17, Everards Court, 7 John Street, Bristol, BS1 2HT

The Property

The property occupies the top floor of Everards Court, a recently converted building offering a range of quality apartments in the heart from Bristol City Centre. No 17 benefits from relative privacy and offers a pleasant outlook over some of the oldest buildings in Bristol. The internal accommodation offers two double bedrooms, open plan lounge area with modern fitted kitchen and two stylish bathrooms, one of which an en suite shower room.

Location

The Centre is the heart of the City with constant action on offer from the Hippodrome and Colston Hall, Bristol Shopping Quarter at Cabot’s Circus to the characterful Christmas Steps, Corn Street and St Nicholas Market. Nearby Millennium Square acts as a gateway to the neighbouring harbourside with its fountains and big screen as well as world class attractions such as Brunel’s SS Great Britain, We The Curious, Bristol Aquarium, the Arnolfini, Spike Island, the Watershed and the M Shed.

Other Information

Leasehold. Refer to Agent
Management Fee: Refer to Agent
Council Tax Band: Refer to Agent

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