About the property
Key features
- An attractive two bedroom ground floor purpose built garden apartment.
- Spacious kitchen/ dining and living rooms.
- Patio doors from the living room lead out to the private garden.
- Garage, Communal lawned gardens & visitor parking.
- Excellent location well placed for The Downs and Whiteladies Road.
- No onward chain.
- Viewing highly recommended.
Material information
Property description
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A spacious and beautifully presented two double bedroom ground floor purpose-built apartment, ideally located close to Durdham Downs and the top of Whiteladies Road. Perfectly positioned for an excellent range of local cafés, restaurants, boutique shops and mini markets, the property also benefits from convenient access to Clifton Down railway station, offering direct links into Bristol Temple Meads. The accommodation features a bright and spacious living/dining area with an open flow into the kitchen, creating an ideal space for both relaxing and entertaining. Patio doors lead directly onto a private garden area, which in turn opens onto beautifully maintained communal lawned gardens. Further benefits include a garage with an up-and-over door, additional visitor parking, and the significant advantage of being offered to the market with no onward chain.
We are delighted to present this attractive apartment for sale and highly recommend arranging a viewing to fully appreciate all it has to offer.
Front door
Leads into the communal hallway.
The property
Is situated on the ground floor.
Front door
Leads into the hallway.
Hallway
Recess for coats, overhead storage cupboard and low level cupboard houses fuse box. Double doors open through to the dining/living and kitchen areas.
Dining Room
Wall mounted entry phone. Opening through to the living room and kitchen.
Kitchen
Fitted wall and base units with integrated Neff double oven, gas hob with extractor over. Plumbing and space for dish washer, washing machine and tumble dryer. Ample work surface, wall mounted Worcester gas fired combination boiler, double glazed window with direct views over the private and communal lawned gardens.
Living Room
Double glazed sliding patio doors lead out to private garden with floor to ceiling window adjacent. Wall mounted heating controls.
Bedroom 1
Double glazed window to side elevation.
Bedroom 2
Fitted wardrobes and double glazed window to side elevation.
Shower Room
Shower, wash hand basin, extractor, and tiled splash backs.
Cloakroom
wc, wash hand basin and recessed shelving.
Private Garden
Patio and lawn. Access onto communal lawned gardens.
Communal Gardens
Well maintained communal lawned gardens.
Garage
With up and over door.
Visitor parking
Management Company
£317pcm includes buildings insurance and water bills
Heating
Gas central heating and double glazing.
Tenure
It is understood the property is leasehold, 953 years remaining, started 1/1/1981.
Council Tax
Band E.
Being a fully independent Sales, Lettings and Property Management agent means that we are not constrained to a strict radius, suburb or area. We love Bristol, all of it.
Whether you are looking to swap the fast-paced City Centre hustle and bustle, for Bishopston’s mile upon mile of relaxed cafe culture. If you’re looking to Redland for its fantastic school catchment areas, Sneyd Park for its vast green spaces and beautiful gardens, or Southville for its famous street art and original vibe, we are your local property and area experts and have vast knowledge of all things Bristol.
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Howard got started in the property and financial sector in the mid-eighties, successfully running several corporate operations, but always with his heart rooted in a service that is local, personal and independent. He believes that people do business with people and that trust and reputation are key. Not only has he sold, let and managed thousands of homes across the region in the last thirty years, he's a long-standing media commentator on issues facing both property owners and the industry.
Howard is a recent name change for the business, something he's been working towards for several years and is very proud of. With the same independent local team (people rarely leave) managing hundreds of local clients' sales and lettings portfolios, he knows he can offer the gold standard, trusted and flexible service that people want and need from a local agency.
When he's not at his desk, you might find Howard running a Bristol Half Marathon for charity or enjoying an eclectic gig somewhere in the city (don't get him started on music). You may also spot him cycling the lanes of Stanton Drew and Chew Valley where he was born, playing a noisy game of tennis in Redland or enjoying a quiet night in a Bristol eaterie with mates and his family. Howard loves this city and the people who live here. If you see him make sure you say hello.
