The home

This flat can be converted into a two bedroom by moving the kitchen into the lounge. Other similar flats in the building have done this. This of course would be subject to planning permission.

This spacious and light top floor split level conversion has a wonderful combination of exceptional room sizes, a stylish finish and homely vibe. With views across North Bristol towards the downs as well as an elegant and bold colour palate, it's the perfect couples flat in a highly desirable part of the city. The internal staircase rises to a landing that provides a super handy home work space with natural light streaming through a Velux window. The lounge is front facing towards the morning sun, with ample space for dining and chilling out on the sofa, it's a perfect space for hosting friends or just spending time together. The kitchen is beautifully finished with dual rear facing windows overlooking the Redland valley towards the downs, loads of storage and counter space for meal prep as well as room for a breakfast table. It's the heartbeat of the home and almost a reception room in it's own right. The bedroom also faces to the rear with the wonderful view, it's spacious with a pretty fireplace, huge storage cupboard and beautiful bespoke built in wardrobes it's a special room with a chic vibe. The property is rounded off perfectly by the super bathroom. With a four piece suite, elegant tiling and a bespoke cupboard, it's the ideal start to a busy day or place to relax and pamper in the evening. A great flat for couples who enjoy the sanctuary of home as well as the buzz of city life.

Living in Redland

Cotham Vale is a quiet residential road close to Chandos Road and Cotham Hill, two of the most popular spots in North Bristol, famous for independent shops, cafes and bars as well wonderful green spaces. To the West is Clifton, a famously beautiful and prestigious part of the city, with Clifton Village just a 15 minute walk. To the North is Redland and the green expanse of The Downs, a short walk up Whiteladies Road. Up the road there are a number of independent shops and cafes, Cotham Hill and further to the larger establishments of Whiteladies Road and Clifton. To the south is Bristol City Centre, around a 15/20 minute walk or a short cycle. To the east is Gloucester Road, running through the popular areas of St Andrews, Bishopston and down into Montpelier, lined with hugely popular bars, restaurants and shops. The area is very convenient into or out of Bristol, with Clifton Down or Redland train stations just around the corner and several bus routes running in the immediate area.