"We loved living here-mainly for the amazing location, just a short walk from our favourite pubs and restaurants on Stokes Croft. The flat feels really spacious for a one-bed, with high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows, and the neighbourly community always made us feel safe and welcome."

This stylish and contemporary one bedroom apartment is located in the sought-after Carriageworks development in Stokes Croft. This artsy area is home to many popular cafes, bars and restaurants as well as several office and workspaces for Bristol-based companies. Well-regarded restaurants such as Bianchis and Poco Tapas are just minutes away and several yearly events and festivals also happen in this area, drawing big crowds and giving the area its bustling reputation. The area has undergone a lot of development in recent years with great investment into high quality residential and commercial conversions and constructions. Available to residents of this area is the proximity to Bristol City Centre but also the sense of community of the local neighbourhood and the nearby independent shops and restaurants of Cheltenham Road and Picton Street in Montpelier. Beyond Cabot's Circus, Bristol Temple Meads is within a fifteen-minute walk, as is the popular area of Bristol's Harbourside and the industry and employment centred here. The property is well-positioned also for those who frequently drive out of the city, with the nearby M32 linking directly to the M4.

At the heart of this stylish ground floor apartment is a bright, open-plan living space that combines the kitchen, dining, and living areas. High ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows flood the space with natural light and offer views over the Carriageworks courtyard. The modern kitchen features integrated appliances including a fridge/freezer, oven, and hob, all set within contemporary cabinetry. The double bedroom is generously sized, and the bathroom is finished with eye-catching tiles and an over-bath shower. A separate utility cupboard keeps the washing machine, hot water system, and ventilation tucked neatly out of sight.