"We have loved living in this beautiful part of Bristol with its incredible independent shops, cafes, bars and restaurants right on our doorstep. Renovating this house has been a real passion project and we've loved adding our eclectic style while honouring its Victorian features. It has been perfect for hosting many dinner parties with friends from casual bbq's in the garden to full on feasts in the dining room. This home has become a real sanctuary and is full of great memories."

This home

A beautifully presented two-bedroom home offering bright, stylish interiors and an ideal layout for entertaining. The ground floor features a stylish living room with plenty of natural light. Continuing through the home, you are welcomed into a spacious dining room that feels airy from the kitchen extension. The tasteful plywood kitchen has been thoughtfully designed with ample storage, generous worktop space, and contemporary finishes.

Upstairs, the property offers two well-proportioned bedrooms, including a comfortable main bedroom with exposed original floorboards and built-in wardrobes and a versatile second bedroom that could also serve as a guest room or home office. The floor is completed by a contemporary bathroom with a splash of colour.

Outside

The courtyard garden can be reached via the large glass patio doors. It has bene laid to composite decking, a comfortable outside space for summer entertaining.

Living in Bedminster

Stanley Street North runs between British Road and West Street in Bedminster. The house is ideally positioned close to North Street, a vibrant hub of local independents, restaurants, and shops — including Michelin-recommended COR and OTHER, coffee favourites Sweven and Burra, and The Tobacco Factory, a café, bar, and theatre that also hosts a lively Sunday market.

Several parks surround Stanley Street North, with South Street Park just around the corner and the larger Greville Smyth Park around a 15-minute walk away. Beyond Greville Smyth (a further 20 minutes) lies the expansive Ashton Court Estate — home to the annual Bristol Balloon Fiesta and 850 acres of woodland and open parkland.

A short stroll across Gaol Ferry Bridge leads to Wapping Wharf — a vibrant foodie destination on the edge of Bristol’s historic harbourside — with the city centre just 15 minutes further on foot.

Bristol Temple Meads is a 10-minute drive or a 35-minute walk away, offering direct services to Bath Spa (11 minutes) and London Paddington (around 1 hour 35 minutes). For local connections, Parson Street station is just 10 minutes on foot, and regular bus routes run from both North Street and West Street.