Charlotte Street, Brandon Hill

"Having coffee on the balcony on a Sunday morning, when the bells from the Catherdral are ringing and the blue tits are landing on the birdfeeder on the balcony, you completely forget that you're in the centre of a city. It's so incredibly peaceful and beautiful."

The home

An exceptional first floor apartment of rare elegance and quality set within a magnificent Grade II listed Georgian terrace. Offered in turn-key condition, arriving into the apartment the quality is immediately apparent with original cornicing, high ceilings, period features and rich hardwood flooring setting the tone throughout. The centre piece of the apartment is the vast open-plan lounge, dining room and kitchen. An extraordinary entertaining space of truly impressive proportions. Flooded with natural light through large sash windows, the room effortlessly blends period character with contemporary living. The kitchen is fitted with a professional-grade Smeg range cooker with warm timber worktops and classic white cabinetry that sit beautifully within the space. Every wall throughout the apartment has been painted in Farrow & Ball and the working fireplace is a genuine focal point of the living area, it brings warmth and atmosphere. The two bedrooms are at the rear of the property, the second bedroom benefits from built-in storage and is currently being used as a dressing room. The bathroom has been completely refurbished to high specification. Wall and floor tiles are Mandarin Stone whilst the shower base and sink are crafted from solid stone, the cistern top has been fashioned from a 200-year-old oak butcher's block, sourced just outside Bristol.

Outside space

Leading off the main reception is access to the private balcony, fully refurbished in 2023 with its original decorative ironwork retained and restored. It has views across the surrounding rooftops and tree canopy.

Living on Charlotte Street

Charlotte Street is a row of beautiful mid-Georgian Grade II listed town houses constructed by the respected Georgian architect William Paty, located in between Brandon Hill and Park Street and bordering Clifton and Bristol City Centre. The area offers an array of shops and amenities right on its doorstep both on Park Street and on The Triangle. Many of Bristol’s best restaurants, bars, museums and cafés are just minutes by foot, while Bristol iconic Harbourside is just a quick stroll down the hill. Further down the river is the landmark Wapping Wharf area which has gained an excellent reputation for its food and drink scene. Clifton, Cotham and Stokes Croft are also within reach from this central base. The historic Victorian Park of Brandon Hill is a short distance on foot and offers superb views over the city especially from the top of Brandon Tower and there are plenty of tame squirrels to watch in this pretty park. A major benefit of this location is the proximity to many major employers, including several major law firms, banks, charities and energy companies in the centre of Bristol.