Fully furnished and available to occupy now, this perfectly proportioned studio apartment in the popular Hotwell area of Bristol.

Description

Apartment Description

Beautiful designed studio apartment with a light and airy feel throughout. The utility cupboard is off the hallway as you enter the apartment, leading to the fully fitted bathroom. The living and dining space is well arranged maximising the space within for the occupier.

Each apartment is fully furnished and ready to occupy straight away.

173-175 Hotwell Road the development
A finalist in ‘Best Residential Development 2022’ at the Bristol Property Awards, 173 - 175 Hotwell Road has been designed to bring sustainable living to Bristol.

This collection of homes, comprising two well proportion studios, two spacious one bedroom apartments and four two bedroom apartments with individual design, places you on the door step of Bristol’s various charming but different areas.

These apartments were designed to be homes for the future. Each incorporates eco friendly technology, sustainability and security into their construction.

Local area information
The eight apartments are 0.7m away from the busy Harbourside water front and only half a mile from the green public space of Brandon Hill. Only half a mile away is the fashionable Clifton area or the main University Campus.

Location

Hotwells is one of Bristol’s most vibrant and easily recognisable areas, popularly depicted by its colourful row of houses that proudly overlook the docks, just to the right of Brunel’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge.

Just a mile east of the city centre, Hotwells occupies perhaps one of the best locations in Bristol. It sits just below the high ground of Clifton and the Downs and is directly north of the city’s unique floating harbour.

Perhaps one of Bristol’s most popular attributes is that despite its distinctly cosmopolitan feel, with all the amenities, history, and leisure opportunities you would expect from a large city, green space is never very far away. Surrounded by rural countryside and with a fair smattering of parks throughout the centre, Bristol is also within easy reach of the River Severn and consequential Bristol Channel, opening up a whole world of sporting and leisure opportunities.

Hotwells takes its name from the hot springs which bubble up through the rocks of the Avon Gorge underneath the Clifton Suspension Bridge. In the Georgian era, Hotwells was developed as a spa retreat to compete with the UNESCO World Heritage site of Bath

* yield return is based on rental figures at time of publication. For further rental information please contact the office to discuss.


Leasehold with approximately 999 years remaining.


Directions

A BrisTAL (Bristol Transport Access Level) score of 6a, the second highest score, reflects the excellent access to public transport and connectivity to the City. Within 3 minutes walk there is East and West services covered by the 505, U2, B1, X1, X4, X6, X7, X9 buses.

Bristol benefits from two main railway stations, Bristol Temple Meads and Bristol Parkway, both providing frequent services to all the major UK cities. London Padding is currently approximately 1 hour 40 minutes from Bristol Temple Meads.

Bristol Airport serves as the inbound gateway to the South West offering flights to 144 destinations. It is one of the UK’s fastest growing regional airports.

Bristol is conveniently located near the M4/M5 which provides excellent access to South Wales, the Midlands, London and the South West.

Bristol Temple Meads
1.6 miles*

Bristol Parkway
6.2 miles*

Bristol Airport
7.3 miles*

M32
1.9 miles*

Chepstow
16.8 miles*

Bath
13.2 miles*

London
117 miles*

*Distances from Google Maps

Additional Info

Due to the location of Hotwell Road, the scheme and it’s wider area has much to offer throughout the weekdays, evenings and weekends.

Eating out, cultural activities and the great outdoors are all just a short walk away: trying to decide what to do each weekend will be the biggest challenge of living here.

Walking and cycling are huge to the Bristol culture and with the Harbour Inlet within close reach, breakfast, lunch and dinner can all be catered for within half a mile. Park Street and Clifton Village are both within walking distance, offering independent eateries, fantastic historic views and Clifton Downs.

Alternatively, head up to Wapping Wharf’s CARGO to start the day, grab a coffee and croissant from Harbourside Kitchen located alongside Brunel’s SS Great Britain, or Mokoko on Gaol Ferry Steps. Other notable spots for lunch and dinner are the many independent cafés, restaurants and takeaways at CARGO’s 1 and 2. For evening drinks, meet friends at The Grain Barge, The Pump House or The Cottage, all relaxed pubs with views across Bristol. Or some of the more local and long established pubs such as The Lion.

If you’re in need of a retail fix, you can find men’s and womenswear, retro vintage clothing, design led jewellery, gifts and homewares along Park Street and Clifton Village. Cabot Circus’ high street shopping is also nearby.

If you’re in need of green space, head to Brandon Hill, Greville Smyth Park and Ashton Court, with its golf course, deer park, cafés, gardens and mountain bike trails.

Ashton Gate is a destination for rugby and football games and is home to Bristol Bears and Bristol City, situated a mile south of Hotwell Road, perfectly located for sports night and concerts. The Harbourside and Lloyds Amphitheatre host one-off gigs and frequent festivals throughout the summer too.

At Hotwell Road, you will find the best of both worlds on offer here: the tranquility of harbourside living combined with the vibrancy of city life.

Ground Rent = Peppercorn