"Being on the top floor means that you get some amazing views over the treetops; it's been great to watch the seasons change and the world go by"
Richmond Terrace is residential terrace of Georgian buildings just opposite Birdcage Walk. Located on the edge of Clifton Village, a short walk will find you in one of Bristol's most established and desirable neighbourhoods with its highly-regarded restaurants and independent shops. New destinations such as Kibou, Coppa, Foliage Café and a Gails Bakery strike a pleasant contrast to the well-established and ever-popular Portcullis Pub The Albion, and beautiful views of the Avon Gorge Hotel. This property is also within easy reach of the ever-popular Whiteladies Road, which has long been regarded as one of the premier shopping areas of Bristol and features beautiful Georgian buildings, a range of independent shops and a multitude of cafes, bars, pubs and restaurants. Known for everything from up-market furniture shops to hi-fi, delis, book shops, galleries, musical instruments, fashion and gift shops, Whiteladies Road has something to offer for everyone. The Whiteladies Road Market is also a community favourite and a place to buy seasonal produce from local food and drink traders every Saturday. At the top of Whiteladies Road is Clifton Downs, 400 acres of green space offering the perfect spot to walk to on a sunny day to enjoy a rural atmosphere whilst being easily accessible from the centre of town.
This spacious two bedroom top floor apartment is very well proportioned and comprised of two double bedrooms, a bright living room, a separate kitchen space and a three piece bathroom. As the property is located on the top floor you do get plenty of natural light and some beautiful views across Clifton. This property further benefits from a large loft storage area as well as the building having just been freshly refurbished in both the communal areas and the external facade. Residents of Richmond Terrace also gain access to beautiful private communal gardens to the rear of the building.
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