Queen Street, St. Philips

"We'll really miss enjoying a lovely summers evening on the balcony looking at the water, drinking a Limoncello spritz or two. The garden is filled with little birds that you can watch from the balcony or from your living room. Over looking the water is lovely and being where we are you have all the shops, restaurants and amenities of central Bristol."

The home

A spacious, light and contemporary home on a quiet waterside development with a tranquil and homely vibe. Walking into the home you are immediately struck by the sense of space, the open plan living area has a Southerly aspect and light pours through the balcony doors creating a cheery feel and great setting for chilling out and enjoying the view across the pretty courtyard to the water. The balcony itself is ample for two people to sit comfortably and enjoy the Summer, it's positioning is also ideal, tucked away in the corner, the best spot on the development. The kitchen is large with loads of worktop space and room for a breakfast table, perfect for the enthusiastic home chef. Both bedrooms are an excellent size with Juliet balconies, enabling you to enjoy lazy Summer mornings to the full. The size of the second bedroom makes this the ideal flat for buyer who work from home or even those who intend to share. The home is rounded off by a chic bathroom with full sized bath, the perfect start or end to a busy day.

The outside

You have use of a well maintained, pretty courtyard garden with several seating areas and a gate to access the Harbourside for walks along the waterfront. There's a secure, underground carpark with an allocated space.

Living in St Philips

Ferryman’s Court is a quiet pocket situated right in the heart of Bristol city centre. The area offers an array of shops and amenities on its doorstep, including Cabot Circus and Broadmead. The restaurants, bars, museums, and cafés of Bristol’s Harbourside are a short walk on foot, while the business quarter of Finzels Reach is just across the bridge and offers a wide range of bars and restaurants.

For those who work in Bristol, the commercial areas of the city centre and Temple Quay are both within a five-minute walk. For those who travel further for work, Bristol Temple Meads is a short stroll away and offers direct trains to London in around one hour and forty minutes.

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