• Allocated parking +
• Two double bedrooms +
• Private garden +
• Modern bathroom and kitchen +

"We’ve absolutely loved living here - it feels like home the moment you walk in. The neighbourhood is such a friendly, tight-knit little community. We love popping into the Tythings Pub and being close to Manor Woods Valley Park, which is an absolute gem for walks. There’s a fantastic butcher nearby and the best Chinese takeaway in the area. The GP surgery is just across the road, which has been super convenient."

The home
St Nicholas Court, a former church, was cleverly transformed into a modern, high-standard apartment. The heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen/living space, with large windows providing a light and spacious feel. From here, you can access the garden via double patio doors, and the space also benefits from a large skylight window.
The modern fitted kitchen has integrated appliances, with the units separated by a wall with a cut-out, helping the space feel connected while still distinct.
At the front of the home, you’ll find the main bedroom, with a further double bedroom along the hallway. Next door is a modern bathroom, tiled throughout, featuring a bath with a rainfall shower over and a mirrored bathroom cabinet with integrated lighting.

The outside
The apartment benefits from a private garden that wraps around the rear of the property. The home also comes with allocated parking.

Living in Bishopsworth
St Nicholas Court is located in Bishopsworth, an area that offers an array of open green spaces and local amenities. Easy access to the city centre makes this area popular with young professionals and commuters, as well as those who enjoy the shops, bars, and restaurants of North Street, Bristol city centre, and the Harbourside.

Nearby, you’ll find Manor Valley Wood, which offers excellent space for running or dog walking. The expansive Ashton Court Estate - home to Bristol’s famous Balloon Fiesta - is just a short drive away, providing miles of walking routes and a welcome escape from city life.

For commuters who need regular access in and out of the city, the 75, 76, and 43 bus routes run nearby, while Parson Street station allows easy access to Bristol Temple Meads and beyond. For drivers, the A4174 provides quick routes to Wells Road and Bath Road, with easy access either into the city or out towards the countryside. Bristol International Airport is less than 15 minutes away by car, and the A4 Air Decker bus stops a short walk from the home.

For those who like to shop, Imperial Park is just a five-minute drive away or a 20-minute walk, offering a range of places to shop and eat.