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" PERIOD PROPERTY
FOUR RECEPTION ROOMS
THREE BEDROOMS
ENCLOSED SOUTHERLY FACING GARDENS
GRADE II LISTED
SOUGHT AFTER LOCATION

A truly unique but beautiful property that must be viewed in order to be truly appreciated.

This superb late 18th century, grade II listed property is steeped in history and is believed to have once been an early home of Bristol-s renowned watercolourist Samuel Jackson.

The property occupies a sought after and central location within the Cotham and Redland conservation area, and is only a short walk from both Clifton and Redland Train stations. Further local amenities include an array of cafes, bars and eateries, shops and schools. In short, everything you could want or need is right on your doorstep.

The property itself is spread across five floors and has a total floor space of over 2,000 sq ft. Internally, as well as an abundance of character and some stunning architecture, the property boasts four large reception rooms; all perfectly in keeping with the property-s style and heritage. One major feature throughout the house is built-in shelving for a large private library collection, including a 21ft architect-designed library that opens onto the garden. Other period features include flagstone flooring and several working fireplaces. In addition to the four reception rooms the property has three double bedrooms (one en-suite) with generously sized built-in cupboards; a walk-in pantry off of the kitchen; a useful vaulted storage room off the dining room which could serve as a possible wine cellar; a downstairs cloakroom and a large, sunny upper floor bathroom. Stairs lead to a loft room.

Externally the property has gardens to both the front and rear. The front garden, although small, ensures that the property is set back from the road and offers a lovely approach with a selection of shrubs, flowers and mature apple and fig trees. The rear garden is southerly facing and secluded. Like the house itself the garden is terraced, retaining its original stone walls. With a number of seating areas, some original sculptures, a pond and a summerhouse or garden office, it is also well-stocked with mature shrubs, roses and trees, and therefore offers a delightful space for relaxing or entertaining.

For more information or to arrange your viewing of this truly fantastic period property please call Chappell and Matthews Estate Agents. "