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Sitting on the site of an old bakery in Bristol’s affluent Redland neighbourhood, this inviting home is the perfect base for those looking for a comfortable, central stay in one of the UK’s most creative cities. 

Downstairs, you’ll find an open-plan living area decked out in chic, contemporary decor. We love the minimalist touch here that feels singularly modern, with wood floors and bright white walls giving the space a Scandi feel. The window-side dining table beckons sociable soirées when you’re not out sampling the local restaurants and pubs, while the two bedrooms – one on each floor – are stylish spaces with their Matisse-inspired art prints and comfortable beds. 

When it comes to exploring nearby, you’ve got plenty from which to choose. Wander the shops along Whiteladies Road (a five-minute walk) and Gloucester Road (a fifteen-minute walk), enjoy a stroll or a picnic on Clifton Downs (a ten-minute walk) and visit the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge (thirty minutes away on foot). 

The Bristol Baker

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When the sun shines brightly over the city of Bristol, there's no better place to be than Harbourside – which is handy, as it's the location of this apartment, perched alongside the river. Grab a coffee from one of the buzzy cafes in this creative district and watch the world go by from the water's edge, if just for a while.  When it's time to uncover more of this happening quarter, you'll find buzzy restaurants, craft beer barges for an obligatory pint of Scrumpy cider, independent boutiques, museums aplenty, and a rich maritime history to boot within its charming, cobbled streets. And no visit to Bristol would be complete without some Banksy-spotting along the river. Keep an eye out for his parody of Vermeer's famous Girl with a Pearl Earring - it's quite a showstopper. Back at home, housed in a Grade II-listed Edwardian building, this apartment has some serious kerb appeal. Inside, the dual aspect windows provide a generous helping of natural daylight and though this is studio living, we think it's expertly formed. There's all the modern comforts you could wish for, while contemporary, mid-century inspired furniture and a soft colour palette bring character and warmth - just like a city bolthole should be.

Truly Scrumpy

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Sitting on a traditional Georgian street in the heart of Redland, this contemporary home makes an eye-catching statement. Formerly an old bakery, the site has since been restored into a design-led home. And while the cool grey tone and sleek curved exterior bring a modern twist to this setting, you’ll find the interior is warm, cosy and inviting. 

Set across two floors, the owners have created a space that brings joy and comfort to daily living. From the sunny palette of colours to the simple furnishings, it’s the kind of home that perfectly adapts to suit the mood of the moment. So whether you’re here for a relaxing break or an action-packed adventure, there’s everything you could need to enjoy the highlights of the city.

Outside, you’re in a prime location for exploring Whiteladies and Gloucester Road – both of which have an array of bars and restaurants, while the green open space of The Downs and the atmospheric Clifton Village are also within easy reach.

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There are some homes that inspire a deep connection to the environment – like this beautiful family home in Bristol. 

Perched on the cliffs overlooking the Avon Gorge and surrounded by woodland, this is the kind of home that makes you want to stay. And just like the surrounding countryside, it feels eclectic here. From the vintage furniture and artwork to the hot tub and swimming pool, there’s a sense of personality and charm that fills this home. 

Families and friends will love coming together here – it’s a wonderful place to share countryside walks, games in the garden and quality time together. And from the intimacy of this setting, it’s only a ten–minute drive into Bristol city centre. Spend a morning winding your way through Clifton Village, admiring the Georgian townhouses and picking up any supplies you might need.

Whether you’ve been hiking in Wales or staying local, you’ll love the feeling of walking back into this home. Open the terrace doors, put on a record and enjoy the beauty of a place that brings people together. 

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Housed in a beautiful Georgian house dating back to 1870, this stylish apartment in Redland puts you in one of the city’s most sought-after areas and just a few minutes' walk from popular Whiteladies Road. 

Though the home has been given a chic modern makeover, many of its original features remain intact like the beautiful bay window dining area that we’re particularly fond of. Design-led notes make a statement at every turn, whether that’s the comfy red velvet sofa in the living area, the whitewashed cabinetry in the kitchen or the luxurious bathrooms with their respective bath and arched entry shower. 

And then, of course, there are the bedrooms – dreamy spaces you’ll relish retreating to at the end of any busy day of exploring. There’s even a desk nook in one should you need to catch up on work. 

Outside of your home, the Clifton Downs are a seventeen-minute walk away – perfect for afternoon ambles and sunny picnics – while trendy Stokes Croft known for its street art and independent shops is just under thirty minutes away on foot. You’re also a half hour’s walk from the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge, while all around your neighbourhood, you’ll find pubs, restaurants and shops waiting to be sampled and discovered. 


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Sitting within a grand Georgian house dating back to 1870, this stylishly curated apartment puts you in a prime position to discover the delights of Redland and popular Whiteladies Road. 

There’s an air of vintage chic here mixed in with the contemporary furnishings that make this home feel instantly inviting. From its soft pastel hues to its ample natural light, this home offers a space you’ll relish coming back to at the end of every day. 

We’re particularly fond of the design-led bedrooms. With a handsome four-poster bed and a desk space in one, and a warm pink and forest green colour scheme in the other, you’ll have no trouble finding a dreamy night’s sleep in their comfortable king-size beds. Factor in the swoon-worthy bathrooms with their rainfall showers and you’ve got everything you need for a relaxing, carefree stay. 

When it comes to sightseeing around your home, you’ve got a wealth of restaurants, shops and bars to sample in your Redland neighbourhood. You’re also a seventeen-minute walk from the green expanse of Clifton Downs, while the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge is thirty minutes away on foot. 

