"We thanked our lucky stars when we found this spacious haven in the centre of Clifton Village. We had all the perks of living among our favourite coffee shops (with Foliage opposite and Gail's just below) but with the peace and quiet that comes with being on the top floor. We have always loved the character of West Loft - it's beautiful beams and high ceilings. The rooms are bathed in sunlight - even though it's in a wonderful location, it's a home that made us want to stay in and enjoy!"

This home

A charming (1005sqft) two bedroom top floor flat situated on a quiet cul-de-sac just moments from Regent Street in Clifton Village including a parking permit for the close. You enter the home via a communal entrance and find the apartment on the top floor. The large open plan living space enjoys vaulted high ceilings, including original beams, giving a feeling of light and space. The living area includes an original fireplace and holds space for both lounging and dining. The fitted kitchen includes a combination of wall and base units. The overall living space provides an idyllic entertaining room with its semi-open plan layout with lots of windows and natural light. Moving back through the hallway there are two bedrooms with the master and second bedroom both offering space for a king sized beds, and both featuring original fireplaces. Lastly, the bathroom includes a tiled three-piece suite with a skylight.

Living in Clifton Village

Clifton Village has long been one of the most desirable neighbourhoods in Bristol with its highly regarded restaurants, independent shops, and beautiful architecture. Restaurants and cafes such as Kibou and Foliage Cafe strike a pleasant contrast to the well established and ever popular Coronation Tap, Portcullis Pub, and beautiful views of the Avon Gorge Hotel. There is plenty of green space right on your doorstep with The Downs in walking distance and Ashton Court just over the iconic Bristol Suspension Bridge. Clifton Village is also conveniently located close to Bristol City Centre and the rapidly expanding Bristol Harbourside which has attracted a number of large employers. For those looking for a day out South of the river, North Street is a 20 minute walk across the impressive Greville Smyth Park and offers many independent bars and restaurants and is well known for its wealth of Street Art.