- No chain +
- Allocated parking space +
- River views +
- Communal gardens +
"It's our peaceful haven. It's always a joy to pop down and take a stroll around the quayside to one of our favourite cafes. A drink at The Cottage, watching the lights reflecting on the Harbour and the sunset over the Suspension Bridge is special. We love living on Spike Island, with easy access to our favourite places - North Street, Ashton Court and the city."
The home
A well-presented two-bedroom flat with an allocated parking space, offered with no onward chain. This home features river views from all rooms and a lovely open plan living space which has been created by removing the stud wall separating the kitchen and lounge transforming the area into one light and spacious room. The kitchen has space for a dishwasher, washing machine and an integrated fridge. Off the hallway there are two well-proportioned double bedrooms and a three-piece bathroom suite. Improvements have been made throughout the flat, the loft has been fully insulated and boarded providing plenty of storage which can easily be accessed through a loft ladder, a larger immersion tank has been installed as well as a new shower and bathroom and kitchen down lights added. This flat is a 'hidden gem' within walking distance of the city yet tucked away from the hustle and bustle of city life, there is only one other flat off the stairwell meaning there is minimal comings and adding to the quiet location, away from traffic noise.
Living in Baltic Wharf
Baltic Wharf is a quiet and community focused development with excellent access to all that Bristol offers, while being surround by some of Bristol’s most historic sites. Arguably the most famous attraction in the city, the S.S Great Britain, is harboured next to the Bristol Marina, which is in addition to a variety of art exhibitions and museums nearby, including the iconic M Shed. Just a short walk away is Wapping Wharf, one of Bristol’s most popular spots for eating and drinking with favourites such as Seven Lucky Gods, Root and RAGU. The area was built on Bristol’s harbourside area, across the water from the busier city centre. 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 at 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 is also straightforward, with buses running frequently along Cumberland Road to Bristol Airport and the nearby A4 and M32 providing access to the M5 and M4 respectively.