Property description

An unusually large and characterful three double bedroom apartment, situated in the heart of the Bristol's old City.

This bright and airy third floor apartment is located at 44 Corn Street, the accommodation comprises; Central entrance hall which leads to all rooms, the modern kitchen has been fitted with a range of wall and base units and includes fridge freezer, washer dryer, oven, hob and dishwasher. The living room is large with plenty of room for dining table and chairs, master bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room, bedrooms two and three are also a very spacious and the family bathroom has had the bath changed for a large shower.

When this apartment was converted many of the original features have been kept including fireplaces, sash windows, cornicing and wooden flooring through out. Also the original green mosaic spiral staircase is in place with communal lift in the centre.

44 Corn Street was originally built in 1904 by the renowned architect Edward Garbriel for the London and Lancashire Insurance company. However the grade II listed building was converted in 2004 with the upper floors becoming residential accommodation.
Corn Street is a thoroughfare of activity including daily markets supported by local traders, famous St.Nicholas Market and many restaurants and shops. Also benefiting from being only 1 mile from Bristol Temple Meads train station, a short walk to Cabot shopping complex and a stones throw from local leisure activities including The Hippodrome, M Shed and the Bristol Old Vic.

Property Features :

• City Centre Apartment
• Three Double Bedrooms
• Two Bathrooms
• Large Living / Dining Room
• Kitchen Fitted with White Goods