Whilst Id lived in this city for some time before moving in here, it was Kenham House that made Bristol my home. The building is situated right in the bohemian heart of Bristol Stokes Croft providing a wealth of culture right on the doorstep: music, coffee, cuisine, and art (including more than one Banksy!). Numerous local parks allow residents to frequently enjoy shared lunches and coffees in this new working-from-home paradigm lockdown has ushered in. Soundproofing is solid enough that neighbourly noise is seldom a concern. The location also allows close access to the vibrant bars of historic Old Market, without sacrificing proximity to the bustling centre of the city. Living here youre certainly never far from the action. Of the flat itself, the first thing that must be highlighted is the light. With giant South-West facing windows along the length of the property, and its 4th floor elevation, the afternoon and evening sun blazes in from early through late, allowing flora within to thrive, and yet safely beyond reach of the more problematic fauna. The fittings are modern, stylish, and functional (hello induction hob) the place is definitely dressed to impress. The elevation and angle also affords good privacy from our closest neighbours. This is particularly true of the front room, which has proven a fantastically expansive and comfortable space from which to wine, dine, entertain, or just kick back.

This is the place Ive lived longest since childhood for good reason, and the four amazing years its given me will not be quickly forgotten.

Wilder Street is a quiet dead end street located close to the popular and arty Stokes Croft area, home to many popular cafes, bars and restaurants as well as several office and workspaces for Bristol-based companies. Well-regarded restaurants such as Jamaica Street Stores 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

Kenham House is a contemporary building of 27 flats that was converted from a former office building in 2017 in the vibrant area of St Pauls. On entering the property there is a spacious hallway which leads to an open-plan living/dining kitchen with breakfast bar and a picture window with city views. There are two double bedrooms, one with an ensuite shower room and there is a second bathroom with shower over the bath. The property is spread over approximately 643 square foot and also benefits from an parking space entered through a secure gate.
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