here has been a dream. The great front windows flood the living room with light and frame vibrant views of the square and its leafy communal gardens. The mezzanine studio has been my peaceful retreat for creative work, while the private rear garden is a sunny haven for coffee with a friend or a quiet reflection. Waking each morning to the view of sky and greenery from the bedroom window always made me feel grateful to call this beautiful place home."

This home

This charming two bedroom home features much of its original charm whilst enjoying a private garden accessed from the kitchen patio doors. On entry, you are met with the hallway firstly leading to the expansive living room including tall ceilings, large windows and original floorboards. Adjacent is the shower room and then onto the main bedroom which overlooks the back of the building. Continuing through the home, you are met with a spacious kitchen/diner with engineered oak floorboards and fitted cupboards/integrated appliances. From here is a staircase reaching up to a mezzanine floor which overlooks the garden and includes built-in shelving.

Outside

Situated on Caledonia Place, the home enjoys the use of the the communal gardens out to the front of the building. The home itself also benefits from the private south facing garden with a patio, storage shed and mature plants and shrubs which blossom in the spring/summer months.

Living in Clifton Village

Clifton Village has long been one of the most desirable neighbourhoods in Bristol with its highly regarded restaurants, independent shops, and beautiful architecture. Restaurants and cafes such as Kibou and Foliage Cafe strike a pleasant contrast to the well established and ever popular Coronation Tap, Portcullis Pub, and beautiful views of the Avon Gorge Hotel. There is plenty of green space right on your doorstep with The Downs in walking distance and Ashton Court just over the iconic Bristol Suspension Bridge. Clifton Village is also conveniently located close to Bristol City Centre and the rapidly expanding Bristol Harbourside which has attracted a number of large employers. For those looking for a day out South of the river, North Street is a 20 minute walk across the impressive Greville Smyth Park and offers many independent bars and restaurants and is well known for its wealth of Street Art.