Location

Clifton remains one of Bristol's most desirable addresses, offering boutique shopping, fine dining, and vibrant bars.

The waterfront adds further charm, with water taxis linking to the commercial centre. Excellent schools, both state and independent, are within proximity, along with cultural institutions and leisure clubs.

Convenient arterial roads connect to the city and motorway network, while Bristol Temple Meads provides nationwide rail links.

Description

This versatile, mid-terraced townhouse spans three floors and has been thoughtfully enhanced by its long-standing owners. Brimming with original character and charm, the property enjoys elevated views over the gardens of the Polygon and the city beyond.

Tucked away in a peaceful backwater, one of only three homes in this niche setting, it offers a rare sense of tranquillity. The adaptable layout suits a wide range of lifestyles, currently arranged as three reception rooms and three bedrooms, but easily reinstated to four bedrooms and two receptions.
On arrival, a welcoming vestibule opens into the reception hall, featuring a bespoke stained and leaded glass door. The intimate sitting room boasts a bay window, intricate ceiling detail, and a Jotul wood-burning stove. Folding glass doors lead to the dining room, where a bookcase adds character.
The kitchen is a social hub complete with an Aga, timber work surfaces, and space for an American-style fridge. Velux skylights flood the space with natural light, while double doors open to the lower courtyard and steps to the sun-drenched terrace.

Upstairs, four bedrooms are served by a family bathroom and a separate shower room. The front bedroom, currently styled as a drawing room, offers a vista over the Polygon gardens and there are elevated roof top views across the city.
Outside, the two-tiered garden is a private haven, featuring mature specimens including Magnolia and Wisteria. A pedestrian gate leads to the road and a single garage with up-and-over door and storage.