"Quite simply, we have loved living in this place; having been here for almost four years, we have felt incredibly lucky to have lived in such a fantastic location for our first property. Harbour walks with a coffee in hand and visiting Wapping Wharf will be greatly missed; you couldn't really ask for better! Our terrace has given us a great outdoor space to add greenery and plants, (a rarity in most cities), which was a saving grace throughout the lockdown period! We have met some lifelong friends living here and we hope that this place gives as much joy to its new owner as it has done for us."

The flat is situated on the ground floor and accessed via a communal entrance. Once through the front door of the flat, you are greeted by a bright and open hallway which has the benefit of built in storage and access to the bathroom. The open plan living/kitchen room has the added benefit of leading out onto the outside terrace. Last but not least, the bedroom which has more than enough space due to the built in wardrobe. After only being being built and lived in for the last four years; the flat is in excellent condition throughout and ready to move into.

Sugar house is on the site of the old General hospital. The area has quickly become one of the most desirable developments in the whole of Bristol to live in. Sugar House is a quiet oasis in the bustling heart of Bristol which houses not one but two Michelin Star restaurants in Casa and Paco Tapas as well as being within easy reach of the increasingly popular Wapping Wharf. This area around Gaol Ferry Steps is now home to several stylish homes, trendy bars and boutique shops within both Cargo One and Cargo Two, which came as two phases of retail and restaurant space, largely occupied for local independent businesses. The area was built on Bristol's harbourside area, across the water from the busier city centre on the area known as Spike Island. Across the river to the south of the City Centre is the Southville and Bedminster area, which offers a range of popular eateries, bars and shops. For commuters, the area is ideal with several major employers just on the doorstep, including Lloyds Bank and Hargreaves Lansdown who are based on the Harbourside along with several major law firms around Redcliffe and Temple Quay and other industries around the centre of Bristol and up into Clifton. Access out of the city from this area is also straightforward with buses running frequently along the adjacent Cumberland Road to Bristol Airport and the nearby A4 and M32 providing access to the M5 and M4 respectively. One of the key selling points for The General is that it is only a short 15 minute walk to Temple Meads which is ideal for those looking to commute out of the City or escape for a weekend away. For those looking for quiet walks, there are pleasant routes around the Harbourside but the nearby Ashton Court and Victoria Park also provide expansive green space for running, dog walking and off-road cycling.

The flat has the added benefit of being sold with no onward chain.

Lease Details
Lease Length: 167 Years
ground Rent: £150 PA
Service Charge: £1,500 PA
Council Tax: Band C