Upper Belgrave Road, Clifton

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£425,000
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Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Living Spaces
1
Type
Flat
Ownership
Freehold
Area
969 sqft
Price per area
£439 /sqft

Floorplan & Rooms

Kingsize
1 Kingsize Room
Double
1 Double Room
Bathrooms
1 Bathroom
Living Spaces
1 Living Space

Features

Beautiful View
City View
Fireplace
Move in Ready
Period Property
Sash Windows
Wooden Flooring

Information

Energy Performance
Current EPC
70 C
Potential EPC
81 B

Description

"This has been a wonderful home for the last five years. I'll really miss having 400 acres of green space opposite and the views across Bristol from the back. The light, high ceilings and period features are what first drew me to the flat, and having Whiteladies Road just a short walk away has been a huge bonus."

The Home

A bright and spacious two-bedroom first floor apartment set within an impressive bath-stone fronted Victorian building. Measuring approximately 969 sq ft, the property has fantastic views to both the front and rear elevation and has a lovely traditional feel throughout, with large sash windows and period features adding character.

The main living room is an impressive space, measuring almost 20ft in length with ample space for separate seating and dining areas. Four sash windows flood the room with natural light, and the working fireplace provides a natural focal point to the room. Other period features include ornate cornicing, wood panelling and picture rails. The living room enjoys a beautiful outlook directly across The Downs, with around 400 acres of green space just outside the front door.

Alongside the living space is a separate Magnet kitchen with smart cabinetry, in-built appliances and quartz worktops. An additional large bay window provides great light into the kitchen.

There are two generous double bedrooms to the rear, each with large windows providing fantastic far-reaching views across Bristol from the top of Clifton. The larger principal bedroom retains a feature fireplace and picture rails, adding to the traditional feel of the room. There is excellent storage space in the apartment connecting the main living space with the principal bedroom.

Completing the accommodation is a stylish yet practical shower room, where the beautiful stained-glass window is a real standout feature and adds another unique piece of character to the home.

Tenure: Leasehold / Lease Length: approx. 865 years remaining, Ground rent: N/A, Service Charge 150 / Quarter per year, Council Tax Band: B

Living in Clifton

Upper Belgrave Road is perfectly positioned with the beautiful Durdham Downs quite literally on your doorstep, whilst Whiteladies Road and Clifton Village are both within easy reach. For those wanting green space without compromising on everything Bristol has to offer, it is hard to imagine a better location.

A short walk will find you in Clifton Village one of Bristol's most established and desirable neighbourhoods with its highly-regarded restaurants and independent shops. Newer destinations such as Chandos, Kibou, Coppa, Foliage Caf and a Gails Bakery strike a pleasant contrast to the well-established Coronation Tap, Portcullis Pub, The Albion and Avon Gorge Hotel.

This property is also within easy reach of the ever-popular Whiteladies Road, which has long been regarded as one of the premier shopping areas of Bristol and features beautiful Georgian buildings, a range of independent shops, The Everyman Cinema and a multitude of cafes, bars, pubs and restaurants. Known for everything from up-market furniture shops to delis, galleries and gift shops, Whiteladies Road has something to offer everyone. The Whiteladies Road Market is also a community favourite and a place to buy seasonal produce from local food and drink traders every Saturday. At the top of Whiteladies Road is Clifton Downs, 400 acres of green space offering the perfect spot to walk on a sunny day and to enjoy a rural atmosphere whilst being easily accessible from the centre of town.

Just off Whiteladies Road lies Cotham Hill, home to some fantastic spots including the tapas favourite Bravas, the much-loved Panunzio's ice-cream parlour, Muino, and more besides. A short stroll also brings you to The Alma Vale Tavern, a tucked-away, cosy pub with a charming small theatre on the upper floor. For something altogether more indulgent, the iconic Bristol Lido is close at hand, offering a beautiful pool, spa, and excellent food in a truly relaxed setting.

Price Guide

This Home
£439 / sqft
Area Average
£510 / sqft
Price per Area
£366 / sqft
Lowest
£439 / sqft
This Home
£608 / sqft
Highest
Data referenced at time of publishing on Jitty

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Location

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