Butlers Walk, Crews Hole

"It's such a peaceful spot, you'd never guess you're minutes from the city. We'll miss falling asleep to birdsong."

The home

A characterful two-bedroom maisonette within the Butlers Walk development in St George, arranged over two floors and centred around a striking spiral staircase that gives the whole place real personality.
The private front door opens into the living room, a light, sociable space with double doors out to a Juliet balcony. The dining room is situated at the centre of the home, and is a generous space with double aspect windows inviting in plenty of natural light. The recently renovated kitchen, which is fitted with neutral cabinetry, wood worktops and a colourful patchwork tile splashback. A WC sits off the hall, tucked neatly between the two rooms.
The spiral staircase rises from the dining room to the first floor, where two bedrooms are served by a family bathroom. The larger bedroom has its own balcony doors, while the second is another well-proportioned double. Carpet runs throughout, and the whole flat has a warm, lived-in feel with plenty of natural light.

The outside space

The flat comes with its own allocated parking space, a valuable extra in this part of town, along with access to the development's communal gardens, a landscaped, tree-lined space that gives Butlers Walk a peaceful, established feel that belies its handy east Bristol position.

Living in Crews Hole

Crews Hole sits just below St George and Troopers Hill, one of east Bristol's quietest and most attractive pockets, with the wooded nature reserve and river giving the area a surprisingly rural character just minutes from the city centre. The independent shops, pubs and cafes of St George and Redfield are a short walk away, and the Bristol to Bath Railway Path is close by for anyone who cycles or walks into town. Regular bus services run into central Bristol.

Offered with no onward chain.