The Home

A beautiful two-bedroom ground floor apartment full of character, where the generous living and dining area sits at the heart of it all, a wonderful space made to feel even larger by the opening between the kitchen and living room, which draws natural light through and creates a sense of connection between the two area. High ceilings and sash windows add to the feeling of light and space throughout, giving the home a real warmth and charm.

Both bedrooms are well-proportioned and well-considered. The master bedroom sits to the front, enjoying a lovely outlook over the communal gardens and benefitting from built-in storage, while the second bedroom to the rear feels equally special, with double doors that open directly out to the private courtyard, a lovely touch that brings the outside in. Completing the accommodation is a well-appointed bathroom and a handy storage cupboard.

The Outside

To the front, the beautifully kept communal gardens create an attractive and peaceful setting, while to the rear, a private courtyard offers a more intimate space to enjoy. Beyond that, residents of Bellevue also have access to a larger communal section. The views from the rear are particularly special, carrying an almost rural feel that is quite remarkable given you are right in the heart of Clifton, with everything the village has to offer just moments from your door.

Living in Clifton

Bellevue is a classic row of attractive Clifton Georgian terraced housing, the like of which were first commissioned in the 1780s and further developed and completed in the early 19th century following interruptions for war. With much of the greenery maintained around this elevated Grade II listed terrace as well as the immediate setting and the far-reaching views explain even to the modern-day visitor, why this position was initially selected. Today, properties along this road are ideally positioned for the five-minute walk to the shops and amenities of Clifton Triangle and Park Street as well as the greenery of Brandon Hill, home to Cabot Tower, just on the doorstep. Within a short walk are well-regarded restaurants, shops and cafes such as Catley's, Foliage Cafe and 1 York Place, and the Eldon House. By car, you would be well positioned on this side of the city for a short drive to the M5 or M32 for wider access to the rest of Bristol.