3 bedroom flat

A wonderfully spacious and well-proportioned top floor period apartment comprising three double bedrooms, a newly refurbished bathroom, a separate kitchen and a dual aspect living room.

From Caledonia Place, a communal entrance and front door (shared with four flats) gives access up several flights of stairs to the top floor of the building.

Stepping inside the flat, a central hallway which includes a skylight offers access to the principal accommodation throughout as well as to a very useful storage cupboard.

Immediately to the right is a newly refurbished bathroom suite which includes a freestanding bath, walk-in shower cubical, w.c. and sink along with a casement window providing plenty of natural light.

The flat is currently set up to offer three spacious double bedrooms, each of which enjoys its own aspect and impressive views across the chimney tops of Clifton and the hills beyond.

The kitchen is located towards the rear of the property and features a selection of floor and wall-mounted cupboard storage, a dishwasher, and freestanding ‘Bosch' washing machine and an electric oven with hobs and a dual stainless steel sink.

Adjacent to the kitchen and at the rear of the property is a charming dual-aspect living room with views over the communal gardens.

Caledonia Place is situated in the heart of Clifton Village, forming part of a unique garden square, with beautifully maintained public gardens to the front, easy access to Clifton Village to the east and the Avon Gorge and Clifton Suspension Bridge to the west.

This majestic terrace of “townhouses” was completed in circa 1788, with a later terrace added in 1843 running west towards the Avon Gorge; mirrored by the townhouses of West Mall opposite.

Clifton village is literally “on the doorstep” and is well known for its range of independent traders, cafés, restaurants and numerous boutique shops; whilst to the west is The Triangle, with a Waitrose express and access to Park Street with further well-known national and independent shops, bars and restaurants.

Bristol is widely regarded as the “gateway to the West” and the M5 is just over 5 miles away, with the M32 2 miles to the east. Regular trains leave Bristol Temple Meads to London (1hr 20) which is 3.2 miles away, and there is access to Europe and the rest of the UK from Bristol Airport just 7.4 miles to the south.

Outside:

Opposite the property are the lovely West Mall public gardens with plenty of space for families to picnic in and enjoy all year round.