"Our favourite way to spend a Saturday morning is pottering down Gloucester Road for the best coffee in the city (MD!), poking around in the incredible array of local shops before getting some brunch at Fed or Lonely Mouth. It's lovely and quiet, but we're also a stone's throw from some amazing pubs, like Inn on the Green and Draper's Arms, and eateries, such as Jean's Bistro, Nepali Chulo and Jinzu. On Sundays we take a walk up to the Ardagh Community Centre for a coffee and a sausage roll."

The home

A bright and well-presented one bedroom flat in a modern development, located near Gloucester Road. Entrance is into a spacious hallway, with the three piece bathroom presented in good condition, on your first left. Next is the bedroom with a large window and multiple storage cupboards. The interior is then completed by the focal point of the home, the open plan living/kitchen/dining area. Bold decoration immediately grabs your attention, along with a second large window. The bedroom and living room face in a south westerly direction, allowing the flat to capture incredible natural light throughout the afternoon and evening. The kitchen features matching wall and base units, plus an integrated gas hob and electric oven. The property comes with a private parking space.

Living in Horfield

Bartholomews Square is a modern development largely completed in 2004, situated just off Gloucester Road, opposite Horfield Leisure Centre. Residents benefit from its proximity to many highly regarded independent shops, cafs and pubs. The Inn on the Green, The Drapers Arms micropub and the Bath Ales Pub, The Wellington, offer locals a good atmosphere and choice of food and drink. Local butchers MJ Dalton is nearby, famed for its traditional and exotic meats. For sports fans both The Memorial Stadium and The County Cricket Ground are within walking distance. The area benefits hugely from its proximity to major areas of employment, such as Southmead Hospital, Airbus and Rolls-Royce. Bartholomews Square is a highly convenient residence for anyone who needs regular access to these places, as well as to Bristol City Centre, a short journey down the A38.