"This has been the perfect first home. The windows and balcony are south-facing, so the flat is really bright and warm. Despite being so central, it's also really quiet and feels like a sanctuary. The balcony looks onto Victoria Park and is a great place to sit with a coffee. It's really convenient having Temple Meads just down the road, and I've loved having so many great coffee shops, pubs, and restaurants nearby on North Street and Wapping Wharf."

The home
Set on the third floor with easy lift access, this south facing home has been fully redecorated from top to bottom to create a bright yet cosy space. The living and dining area is bright and comfortable, with access out to the balcony via double patio doors - a perfect place to enjoy a morning coffee. The kitchen sits just off the main living area and offers good storage and workspace, with newly laid vinyl flooring adding durability and ease of maintenance.

Back along the hallway, you'll find two double bedrooms, with one currently used as the main bedroom and benefiting from built-in storage, while the second is being used as an office. You'll also find a neatly finished main bathroom and a generous amount of storage throughout the apartment.

The building itself is secure and well maintained, with a dedicated on-site caretaker available to help residents with any day-to-day questions or issues.

Outdoor space
Outside, there is a south-facing private balcony overlooking the communal grounds and Victoria Park. The apartment also comes with secure, undercover parking and bike storage.

Living in Bedminster
Squires Court sits on the edge of Bedminster, right where Southville and Redcliffe meet. Step out of the main entrance and turn left to find the shops and cafs of Bedminster Parade and East Street, with the flat conveniently close to The Bristol Loaf, Southville Deli, Boona Boona Coffee Roasters, and Pinkmans.

East Street leads on to North Street, South Bristol's buzzing hub, home to popular restaurants such as Other, COR, and Kitchen by Kask, as well as some of the city's best coffee spots including Sweven, Burra, and Peggy's.

Crossing the river from Squires Court, you're just minutes from everything Bristol city centre has to offer. For those working in the city, the commute by foot or bike is quick and easy, while Temple Meads station is just a 15-minute walk away.

For those looking for green space, Victoria Park is just around the corner. Spanning 50 acres, this open space offers views across the city and is perfect for a morning dog walk or run - followed by a post-stroll coffee from Feral Folk, the park's resident coffee van.