The home

A bold yet contemporary two bedroom flat in the Central Hall development, Old Market. A truly unique and inspiring flat which has been tastefully renovated by the departing sellers. Entrance is straight into the hallway, from the communal corridor on the ground floor of the building. On the first right is the three piece bathroom and to the left is the stairs. Straight in front is the focal point of the home, the striking living area, boasting two tone decoration, void above creating great ceiling heights and a substantial sash window. Above the living room is the kitchen/dining area, accessed via the staircase in the hallway. The interior is then completed by two large double bedrooms with good natural light, one above each other.

Extra detail provided by seller: The flat comes with a gated parking space in zone one, the space is right in front of the door and double wide. The garden is amazing, with cherry blossoms in spring, great place to host with the picnic benches. The management company of the building are excellent, this is their only building so they take great care of it, you can really see where the service charge goes with cleaning and gardening. There is a caretaker that lives in the building that takes care of all maintenance jobs immediately. There’s a great sense of community within the building, although thanks to the position of the flat you can’t hear any of the neighbours. High speed fibre broadband. There are amazing new places opening in Old Market and just a ten minute walk to Temple Meads.

Living in Old Market

Central Hall is located on Redcross Street, a quiet residential street in the popular Old Market area. This location offers excellent ease of access into Bristol City Centre, and the vibrant areas of Bristol Harbourside and Wapping Wharf. There are great transport links, as Bristol Temple Meads train station is within a ten-minute walk, as is the Bus Station and the nearby M32 road connects directly to the M4. The property is also very close to the employment hub of Temple Quay. Huge retail choice is available on the doorstep, including Old Market Street, Cabot Circus and Gloucester Road. Old Market itself is home to lots of independent restaurants, cafes and breweries such as Grano, Bakehouse, and Tomo no Ramen. The property is well-positioned for those who wish to enjoy the variety Bristol has to offer, as well as those who wish to access the stunning Southwest countryside such as the Cotswolds and Mendips, with Wales close by.