Loft House, Ashley Down

Watching the fireworks and drone shows from the cricket ground is a real winter treat, and you can see it all from the window. We’re so close to some of the best spots to go for a drink in Bristol with The Lazy Dog, Wiper & True and Sidney & Eden all on the doorstep. Being at the end of the building, the flat has three external walls, so it’s very private and we can turn the film up without worrying about the neighbours; with the windows open on a warm Summers evening it's a great place to be.

The Home

This well proportioned two bedroom two bathroom apartment is located on the second floor of an attractive Grade II Listed building. This property features two generous double bedrooms, the primary of which has its own en suite shower room, and the second having a versatile mezzanine space. There is then another family bathroom off of the main hallway and finally a spacious open plan kitchen living room. One of the key selling points of this property is the allocated parking space, a rarity in this part of Bristol. Additional visitors parking can be found on street in the area or in the County Ground car park when there isn't a game on. This is a fantastic apartment and appeals to a range of different buyers, whether you're looking for a secure lock up in the city or get onto the ladder.

Living in Ashley Down

Loft House, set in a grade two listed building, is a development of luxury apartments and is placed between the cricket ground and Ashley Down Road, being well-positioned with easy access to Gloucester Road, Montpellier, as well as the city centre. Gloucester Road is one of the longest roads of independent shops, cafes & restaurants in the UK, including a diversity of options such as The Gallimaufry, Joe’s Bakery and the highly regarded Fed 303. A short walk away is Montpellier which houses very popular places such as The Bristolian Cafe, considered one of the best brunch spots in Bristol, as well as Oowee Vegan and The Cadbury House. For ethically sourced foods, coffee and more, Better Food, an organic grocery store, is less than a mile away in St Werburghs or Gloucester Road, and is incredibly popular amongst the local community. And if you enjoy walks in nature, Stoke Park and Purdown are a fifteen-minute walk away, as well as the beautiful St Andrews Park. Buses run every five minutes from Gloucester Road and are also very regular on Ashley Down Road to the City Centre, alongside cycle paths for both cyclists and electric scooter users. The Gloucestershire County Cricket Club is just opposite the flat, hosting numerous matches throughout the season and different events throughout the year. If you are in need of great commuter links, the M32 is a short drive away that links to the City Centre, as well as out towards the M4 and M5. The Ashley Down train station which has recently opened, is only a couple minutes walk from the Loft House development. This provides incredible convenience to travel in and out of Bristol.