Poppy 

In the very heart of Bristol, this swanky apartment is a little haven of comfort and understated luxury. If you’re in Bristol for a city break, you’ll be pleased to hear the artisan stalls and street food outlets of charming St Nicholas Market are a ten-minute stroll away and there are plenty of swanky restaurants lining the waterfront just outside your front door. You’re also just a ten-minute walk from the main train station, so this place is ideal for those who want to explore the city on foot.

Inside, gold-trimmed stools at the breakfast bar and tufted velvet sofas in chestnut-brown are a plush look back at yesteryear. The slate-grey kitchen hides myriad mod cons for meals at home, and the living room has an wood-burning stove for a little cosiness. High double doors from the 19th century connect the living and dining room with the kitchen, creating an open-plan feel and corniced ceilings sit alongside modern sculptures for an eclectic feel. When it comes to bedtime, bedrooms are soothing spaces of crisp white and pops of botanica and birdlife, courtesy of fabulous prints on the walls. 

Sunshine on the Parade

Just a short walk from the vibrant cafes, bars and independent shops of Whiteladies Road, this detached mews house invites you to enjoy the cultural depth and artistic beauty of Bristol. 

Stepping inside, you’ll find the open-plan living room provides an instant sense of welcome. From the soft lighting and natural tones to the cosy furnishings, this is the perfect setting to pause and relax amidst your city explorations. 

Heading upstairs, the ensuite bedrooms have been thoughtfully designed to enrich your stay with comfort and calm. So whether you’re here with an action-packed plan or to enjoy a spontaneous adventure, there’s everything you could need to settle in and feel at home.

Outside, there’s a lovely little patio – perfect for a quiet morning coffee or sunset drinks in warmer weather. From here, you’ll find it’s just a short stroll to the green open space of the Downs and the atmospheric Clifton Village.

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Bristol is a vibrant city with style and substance – so when you visit, you ought to stay somewhere equally chic. This brand-new boutique apartment is attractive and welcoming with everything you might need for a city break. The beds and sofa are comfortable so you’re guaranteed a restful stay, and there’s enough room around the stylish dining table if you fancy dining in – there’s no shortage of takeaway options here. 

The apartment is at the heart of Cotham, just a seven-minute walk from Cotham Hill – home to some of the city’s best-loved restaurants. It takes just twenty-one minutes to walk to the Floating Harbour, where you’ll watch boats and paddle-boarders go by, perhaps popping into the pubs dotted along the waterfront. The iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge is a twenty-six-minute walk, though it’s also easy enough to hop on a bus. The Cathedral is nineteen minutes away – it’s a popular filming location for period pieces, so you might recognise it. 

Whether you spend your stay spotting Banksy creations, taking in a show at one of the theatres, or gallivanting around the harbourside, you’re sure to be thrilled to be staying in such an elegant home. 


An Amber Glow

Neutral in charcoals and whites, the zesty pop of orange makes this home feel as trendy as the city it’s in. Bristol has become very popular for visitors and with good reason – with so many gorgeous eateries and bars dotted around the city, who wouldn’t want to come, eat, and conquer? Throw in a good mix of Georgian architecture, cobbled roads, leafy suburbs, and sights to see, and you’re onto a winner whenever you’re looking for a city break. 

When you’re not visiting said restaurants, or sussing out the best opportunities for a holiday selfie, you might be holed up in a cosy cafe with an extra large coffee as you devour the book you’ve just purchased at the second-hand store. Walk past the University of Bristol as you head to 1532 Bristol to catch a show at the performing arts theatre. 

Back home, let the breeze through by opening every skylight and simply sink back into the corner sofa and catch up on a series. Later, move family-time out into the garden as you dine alfresco – if the weather allows it, you might even choose to stay there with a board game until the sun finally sets. 

Splash of Tangerine

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Set on one of the most delightful Georgian squares in Bristol (and that’s saying something), this elegant period townhouse is a dream come true. The location is unbeatable – it's sandwiched between leafy Berkeley Square and Brandon Hill Park, which offers fabulous views of the city and is a great place for a picnic as the sun starts to set. From this spot, you can walk to all the best restaurants and attractions in Bristol, including Clifton Village – home to independent shops, cosy pubs and gorgeous terraced houses – as well as the city centre. With its ample rooms, grand ceilings and antique-style furniture, the interior radiates traditional character. Keen cooks can flex their culinary muscles in the charming kitchen, or better yet, you can arrange a catered feast with the on-site hosts, one of whom is a trained chef. There are seven cosy bedrooms to choose from (some even offer glimpses of Cabot Tower), while a comfortable living/dining room is perfect for when you want a relaxed evening in. 

The Brunel

As colourful as it is comfortable, this stylish apartment puts you in an ideal spot to explore the best of Bristol’s entertainment and culture. 

For a city that’s known for its edgy vibe and artistic prowess, this home certainly doesn’t disappoint. Full of vibrant pops of jewel and pastel hues, this cool space instantly feels welcoming. We love the plump blush pink sofa that beckons chilled-out lounging with a mug of tea and a good book, while the dining table invites hearty at-home meals when you’re not checking out Bristol’s celebrated food scene. 

The bedrooms are equally as chic with their Matisse-inspired art prints and retro-modern furnishings – we’re particularly fond of the main bedroom’s tangerine velvet headboard that feels like an updated take on Art Deco elegance. 

And while you could easily spend much of your time luxuriating in your chilled-out pad, head out to explore the many sights within walking distance. Cabot Circus (a six-minute walk) is where you’ll find some of the city’s best shopping, and Stokes Croft (a fifteen-minute walk) is a sight to behold with its famous street art-lined streets, including some by graffiti legend Banksy. With Castle Park being an eight-minute walk away too and plenty of restaurants and bars within easy reach as well, you’re spoilt for choice when it comes to things to see and do. 


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