Large very central 4-storey Bristol Townhouse

Welcome to Stokes Croft the colourful art filled Bohemian quarter of Bristol. The house is right in the thick of it, its a short walk to awesome bars and restaurants. The 4-storey pad has loads of space and sleeps 10-18 people. Superfast Wifi throughout. Massive kitchen, huge lounge and extremely comfy beds. The large South facing garden has a gas BBQ.

The house is 5 mins walk from the main Bus Station and 15-20 mins walk from Temple meads or a 5 min Uber.

9 beds in total, sleeps 18 comfortably. 3 bathrooms including a walk-in shower and roll top bath, 3 toilets.

The house offers central accommodation for groups such as family/friends attending a wedding, university graduations, sports teams playing/spectators watching that away game or just looking for a comfy large house to share with friends.

As well as the numerous bedrooms there is a huge lounge and large kitchen with 2 massive tables and 4 benches that will sit everyone they can also be folded up and put away for extra space. An American style fridge with Ice machine, dishwasher, double oven, gas hob and a built in microwave oven. In the back there is a nice sunny south facing garden perfect for the gas BBQ provided with lots of outdoor seating.

About the location

Take a stroll around bohemian Stokes Croft, often referred to as Bristol's cultural quarter. Discover unusual shops, great pubs, real clubs, fabulous food and a wealth of artist studios and ever-changing exhibitions.

In fact the whole area resembles an outdoor gallery with colourful graffiti that continually transforms its walls and buildings. You might see some great artwork today – but by the time you want to show it to your friends tomorrow it has miraculously vanished or changed into a completely new piece. Keep your eyes open for some of Banksy's best known pieces, such as the famous Mild, Mild, West, which is next to The Canteen and also look out for the giant mural Breakdancing Jesus by Cosmo Sarson on the opposite wall.

Keep your ears open for music streaming onto the streets, as some of the city's most famous music clubs are based here, including Lakota and the Blue Mountain and there is plenty of live music to be found in the many bars and pubs, such as The Canteen, No.51 Stokes Croft and the Pipe and Slippers.

……and as for the shopping, you are only a 5 minute walk away from Cabot Circus the brand new shopping centre located in the heart of Bristol, another interesting place Gloucester Road is credited as the longest street of independent shops in Europe. This colourful high street meanders up from Stokes Croft through the areas of Redland, St Andrews, Bishopston and Horfield, supporting a fantastic array of shops, beauty salons, cafes and bars.

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