Ilchester Crescent, Bedminster Down

"This home has been the backdrop to so many special moments: dinner parties in the big dining space, summer BBQs in the garden, morning coffees on the balcony, and countless peaceful pauses taking in the incredible view. It’s one of the best outlooks you’ll find in Bristol. When you visit, look out for the Suspension Bridge, Ashton Court, and the iconic rainbow houses."

The Home
A beautiful ground-floor apartment with city-wide views and a private garden. To the front of the property is a spacious double bedroom with built-in storage. Moving through the hallway, the layout flows naturally into a bright open-plan kitchen and dining area, which then leads through to a snug reception space at the rear.

The modern kitchen is stylish, featuring striking black tiles paired with lighter cabinets, and benefits from a new washing machine, dishwasher, hob, and extractor fan.

Beyond the living space is the recently refreshed, well-maintained bathroom. Double doors at the rear open directly onto the private garden, where you can enjoy spectacular views across south Bristol towards the Clifton Suspension Bridge - a standout feature that can be appreciated both inside and out. The property further benefits from its end-of-terrace position, offering additional privacy and light.

The Outside
The private rear garden enjoys elevated city views and has been designed to be low maintenance, making it ideal for relaxing with a morning coffee or hosting friends on warm evenings. There is also an outhouse providing useful additional storage. To the front of the property is an allocated parking space, with further off-street parking available.

Living in Bedminster Down
Ilchester Crescent is a quiet residential street in Bedminster Down, well placed for accessing both the city and surrounding green spaces. The property is within easy reach of the hugely desirable North Street - a hub for independent shops, restaurants, and cafés, including Michelin-recommended COR and OTHER, coffee spots Sweven and Burra, and The Tobacco Factory, a café, bar, and theatre that hosts a bustling Sunday market.

For commuters, Bedminster and Parson Street stations are both close by, along with a short walk to the Bristol Airport bus stop. Road links are equally convenient, offering straightforward access into the city centre via Bedminster Down Road or out towards open countryside beyond Bristol via Bridgewater Road.

For those who value green space, Manor Valley Wood sits right on your doorstep, while the expansive Ashton Court Estate - home to Bristol’s famous Balloon Fiesta - is just a short drive away, providing miles of walking routes and a welcome escape from city life.