A grade 2 listed Georgian Townhouse.

A grade 2 listed Georgian Townhouse.

A grade 2 listed Georgian Townhouse.

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A grade 2 listed Georgian Townhouse.

A grade 2 listed Georgian Townhouse.

samantha

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4 Bedrooms
Sleeps 8
2 Bathrooms

About our home

I am a designer and artist and rescued my home 4 years ago from rack and ruin. It feels like a cross between a rural farmhouse and a classy town villa. It is decorated in an eclectic style with vintage wallpapers, oddities and quirks picked up from my travels ( inlayed mirror work in the sitting room, carved panelled doors in the kitchen.) It is comfortable with a beautiful sitting room full of light and an open fireplace; and very quiet at the back of the house which leads out onto a large garden with a terrace and trees. There is a cat called "The Duchess' who lives in the house and will need scratching and feeding once a day! ( I have neighbours and friends who can also look after her if you are not going to be there.) The area is the Trendy artists quarter in Bristol with lots of cafes and bars 5 minutes walk away. The multi award winning Bell's Dinner is a stones throw away as well as the award winning Thali Cafe and the best bakery in Bristol is round the corner. Great for Banksy spotting and for striking out on foot to find every thing else that Bristol has to offer with its rich history, vibrant cultural scene, waterside and stunning architecture. Bath is half and hours drive away or 10 minutes on the train. The Cotswolds and Devon are an hours drive away, Wales is across the bridge and London is 2 hours by train or 2.5 hours by car.

Features

  • Garden
  • Cleaner
  • Wifi
  • Pet-friendly

More about us

  1. I am a single woman

  2. I am a designer/trader/artist used to be an actress

  3. I love nature in all her forms, art and culture and emersing myself in other worlds...

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Where is it?

Neighbourhood

Buzzy restaurants
Bell's Diner for fine dining a stones throw away
Cool bars
The Canteen for the buzz and The Croft for music both on Stokes croft 5 minutes walk up the road.
Cozy cafés
Sunday Lunch at The Cabury, Zazus Kitchen, Cafe Kino for vegetarians and vegans and the famous Pie Minister for pie and mash!
Retail therapy
Head up to The Gloucester Road for an area of independant shops or pop two minutes down the road for quirky vintage.
Bit of culture
Graffiti rules the roost but we have culture at every turn; museums, galleries architecture, music, theatre, burlesque, circus we have it all in Bristol.
Walks in the park
St Andrews Park, The Downs,
Spot of exercise
Go running or walking along the river or explore the iron age fort in Leigh Woods.
Day tripping
Bath is 10 minutes by train. You are very central so in an hour you will be in the Malvern Hills, Wales, the Cotswolds, Devon, Stonehenge. A couple of hours will get you to London, to Statford, to deep Wales and to Cornwall!

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