#DOCKVIEW WALLPAPER PLUS#
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The double bedroom is to the rear of the apartment with a window that opens out into a court yard and so nice and quite.

#DOCKVIEW WALLPAPER PLUS#

The kitchen area is well equipped with a modern kitchen, cooker and microwave plus all the utensils and cutlery required for 2-4 persons.

#DOCKVIEW WALLPAPER TV#

The lounge/kitchen is large with adequate room for relaxing, dinning and cooking furnished with a large settee, dining table, and chairs, and a 32 inch TV and DVD/CD unit. A road separates the apartment and river but the apartment is on the second floor so it overlooks the main traffic and feels quite private.

Being South facing, it enjoys the morning sun and a continuous view over harbour and dockside. The balcony is enclosed except for the South facing side where there is glass to waste level. The apartment has a balcony, lounge/kitchen/dining area, hallway, bathroom/shower and a double bedroom all nicely decorated in a modern contemporary style. Its ideally situated within easy walking distance of Clifton Village, the SS Great Britain, Harbourside, City Centre, Temple Meads railway station and it is also served by regular bus services and a nearby river taxi service. The apartment is a privately owned one bedroom property on the 2nd floor with beautiful dockside and river views. Bristol Airport is about a 20 minute drive away. Temple Meads Railway Station is approximately 20-30 minute walk and, if you prefer, you can get around by river taxi. You can be out in the beautiful Somerset countryside or on the M5 within minutes. Bristol Zoo is also nearby.ĭockside is ideally situated if you wish to get further afield. Ashton Park is just over the Suspension Bridge and Bristol's famous Durdham Downs between Clifton and Henleaze provides recreational space for the whole city.

There are fabulous views out over the city and the famous Bristol landmark, Cabot Tower, sits atop the hill. Green space abounds in the city with Brandon Hill Nature Reserve being the closest to dockside. The SS Great Britain, The M Shed, Clifton Suspension Bridge, The Llandogger Trow pub, in fact the entire area is steeped in the history of the days when Bristol was a thriving, wealthy trade port. Look out at the superb waterfront views from dockside and discover one of the most historic and vibrant locations in Bristol History surrounds you here and you don't have to go far to find it. What was once a place of boatyards and warehouses is now a cool mix of leisure facilities, bustling bars and coffee shops, busy restaurants and plenty of places to chill out with family and friends.Īlso nearby are the more established - yet nonetheless popular - retail and leisure areas of Clifton Village, Park Street, Broadmead and the stylish new Cabot Circus shopping complex.Ĭulturally you are spoilt for choice with the Hippodrome Theatre, The Colston Hall concert venue, The Watershed and the Bristol Old Vic all located in and around the river area, with at least three art galleries and the city museum to browse. Just a short waterside stroll from dockside you will find yourself in the beating heart of the city. With just a glance out of the window you will see that dockside is not only located at the epicentre of Bristol's rich maritime heritage, it is also a part of the dynamic and refreshing regeneration of this historic harbour.

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