Set on one of the most delightful Georgian squares in Bristol (and that’s saying something), this elegant period townhouse is a dream come true. The location is unbeatable – it's sandwiched between le.....
From the cosy living space to the comfortable bedroom, this apartment has contemporary cool written all over it. Perfect for a couple or solo traveller, it has everything you'll need for a relaxed sta.....
Sitting on a traditional Georgian street in the heart of Redland, this contemporary home makes an eye-catching statement. Formerly an old bakery, the site has since been restored into a design-led hom.....
Sitting within a grand Georgian house dating back to 1870, this stylishly curated apartment puts you in a prime position to discover the delights of Redland and popular Whiteladies Road.
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This stylish apartment is perfectly placed for a wholesome city break. It's close enough to the city centre that you can reach the cathedral in less than twenty minutes on foot, but it's far enough ou.....
Located in Bristol’s affluent Redland neighbourhood and housed in a beautiful Georgian building dating back to 1870, this bright, stylish home is an ideal base for those looking for a characterful sta.....
Just a short walk from the vibrant cafes, bars and independent shops of Whiteladies Road, this detached mews house invites you to enjoy the cultural depth and artistic beauty of Bristol.
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Royal York Crescent, in the historic heart of Clifton, was once the longest terrace in Europe. You can definitely picture Austen-esque heroines waving from the Regency wrought-iron balconies that run.....
Sitting on the site of an old bakery in Bristol’s affluent Redland neighbourhood, this inviting home is the perfect base for those looking for a comfortable, central stay in one of the UK’s most creat.....
Bristol is a vibrant city with style and substance – so when you visit, you ought to stay somewhere equally chic. This brand-new boutique apartment is attractive and welcoming with everything you migh.....
