Oakland Road, Redland

"We've loved weekend mornings having breakfast in the front room with the light pouring through the big windows. Being so close to all the best shops and restaurants while living on such a quiet street feels pretty special."

The Home

A well presented two bedroom raised hall floor apartment, positioned on the peaceful Oakland Road just moments from Whiteladies Road. Measuring approximately 634 sq ft, the property has a lovely mix of period character and modern finishes throughout.

The main living space is the standout room, with impressive high ceilings, original cornicing and engineered wood flooring giving the room plenty of character. A large bay window brings in lots of natural light, while the open plan layout provides plenty of space for both seating and dining. The kitchen sits neatly to one side with a good amount of worktop and storage space, keeping the room feeling open and sociable.

Both double bedrooms sit towards the rear of the apartment, with one generous double and a second smaller room which would also work well as a home office or nursery. A modern shower room and useful built in storage complete the accommodation.

Living in Redland

Oakland Road is a quiet residential road in Redland, brilliantly positioned within easy reach of the ever-popular Whiteladies Road which 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.

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.