Occupying the second floor of an attractive stone-built Victorian terrace, this two-bedroom apartment sits in one of Bristol's most sought-after postcodes, directly opposite the New Cut and within easy walking distance of the city centre. A private entrance hall with arched ceiling detail and decorative ceiling rose sets the tone, giving access to all rooms and a useful storage cupboard. The reception room is a comfortable, well-proportioned space with a period fireplace and overmantel mirror as its focal point, alcove shelving to either side, and French doors with a Juliet balcony bringing in good light and a pleasant rooftop aspect. There is ample room for a corner sofa and dining or occasional furniture, and a further decorative ceiling rose overhead. The kitchen/diner is a real strength of the flat. Fitted with a modern range of grey wall and base units and contrasting worktops, it includes an integrated electric oven, induction hob and stainless steel extractor, a stainless steel sink beneath the window, and plumbing and space for a washing machine and fridge, both of which are included. A breakfast bar divides the working kitchen from the dining area, where there is comfortable room for a six-seater table - a genuinely sociable space rather than a galley with a table squeezed in. Original stripped floorboards run throughout, and the room is finished with alcove shelving and a further ceiling rose. The principal bedroom is a good double with space for a wardrobe and bedside furniture, again with stripped floorboards, and a window to the front with a pleasant leafy outlook. The second bedroom is a smaller single room, well suited to a home office, guest room or nursery, with a window and space for a desk or single bed. The bathroom is fitted with a three-piece white suite comprising panelled bath with shower over, pedestal basin and WC, with tiled splashbacks, a wall-mounted mirrored cabinet and an obscure-glazed window providing natural light and ventilation. Location Coronation Road runs alongside the New Cut, placing the flat within a five-minute walk of Gaol Ferry Bridge and, over it, Wapping Wharf, Cargo and the Harbourside. North Street's independent shops, bakeries, pubs and the Tobacco Factory are a short stroll in the other direction, with Greville Smyth Park and Ashton Court beyond. Bristol Temple Meads is around a fifteen-minute cycle, and the city centre is comfortably walkable. Excellent bus links run along Coronation Road itself. This property is managed via the Hybr platform. By submitting an enquiry, you acknowledge and consent to your information being shared with Hybr for the purpose of processing and responding to your enquiry. If you have any questions get in touch with our team by pressing the call button on OnTheMarket and when asked for a property reference code, put in 10844375Show more