"I've loved living on Arley Hill. You're between Stoke's Croft and Gloucester Road for cafes, bars and shops, as well as having some hidden gems of pubs up towards Cotham. The view from the flat is unspoiled, with the Polish church opposite and mature trees whose beautiful blossoms bring in the Spring. The flat is bright and airy with some nice period features and a sunny bedroom - an area of calm away from the busy city!"

A first floor floor apartment in a sought after location off Cheltenham Road, minimalist in design and displaying an abundance of period character. The presentation of the interior is crisp and clean, an ideal first time purchase for someone looking to benefit from all the area has to offer. The focal point is the kitchen/dining/living area, in which the large window frames allow for plenty of natural light, creating a welcoming environment. A large double bedroom and eye-catching bathroom suite completes the accommodation. To the front of the property is a communal garden with a handy bike storage shed, and to the rear is an off streek parking space. However, parking permits are available to obtain for the road. Property is sold with no onward chain.

Arley Hill is a one way road in Cotham, one of Bristol's most desirable places to live. The area is comprised of beautiful grand Gothic buildings in amongst both Georgian Bath Stone and Victorian houses and many tree-lined roads, with parks and green spaces, perfect on summer days, such as the green at Redland Church or the University Gardens on St Michael's Hill. The area is highly convenient being placed in between several hugely popular parts of Bristol. The bottom of Arley hill comes out onto Cheltenham road which then turns into Gloucester road running through the suburbs of St Andrews, Bishopston and Horfield. Gloucester Road is widely noted for its long stretches of independent shops and by many is considered one of the best places to visit in the City. This property is also within easy reach of some of the smaller high streets such as Picton Street in Montpelier and Chandos Road in Redland, which offer their own selection of popular independent bars and eateries, such as the well-regarded Bristolian Café on Picton Street. For commuters, Arley Hill is extremely well placed for a short walk or cycle in Bristol City Centre. Buses run frequently up and down the A38 and train transport is available across the city via nearby Montpelier and Redland train stations. For those looking for access to green space, the house is just a short walk from Cotham Gardens and St Andrews Park, whilst the larger expanse of the Downs is also just a short distance away.