Princess Victoria Street, Bristol

A newly converted, delightful, mid terrace mews house in the heart of Clifton Village. Finished to exacting standards, and extremely high specification this charming property enjoys versatile accommodation set over three floors and offers the potential of four double bedrooms (three with en-suites), kitchen/dining room, sitting room, utility, family bathroom and separate cloakroom.

Summary Of Accommodation - On entering 69 Princess Victotia Street, one is immediately aware of the quality of the fine refurbishment of this attractive mews house offering a short level walk into the heart of Clifton Village. The kitchen and utility rooms are fitted with a wide range of beautiful kitchen units topped with striking worksurfaces and served by a wide range of integrated kitchen appliances. The kitchen has room to comfortably fit a large dining table, and opens through contemporary Crittal glass doors into the open plan living space.

On the middle floor are three well proportioned double bedrooms, two of which benefit from beautifully appointed en-suits, and there is an additional family bathroom.

The top floor is this property’s unique selling point, which is a fabulous large room that has the ability for a variety of uses, and is serviced by a kitchenette and shower room, with large double doors opening onto a contemporary roof terrace, creating a fabulous entertaining space.

Location - Princess Victoria Street is situated in the heart of Bristol's particularly desirable Clifton Village. This desirability is owed to the uniquely convenient proximity to all the local amenities within Clifton Village and the breathtaking examples of Victorian and Georgian architecture that is widely admired. The variety of shops, boutiques and restaurants in Clifton Village are quite literally on the doorstep as well as several bus routes providing easy city centre access.

Bristol has a popular cultural and music scene, catering for all tastes and genres and is famed for its green, open spaces such as Durdham Downs and The Ashton Court Estate, which is across the famous Suspension Bridge and includes mountain bike trails and bridle paths. There are golf courses close by with sailing and windsurfing at Baltic Wharf, and even surfing at “The Wave.”

For the commuter, the nearby A4 has a direct link to the commercial centre, and indeed the motorway networks M5 and M4. Bristol Temple Meads train station provides an extensive service to many cities nationwide, and the city’s international airport flies connects to many European Cities.

Useful Information - Tenure –Freehold
Local authority – Bristol City Council
Council tax band – Not known as new property
Services - All mains services.
EPC Rating- A (92) with potential of A (93)
Broadband – Ultrafast up to 1,800 Mbps download and 1,000 Mbps upload.
Mobile Phone Coverage – Good outdoor, variable indoor coverage for EE, 02, Vodafone and Three.
Viewings – Via Hydes of Bristol,