The Home

Occupying the top floor of the popular Kings Quarter development, this larger-than-average one-bedroom apartment combines impressive proportions, abundant natural light and far-reaching urban views, all within easy reach of Bristol City Centre. Offered to the market with no onward chain, the property presents an excellent opportunity for first-time buyers, investors and those seeking a well-connected city home.

The standout feature is undoubtedly the dual-aspect open-plan living space. Large windows to two aspects and generous ceiling heights create a contemporary loft-like feel, flooding the room with natural light throughout the day and enhancing the already impressive sense of space. The kitchen is neatly integrated into the room and benefits from a range of fitted appliances, creating a sociable environment equally suited to entertaining and everyday living.

The double bedroom is well-proportioned and offers excellent accommodation, while the modern bathroom is finished in a clean and timeless style. A generous utility and storage cupboard provides valuable practicality, helping to keep the living spaces uncluttered and organised.

Throughout, the apartment has a bright and contemporary feel, with thoughtfully arranged accommodation that maximises both light and space. The layout works exceptionally well, creating a home that feels noticeably larger than many comparable one-bedroom apartments and offering a welcome sense of calm above the city below.

Outside

The property benefits from a private balcony accessed directly from the living space, enjoying elevated views across Cheltenham Road towards Montpelier and the Bristol skyline beyond. A fantastic vantage point from which to enjoy the changing cityscape, the balcony provides valuable outside space and a unique connection to one of Bristol's most vibrant neighbourhoods.

Living in St Pauls

Kings Quarter Apartments is close to the Bear Pit and just a few minutes’ walk from the independent shops on Gloucester Road; there are plenty of local amenities - cafes, bars and restaurants –and Zerodegrees Micro Brewery, Bristol Beacon (formerly the Colston Hall), O2 Academy and Cabot Circus shopping centre are just a short walk away, as is Bristol's Harbourside. The bus station, the Bristol Royal Infirmary and Children’s Hospital are just around the corner and Bristol Temple Meads is within a 15-minute walk. The property is near the start of the M32, which links directly to the M4, so is well positioned for those driving out of the city.