John Street, City Centre

"We’ve loved having one of Bristol’s best pubs, The Bank Tavern, right on the doorstep. It’s been a brilliant first home in an amazing location, and having parking in the city centre is a huge bonus."

The Home

A well presented two bedroom top floor apartment in the heart of Bristol City Centre, offering modern accommodation, two bathrooms and the significant benefit of a secure allocated parking space.

Entering into the apartment, the hallway provides access to all of the rooms, with the main living space positioned to one side. This is a long, open-plan room which naturally separates into areas for relaxing, dining and cooking. Windows along two sides bring in plenty of natural light, while the modern fitted kitchen sits neatly at the far end with a good amount of worktop and storage space.

Both bedrooms are doubles, with the principal bedroom benefitting from its own ensuite shower room. The second bedroom is another useful space which could work equally well as a guest room or home office, while a separate bathroom with a shower over the bath completes the accommodation.

A particularly valuable addition for such a central location is the allocated parking space within the secure underground car park.


Living in the City Centre

John Street puts you right in the middle of Bristol, with some of the city's best food, drink, shopping and entertainment within an easy walk. On the doorstep is The Bank Tavern, a Bristol institution particularly well known for its Sunday roasts, having previously been named Bristol's best Sunday Lunch at both the Observer Food Monthly Awards and Bristol Good Food Awards.

The Old City is moments away, with Corn Street and St Nicholas Market providing a great mix of independent food, shops and historic surroundings. In the other direction, the independent shops and cafés around Christmas Steps are equally close, while Cabot Circus provides the main shopping destination for the city.

For evenings out, the Bristol Hippodrome and Bristol Beacon are both nearby, with the latter reopening following its major transformation in 2023 and now hosting live music, comedy and events across four performance spaces. The Harbourside is also within easy reach, opening up a further choice of bars, restaurants and cultural venues including Watershed, Arnolfini, M Shed and We The Curious.