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AddressLakeshore Drive, Bishopsworth
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Price£260,000
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Bedrooms2
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TenureLeasehold
"The best thing about living here has been the access to the green space around the flat. Sunny afternoons spent with friends enjoying the patio and surrounding green space, being able to move from the kitchen to outside so easily. Or spending the evenings with the doors open, listening to the birds gives a sense of calm that's hard to find in Bristol."
The home
Set in a listed industrial building this duplex apartment really sets itself apart and comes with the added benefit of two allocated parking spaces. Striking and unique in nature, it provides a fantastic setting for potential buyers. Based on the ground floor and on the corner of the building, the flat benefits from wide ranging windows and hugely tall ceilings. Its original concrete features date back to the time the building was used as a Tobacco Factory and adds to the aesthetics of the home. The open plan living, and kitchen space is a stunning centrepiece of the flat letting light shine through and creates the ideal modern and social space to spend the majority of your time. The ground floor is then completed by two fantastically sized double bedrooms, with one boasting its own ensuite. Additionally, there is another bathroom accessed via the entrance hallway. On a mezzanine level there is an additional space which adds to the quirk and charm of the apartment. Set above one bedroom, it provides a snug hideaway ideally for cosy evenings watching movies or to have a little down time. Previous owners have cleverly incorporated a vast storage space that is tucked away and accessed from here too.
Living in Lakeshore Drive
Lakeshore Drive is part of the Imperial Park development which was originally the grounds for the Imperial Tobacco headquarters. Nowadays the stunning grounds are home to your accommodation, gym, lake and vegetable patches should you wish. This popular area of Hartcliffe is ideal for those who are looking for great links to Bristol City Centre, as well as further into the South West. Buses run to the City Centre every 20 minutes. With many local employers, including those of the Imperial Retail Park, South Bristol Community Hospital and the airport, the area has a large draw to professionals and investors. Beyond Hartcliffe, the Mendips that is an area of outstanding natural beauty is but a short journey away ideal for those who enjoy walking in expansive green spaces. The development is also conveniently on the right side of the city for those who need access out towards the airport and its location in a secure development is ideal for anyone who is looking for a lock up in the city.
