Old Market is home to several independent restaurants and cafes such as Bakesmiths, Grano and Chido Wey. Available to residents of this area is the ease of access into Bristol City Centre with several areas of employment also nearby in the Temple Quay Area. A huge retail choice is available within a short walk to Cabot Circus and Broadmead but also with the independent shops on Old Market Street and Cheltenham Road. For train travel, Bristol Temple Meads is within a ten minute walk, with national and local buses departing from nearby. The flat is located within walking distance of several microbrewery tap rooms, such as Moor, Wiper and True and LHG, and is nearby the popular Castle Park and the contemporary Finzels Reach area. The property is well-positioned also for those who frequently drive out of the city, with the nearby M32 linking directly to the M4. For those who like to get out of the city, the flat is close to several roads which link Bristol to the outstanding countryside of the Cotswolds to the north-east of the city and the Mendips to the south.

This is a spacious and bright third storey flat, measuring in excess of 700 square foot. The contemporary style of the building gives the flats large double-glazed windows and a Juliet balcony to the living space. The stylish finish means this flat can offer a new owner the ability to move straight in and enjoy the space and the area. Recent improvements to the flat include engineered oak flooring and several bespoke fittings including a mahogany media unit with integrated bookshelves frames. The two bedrooms are a good size allowing the option to have a lodger, or sharers, but could also offer a couple a good space for an office in that second room. This flat is offered with no onward chain, so available for a motivated buyer looking for a swift purchase.