Brunswick Square, St. Paul's

"I really enjoyed the fact that the flat was located so centrally within Bristol with access to many local amenities as well as being within walking distance to work. The flat is extremely quiet despite being in a bustling area of town and is very cool even on a hot summer's day. It is a definite advantage having Brunswick Square right outside as well as having Portland Square round the corner for some greenery. A great place for a young professional to enjoy a great work/life balance"

The Home

Occupying a unique position within an attractive Grade II listed building, this striking two-bedroom apartment combines impressive proportions, characterful architectural details and contemporary finishes to create a home unlike many others on the market. Set behind an elegant red-brick façade, the apartment enjoys a wonderful sense of light and space throughout, with vaulted ceilings and original features that serve as a constant reminder of the building's rich history.

From the moment you step inside, there is a feeling that this is something a little special. The generous proportions and elevated ceilings create a volume of space rarely found in modern apartments, while the thoughtful refurbishment allows the property's period character to sit comfortably alongside the demands of contemporary living. Arched ceilings and beautifully considered detailing soften the accommodation and add a distinctive personality that sets the home apart.

At the heart of the apartment is a fantastic open-plan living space, perfectly designed for both everyday life and entertaining. Large windows draw natural light deep into the room, enhancing the feeling of openness and creating a bright, uplifting atmosphere throughout the day. There is a natural flow between the living, dining and kitchen areas, making the space feel wonderfully sociable whilst still retaining clearly defined areas for relaxing and dining. The kitchen has been thoughtfully designed with modern living in mind, featuring contemporary cabinetry, integrated appliances and generous worktop space. Stylish yet practical, it complements the open-plan layout perfectly and creates a seamless connection with the main reception space.

The principal bedroom is particularly impressive, occupying a substantial footprint beneath the characterful roofline. The room's scale, combined with its elevated ceilings and clever use of alcove space, creates a retreat that feels both spacious and versatile. The second bedroom is equally adaptable and could serve as a guest room, home office or creative workspace depending on individual requirements.

Completing the accommodation is a contemporary bathroom, finished to a high standard with modern tiling, quality fittings and a large walk-in shower, providing a sleek and functional space that reflects the overall quality of the home. Throughout, there is a wonderful balance between character and convenience. The combination of period architecture, impressive volume and stylish modern improvements creates a home that feels both distinctive and welcoming, appealing equally to first-time buyers, professionals and those seeking something with genuine individuality. Rarely do apartments offer such a successful blend of heritage, character, space and outdoor amenity. With its striking architecture, private outside space and beautifully presented interiors, this is a home that stands out for all the right reasons.

The Outside

Externally, the property enjoys a superb setting within one of the area's most attractive period buildings. The handsome red-brick façade, traditional detailing and open frontage provide an immediate sense of grandeur and contribute to the building's strong kerb appeal. The apartment also benefits from a private courtyard area, offering a valuable outdoor retreat in an increasingly sought-after city location. Enclosed and low maintenance, it provides the perfect spot for a morning coffee, al fresco dining or simply enjoying some fresh air at the end of the day. Equally practical as it is enjoyable, the courtyard acts as a natural extension of the living accommodation and enhances the overall lifestyle offering of the property.

Living in St. Paul's

Pembroke House is a Georgian townhouse on Brunswick Square, located a stone's throw from the city centre, Cabot Circus shopping, and the popular, arty Stokes Croft area. The apartment itself is surprisingly quiet considering its central location, and has a lovely outlook onto the leafy Brunswick Square. There are an abundance of well-loved cafés, bars and restaurants on your doorstep such as Caper and Cure, and Nadu, plus several yearly events and cultural festivals also happen in this area, giving the area its bustling reputation. The apartment is also in a prime position for city centre hospitals such as the BRI (10-minute walk), and several office and workspaces for Bristol-based companies. Bristol Temple Meads is a 15-minute walk away, as is the popular Bristol Harbourside. The property is also well-positioned for motorway access, with the nearby M32 linking directly to the M4.