A charming one double bedroom first-floor apartment within the historic Albemarle Row, Hotwells, offering a rare opportunity to live within one of Bristol’s finest Grade II* listed Georgian terraces. Ideally positioned in Hotwells, the property is within easy reach of the Harbourside, Clifton Village and the city centre, whilst enjoying the unique surroundings of one of Bristol’s most historic residential addresses. EPC: D
Description
Flat F, No. 4 Albemarle Row occupies the first floor of this impressive historic building and offers well-proportioned accommodation The property combines the character and architectural significance of this much-admired Georgian terrace with high ceilings, sash windows and moulded cornices. Ideally positioned in Hotwells, the property is within easy reach of the Harbourside, Clifton Village and the city centre, whilst enjoying the unique surroundings of one of Bristol’s most historic residential addresses. The communal areas have recently been refurbished, creating a welcoming and attractive entrance to the building. The communal rear garden is also beautifully maintained, providing a peaceful and tranquil space in which to relax and unwind. The apartment was originally arranged with a hallway leading from the kitchen through to the bathroom, separating the bedroom from the bathroom, as illustrated on the floorplan marked ‘Previous Layout’. For buyers wishing to reinstate this arrangement, this could potentially be achieved with relative ease, although the current layout has been thoughtfully designed to maximise the available and usable space.
Entrance Hall
The front door opens into the entrance lobby where you will find the electric meters. Glazed door through to a welcoming reception hallway, providing access to the staircase rising to the first floor and a glazed door opening onto the rear garden.
First Floor Landing
A personal door (recently installed compliant with fire reg's) opens into the reception hallway of the flat.
Reception Hallway
The reception hallway features a radiator, security entry phone, doors to the living/dining room and bedroom, and an archway opening into the kitchen.
Living/Dining Room
A lovely bright and characterful room featuring two sash windows with shutters to the front aspect, two radiators and an ornate Victorian-style fireplace with marble surround. Additional period features include half-height panelled walls, original exposed oak floorboards and moulded corners. We understand that the fireplace could be used as a working fire, however, the chimney and flue would need to be checked/swept beforehand.
Kitchen
Partially open to the living/dining room, the kitchen creates a sociable and practical space. Fitted with wooden work surfaces incorporating an inset Belfast sink, there is space for a cooker, fridge/freezer and washing machine. A dresser-style wall-mounted glazed cabinet and matching dresser base provide useful storage.
Bedroom
A generous double bedroom with a sash window overlooking the rear aspect, radiator and hatch providing access to useful storage space above the reception hallway. Door leading to the bathroom.
Bathroom
Fitted with an obscure-glazed window to the rear aspect, panelled bath, low-level WC and vanity unit incorporating an inset wash hand basin with cupboards beneath. There is also a tiled shower cubicle and airing cupboard housing the gas combination boiler. Part-tiled walls complete the room.
Communal Rear Garden
To the rear of the property is an attractive and well-maintained communal garden, featuring paved areas and seating spaces. There is also access to a communal bike store and bin store.
Parking
Residents' permit parking is available on the street to the front of the property.
Material Information
Material Information Leasehold held on a 999 year lease from 15/9/1981 with a share of the freehold. Current Service charge is £182.49 a month. Council Tax Band B which for the current year 2026/2027 is £2,110.64
